I think it changed my life

Author: JohanT

My name is Johan Tenge, and I am a gamer. A gamer in the modern sense of picking up a videogame controller, a handheld system or a mouse (or touchpad). A regular (weekend-) day for me involves waking up, turning on my radio, listening to the news, starting my laptop and playing World of Warcraft for a bit. I then read up on videogame news, and play Kingdom Hearts (the sequel is set for a release two weeks from now), which is followed by coding my blog to do what I want it to do. Meanwhile, I’m amused by the inability of me turning around my glass without the icecubes staying where they are.

Where does BrainKing fit into this, you must wonder?

Well, above I described a regular day. A day that was regular right up until the moment I discovered BK. Before, when getting behind a school computer, I sneakily looked up some videogame news, watched flash movies and doodled in Paint.

Now, my day mostly involves playing boardgames on BK, playing Chess against my brother (on and off BK), and writing that novel which my brain seemed unable to produce until I found out about BK. At school, people wonder about what something called BrainKing.com is doing in the browser’s history, and I have a text editor in my Boot folder. One of my characters in my Science Fiction novel is an avid BrainKing member (in the year 2147 ), and gets literally dragged into a Chess tournament on the planet Gann, in an attempt at saving the President of an alien planet, who happens to be both the Galactic Champion for Ludo and for Chess.

All in all, BK has honestly changed my life for the positive. Thank you Fencer, for being awesome.