Congratulations. You are now playing the game (if you weren’t already.)
The game is very simple.
You are always playing the game.
You cannot lose, you can only win.
You win whenever you remember the game
Whenever you remember the game, you have to make a contribution, and announce out loud, “I win.”
After you pledge, you have 30 minutes during which time you can remember the game without winning.
As soon as you mention the game to anyone, they begin playing as well.
The goal on earth is to have everyone on earth stop playing.
The game.
You win.
Why the game?
Well, gamers game, and sometimes they game too much. Sometimes they game so much they don’t shower. Sometimes they win so much, they don’t sleep. Sometimes they game and win so much, they don’t eat. Sometimes they eat too much. Sometimes they don’t eat enough. They play, they eat, they sleep, and they win. They become one with the game. They are always winning. But sometimes they play the game too much, and they lose. They want to keep playing the game, but they get depressed. When they get depressed, they don’t answer the phone. But we know they are playing the game. They know they are playing the game, but they don’t announce they are playing the game.
So we created reSTART. The Nations first center of its kind in the United States designed solely for gamers and those that love them. We don’t dislike games. We just want gamers to have a life too.
And that’s where you come in. We need a space for younger gamers. A place where gamers can talk about the game, and not lose. A place where they can remember why they started gaming, and talk about what games mean to them. A place where people understand the game, and how to help players level up in life like they do in the game.
We’ve partnered with business professionals, healthcare providers, parents, and teachers to provide services for gamers, but the only way we can do it, is with your help. That’s how you win the game. By giving back to other gamers who’ve lost their way in life as a result of their online gaming habits.
Gamers helping gamers. Family members helping gamers. People who care about gamers.
It’s simple.
It’s the game.
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