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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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University of Western Ontario – Presentation
Read More: University of Western Ontario – PresentationGemini Summary: The presentation by Marcin Jakubowski of Open Source Ecology focuses on the Seed Eco-Home project (0:01). He discusses his journey from Poland to the US, highlighting the motivation behind starting an open-source hardware experiment (0:14-1:07). Key topics include:…
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University of Western Ontario – Presentation
Read More: University of Western Ontario – PresentationGemini Summary: The presentation by Marcin Jakubowski of Open Source Ecology focuses on the Seed Eco-Home project (0:01). He discusses his journey from Poland to…
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Progress so far with the Mecha Comet – 22 Feb, 2026
Read More: Progress so far with the Mecha Comet – 22 Feb, 2026AI Summary: The video provides a detailed overview of the Mecha Comet, a handheld Linux computer (0:26). The speaker, Shib, introduces the device and shares…
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Passing the Torch: Why ONLYOFFICE is the True Successor to OpenOffice (and LibreOffice is Drowning in Tech Debt)
Read More: Passing the Torch: Why ONLYOFFICE is the True Successor to OpenOffice (and LibreOffice is Drowning in Tech Debt)For years, my loyalty to LibreOffice was unwavering. I supported it because it was the rightful successor to OpenOffice—the champion mandated to provide a free,…