Our Story

We have seen the negative effects of gaming in the lives of our friends, family, and peers. Growing up we noticed classmates and friends whose time became increasingly dominated by gaming. The time spent gaming seemed to lessen motivation and ambitions for things outside of video games. It was disheartening to see the harmful effects of gaming prevent those close to us from realizing their full potential.

We grew increasingly concerned as we watched the prevalence of gaming rapidly increase without ample consideration for the potential harms of gaming. In an effort to help others make informed decisions, we started the Dangers of Gaming Project.

At Dangers of Gaming, we believe knowledge is power. We offer those seeking information a place to find research-based insights about the harms of gaming. We hope this will help us all make informed decisions about the role we choose to let gaming play in our lives.

We plan to expand our efforts. If you have ideas about how we can improve or would like to join the movement please shoot us an email!

Meet the Team

Meg Huber

Meg is a senior at Southern Virginia University majoring in business with an emphasis in public policy and a double minor in theater and philosophy. She loves hiking, sourdough, symphonies, and community events. Meg has been passionate about educating others about the dangers of gaming for years. This led her to start the Dangers of Gaming Project.

Seth Huber

Seth is a product development engineer in Salt Lake City, Utah. He finds deep joy in being outdoors. He particularly enjoys traversing tall mountain peaks and exploring deep desert slot canyons. He has a propensity for taking on interesting side projects, which explains why he became a co-founder of the Dangers of Gaming Project.