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May 7, 2013
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/afk - Away from Keyboard (World of Warcraft documentary)

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he documentary AFK - Away from Keyboard explores the relationship between online gamers and the games that they play.  It examines the evolution of the World of Warcraft from its infancy to its non-existent conclusion and beyond.  Through the lives of several key characters, this film shows the real joys associated with online games while offering an objective look at some of its inherent trappings.

Watch the documentary on Youtube.

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