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About Us
Our Mission
Game in the Brain’s mission is to make learning about science and the world fun and accessible through tabletop RPGs. We create tools that simplify hard sci-fi concepts, empowering players to embrace complexity at their own pace. Our goal is to make sure everyone feels welcome and inspired to learn, explore, and grow through the gamification of their experiences.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world where more creators build and share intricate sci-fi worlds using our Creative Commons assets and open settings. We aim to lower the barriers to world-building, enabling a community that contributes to and enhances our tools. Together, we can create a shared language of storytelling and deepen our collective understanding of the world through these powerful, collaborative experiences
Our Blogs
Our Recent News & Blogs
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The Great Hacienda Lie: How Forced Labor Built the Philippine Elite
Read More: The Great Hacienda Lie: How Forced Labor Built the Philippine EliteIf you look at a typical Philippine history textbook, you will read about “villages,” “towns,” and “Christianization.” What you rarely read is the economic reality behind these words. The truth is that the Philippine colonial village system was not a…
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The Great Hacienda Lie: How Forced Labor Built the Philippine Elite
Read More: The Great Hacienda Lie: How Forced Labor Built the Philippine EliteIf you look at a typical Philippine history textbook, you will read about “villages,” “towns,” and “Christianization.” What you rarely read is the economic reality…
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The Last Line of Defense: Why Privacy is the Battle for Your Mind
Read More: The Last Line of Defense: Why Privacy is the Battle for Your MindHistory’s most effective propaganda looks like child’s play compared to the phone in your pocket. In the past, brainwashing required isolation, loud speakers, and blunt…
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Ubuntu Touch Q&A 182 – The Road to Qt6 and 24.04 Noble
Read More: Ubuntu Touch Q&A 182 – The Road to Qt6 and 24.04 NobleThis video is the Ubuntu Touch Q&A 182, streamed on January 24, 2026, by the UBports Foundation. It covers recent developments in the Ubuntu Touch…