Gaming for Mental Health

 Look, we all know the state of gaming is disgusting. Most of us are on the consumer end feeling squeezed out of money and time while getting half baked games and low support from developers. While contemplating this with friends, we came with a rather odd solution we have had for a while. I would like to introduce you to “Renewed Joy” a video game book club! That’s right … just hear me out.  Tired of struggling to finish video games? Feeling overwhelmed by your growing backlog? Well, fret no more! Introducing Renewed Joy, a video game club that's like a book club, but for gamers.  Finally, you can enjoy the satisfaction of completing games and find a community of like-minded individuals to share your gaming experiences with. No more endless hours spent wandering through game worlds alone.  With Renewed Joy, you'll have the support and camaraderie you need to tackle your gaming challenges head-on. So, grab your virtual controller and let's dive into this exciting new advent

  Gaming has been a source of joy and escape for millions of people for decades. However, sometimes it's easy to lose the spark and feel burnt out. The landscape for gaming has not been kind to us players for a minute, and it’s starting to show. In this blog, we'll explore six ways to renew your love for gaming and improve your mental health. From revisiting your backlog to exploring new genres, limiting social media, ignoring reviews, keeping an open mind, and lowering your expectations, we'll provide tips and tricks to reignite your passion for gaming. So, let's get started! Revisiting Your Backlog Are you tired of scrolling through a seemingly endless list of games on your backlog, feeling overwhelmed and unsure about where to start? It's time to revisit that list and prioritize it by embracing the art of letting go. We all already have and own tons of great games, why not get our moneys worth by revisiting them. This is also another way to remind the industry he