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LESSONS FROM ROBLOX AND MINECRAFT

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July 27, 2025

June and Albert loved playing games together. They've been best friends since kindergarten. From making their own toy guns, wooden cars and climbing tree houses to playing online games, they were almost inseparable.

- By Zaida Marie A. Tambis

One Saturday morning, they were gathering branches and twigs for a school project when they stumbled upon a magical door that took them to a colorful world called Randomville.

Albert was starting to feel dizzy when they landed. Then a friendly and familiar voice spoke, "Welcome to Randomville, June and Albert!"

Both looked around but didn't see much. They realized that it was almost dark. The sun began to set, and Albert noticed some creatures peeking from behind the trees.

"Beware of the Block Monsters. They are watching your every move now. They are notorious for stealing. You need to protect yourself by making your own shelter", the voice said.

"We need to build a house fast!" Albert tugged on June's arm.

"I agree. Let's build one together!" he answered.

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