Game Over, Brian Gibson
Game Over, Brian Gibson
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Game Over
Understanding Internet Gaming Disorder, Its Effects on Mental Health, And How to Get Out of It

Author: Brian Gibson

Narrator: Alice Springfield

Unabridged: 1 hr 20 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Brian Gibson

Published: 07/24/2024


Synopsis

In an era of omnipresent digital connectivity, gaming has evolved from a casual pastime into a global phenomenon. However, with this rise, a darker aspect has emerged: Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD). Game Over delves deeply into this modern affliction, exploring its complexities and impacts on mental health.Authored by experts in psychology and behavioral sciences, this comprehensive guide demystifies IGD, examining the fine line between recreational gaming and addiction. Through rigorous research and real-life case studies, the book uncovers how excessive gaming can lead to severe psychological and social consequences, including anxiety, depression, and deteriorating relationships.Beyond merely identifying the problem, *Game Over* is a beacon of hope for those affected by IGD. It provides practical strategies and therapeutic approaches for overcoming addiction. Readers will find actionable advice on setting boundaries, seeking professional help, and building a balanced life away from the screen.Whether you are a concerned parent, a mental health professional, or someone struggling with gaming addiction, *Game Over* offers the knowledge and tools necessary to reclaim control and foster healthier habits. This essential read sheds light on the growing issue of IGD and empowers readers to take meaningful steps toward recovery and mental well-being.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Harris on October 20, 2015

So full disclosure: I was given a copy of The Truth: An Uncomfortable Book About Relationships for review, I’ve hung out with Neil and I’m a former pick-up artist myself. So with all that in mind… The Truth is an interesting book. It’s one that’s fairly easy to be cynical about. I mean, first Neil St......more

Goodreads review by Kevin on October 17, 2015

This book had a deep and profound impact on me. I finished the 11 hour audio in 2 1/2 days. I laughed and cried. I'd probably have to write for days to articulate everything that was so amazing about this book. Neil's transformation within the book, and his vulnerability throughout were completely enl......more

Goodreads review by Joseph on June 04, 2025

When I was in college, I read The Game by Neil Strauss. I ended up in a relationship that even to this day I still have certain regrets about because I was inexperienced at caring monogamous relationships. Before that I was in a violent fist fight over the first girl I ever dated in high school beca......more

Goodreads review by Nik on January 09, 2016

It's a weird book. Strauss is a narcissistic lunatic, who runs all over the place trying to deal with himself. While this is extremely entertaining, it makes his conclusions feel like utter bull. Now he is all better. And I should believe this, why? Some of his self deceptions border on utter madnes......more

Goodreads review by Leo on June 28, 2016

Eugh. Some interesting perspectives on relationships, intimacy and sex that were mostly better dealt with in Modern Romance. It's so depressing to consider how many men there are doing shallow thing after shallow thing and derping all over the place, putting their needs not only before but at the expe......more