Location: House G 111 

Keynote lecture by Maurice Lamb, Senior Lecturer in Informatics

A good game, like a good story, needs a well-balanced and considered set of rules. These rules limit a player’s action possibilities, but they also create the challenges, motivations, and interactions that make the game experience fun. In order to successfully act sustainably, we must accept that the limitations imposed by Sustainability Goals not only create the conditions for survival but may also create the conditions for a good and happy life for all.

In the talk Maurice Lamb will take an intersectional perspective combining ideas from philosophy, physics, psychology, and games to make the case that constraints not only make life possible, but they make life better.