Game-city
Nowadays, more and more come to visit C.C, and they mostly surprised by the game culture among the citizens. In this city, man and woman from all ages spend at least an hour in games daily.
Sure, these days it is more about mobile, console or computer games. But before that, when there was nothing but the radio, or even before that, people loved games. They used to play in their houses with their neighbors, gather around the fireplace, and played games. It was funny, entertaining, social!
Most elder people says that this behavior comes from the early days of the foundation when there were 7-8 families at most. Back then, during winter times, each household used to play games among themselves. That was how they spent those long, cold winter nights.
The spring was the time of the finals. Each house champion competed in final games.
In the end, the winner and his household were congratulated by every family. Throughout the years, the games they played changed, the rules changed, sometimes there were players, sometimes there were teams to play. But the only thing that stayed constant is the will to play and the smiles on the faces.
Now, in modern times, the city's population is high. On the streets, everybody is a stranger; people close themselves in their little friend and family circles. The basketball team may be the strongest bond between these people.
Yet, with the rise of technology and the gaming industry, people began to return their old habit. You can see some old lady playing Tetris on her cellphone, while youngsters play FRP at parks, some couples gather -like the ancient times- for game nights. During the last elections, one of the candidates promised "city game nights" in his campaign. That raised his numbers a few. (Sadly, he couldn't win)
This is the game-city, the place where you can learn how to win the last boss fight from your grandmother or how to lose a match in FIFA to your math teacher. Here, the game is the culture.
Cheers