Indoor Games

It looks as if someone is a gamer! Is it you @khursheedanwar? What is it a racing game? Do you play anything else?

Gaming is more solo than playing indoors together and plenty of us do so to distract. It can be good to focus on something else. A bit of tension and the best is if you win.
As a kid I fought mom for the computer to play with. That didn't end always well, with the computer I mean.. ups wrong button or not. If you ask me a computer is the biggest indoor game. We are all addicts and pc, smartphones, Nintendo are all the same. Who reads a book right and if it comes to games the best thing isn't winning but cheating, how to find the cheats on internet to finish the game asap.

Within the family, we play Sims, Minecraft, Mario Kart, Zelda, Pokemon (Pokemon go on the phone as well since the lockdown I can catch them from my bed just the gym and balls are out of reach to get them I have to cross the street). Never play Mario with my Mom and sis it's a miracle to me they ever got their driving license.
We have dancing mats as well. I got one and Mom too. Mine doesn't always work great because of the TV but for a mat I can't buy a new one (it's rather new the mat is old or the device is who knows).

With the Wii you can still be lazt, lay on the couch and just move your hand, it's like pokémon go no one sets a foot to catch then.

If it comes to playing I have a schedule which is playing daily after work (back home in the morning) for about 30 minutes. Why? Because I'm good at it and if mom gives me a game or I get one from the second hand shop I end it in no time. Mom says I did this from a young age. I started playing Wolvenstein (1981 see Steam today) on the pc just like her. Nope, games didn't change me into an aggressive person and I am not an addict. I got many hobbies and my time is scheduled. Why not play on if alone? It's to save some fun for the next day guys! What will you do if it's game over?

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