Characters are one of the most memorable and recognisable elements of games. They provide vehicles for gameplay and help define goals, obstacles and conflict and help us to engage in the narrative. But more than that they help to build empathy; an emotional connection.
Read MoreNone of us know what is going to happen tomorrow, yet alone in a few years time, but there are trends that are gaining momentum which can give us a glimpse into what the future might hold.
Technology is moving at its fastest ever pace and the speed of adoption of new innovations is whiplash inducing. What are we doing with all of this technological innovation? How can we apply it for the greater good?
Read MoreThe Business Game was one of the first serious games to enter the commercial market and was used by hundreds of thousands of students across the globe from Singapore to Suriname. For many years it was used by The Princes Trust as part of the National Enterprise Challenge and even Prince Charles himself has had a play.
Read MoreMicrolaunch, the simulation developed by Totem Learning and Mike Roe, has won the MRS and The ICG Independents Day award.
Totem worked with Mike Roe to digitise his paper based game on how to learn the best process for gathering marketing insights.
Read MoreFind out all about Forward Ladies, the awards and Totem Learning’s involvement with it all!
Many people have this idea that video games cause violence and aggressive behaviour but is this actually the case or are video games actually proving to be useful?
Why Totem Learning’s ‘Unlock: Project Management’ serious game is the one to use when training up employees and developing their skills.
Read MoreRead about how grades improves at the University of Liverpool’s Msc course ‘Programming and Project Management’ when they used Totem Learning’s game…
Read MoreIt’s something all companies and organisations who currently rely on Flash to consider quickly!
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