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The Stanley Parable
If you’re a fan of dry humor, choose-your-own-adventures, and snarky narrators breaking the fourth wall, this might just be your perfect game. The Stanley Parable is essentially a game of choice. The game drops you into a familiar environment under unfamiliar circumstances, and for every decision you make you can either heed the narrator’s advice or exercise freedom of choice and face the consequences that come with it.
Play time: 1.5 hours
Price: $14.99
Available for: Windows, Mac
Galactic Cafe
Firewatch
Set in the Wyoming wilderness with a walkie-talkie as your only line of communication, Firewatch is a stunning first-person adventure that digs into themes of isolation, vulnerability, and loneliness. It’s a game driven by dialogue whose magic emerges through a compact and emotional story. The voice acting is gripping, the script is beautiful, and the visuals are absolutely breathtaking.
Play time: 3 hours
Price: $19.99
Available on: Windows, Mac, Linux, PS4
Campo Santo
Journey
Traverse sprawling landscapes, scattered ruins, and fearsome desert elements as you make your way to a beam of light emerging from a mountain. As you travel, you will learn about yourself and the world you inhabit as you wordlessly work with a red-clad character traveling beside you. This story of discovery is told without dialogue and is carried entirely by stunning visuals and clever gameplay.
Play time: 2 hours
Price: $14.99
Available on: PS3, PS4
That Game Company
Transistor
You don’t know that much about the weapon known as the Transistor — all you know is that it holds an incredible amount of power and, now that it’s in your possession, a number of people are after both it and you. This fast-paced RPG is great for fans of action and science fiction. The story is rich, the combat system intricate, and the artwork exquisite.
Play time: 6 hours
Price: $19.99
Available on: Windows, Mac, Linux, PS4, iOS
Supergiant Games
Who doesn’t have time for gaming now?
The Stanley Parable
If you're a fan of dry humor, choose-your-own-adventures, and snarky narrators breaking the fourth wall, this might just be your perfect game. The Stanley Parable is essentially a game of choice. The game drops you into a familiar environment under unfamiliar circumstances, and for every decision you make you can either heed the narrator's advice or exercise freedom of choice and face the consequences that come with it.
Play time: 1.5 hours
Price: $14.99
Available for: Windows, Mac
Galactic Cafe
Firewatch
Set in the Wyoming wilderness with a walkie-talkie as your only line of communication, Firewatch is a stunning first-person adventure that digs into themes of isolation, vulnerability, and loneliness. It's a game driven by dialogue whose magic emerges through a compact and emotional story. The voice acting is gripping, the script is beautiful, and the visuals are absolutely breathtaking.
Play time: 3 hours
Price: $19.99
Available on: Windows, Mac, Linux, PS4
Campo Santo
Journey
Traverse sprawling landscapes, scattered ruins, and fearsome desert elements as you make your way to a beam of light emerging from a mountain. As you travel, you will learn about yourself and the world you inhabit as you wordlessly work with a red-clad character traveling beside you. This story of discovery is told without dialogue and is carried entirely by stunning visuals and clever gameplay.
Play time: 2 hours
Price: $14.99
Available on: PS3, PS4
That Game Company
Transistor
You don't know that much about the weapon known as the Transistor — all you know is that it holds an incredible amount of power and, now that it's in your possession, a number of people are after both it and you. This fast-paced RPG is great for fans of action and science fiction. The story is rich, the combat system intricate, and the artwork exquisite.
Play time: 6 hours
Price: $19.99
Available on: Windows, Mac, Linux, PS4, iOS
Supergiant Games
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The following was written by Daris Wilson:
Getting fit and in shape is tough enough. But adding others to the mix can be quite exhausting especially when it’s family.
In order for you to get fit, stay fit, and live a happy, sustainable life, you will need a support system, and there’s no better team than those you love, live with, and see daily. They will hold you accountable to getting healthy and maintaining your health.
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Below are my top tips for getting fit with your family:
1. Communicate it as priority: Just like you and your spouse speak about finances and budgeting, you should do the same regarding your workout schedule and meals for the week. Schedule some time over the weekend to discuss schedules, meal plan, and prep. Communicate constantly throughout the week regarding work meetings and family happenings so the two of you are on the same page when it comes to executing the workout and nutrition plan.
2. Share the nutrition steps: Nutrition steps consist of meal planning, grocery shopping, and meal prepping (cooking and preparing it to take with you). Based on your family’s schedule, you may be able to plan, shop, and prep together. But your family’s schedule can also be not-so-cooperative so be open to being flexible as those responsibilities may change week to week. Totally fine as long as there’s constant communication of those changes.
3. Get the kids involved: Instead of having the kids watch television or do homework when cooking, enroll them into the process. They can help you chop vegetables, fruits, herbs, etc. or help mix and/or pour ingredients. Schedule a home workout once per week. They will want to take part in it. When the weather permits, get outdoors with the family and do some interval running at the local track or park.
4. Lead from the front: You must take ownership in this journey as it’s yours. Yes, you’re getting fit with your family but the truth is you have to do it for you. The most effective way to get a non-compliant spouse or partner on board is to continue to be diligent in your lifestyle and be OK with this person not being on board just yet. There’s no need to play the blame-game here. That keeps them non-compliant. Everyone has their unique reasons for not being ready and that’s OK. Continue to lead from the front and be the beacon of light. Do not judge, and soon enough your healthy team will be growing in size.
Deciding to get fit with your family will be the best investment in your family’s legacy. You will not regret it.
Daris Wilson is a certified personal trainer and the creator of JCF Boot Camp in New Jersey. You can follow his fitness journey and health tips @JCFBootCamp.