Hello, internet! Welcome to the GT10 project!

　　We made a game to celebrate 10 years of Game Theory, and all donations are going directly to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. If you enjoyed the game or would like to help us celebrate, please consider donating:

　　https://donate.tiltify.com/@redberryweo/gt10-community-project

　　Developer Note: If you want to donate, please do not donate when downloading the game! Use the link above! 1. Download the file (DO NOT PAY ANYTHING - click "No thanks, just take me to the download")

　　2. Extract the zipped folder on your desktop (build is for Windows OS)

　　3. Once it's extracted, open the .exe file from your file explorer to play! (There should be a fun icon with the GT10 cup logo next)

　　If you would like to donate (NOTE: YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO DONATE TO PLAY), please use the link to the Tiltify above!

　　GT10 Team:

　　Julie // Redberryweo Siem Sium Caleb "Tatertot" Tate Julianna "Peanut" Rios - Geeky Peanut Nicholas "explosivepebble" Hunter Victoria Ling - Spiritmoonz Emanuele Braga - Rety Michael Matthews - Gamma Alexander Goldberg Bianca - Coolart

　　Background In 2019, Siem ("Si-em") Sium came up with the concept for the GT10 project. Over time, the idea evolved from creating a video or a website to celebrate, and Siem concepted the idea of the museum. Without him, none of this project would have been possible.

　　In May 2020, just as COVID-19 caused millions of people across the world staying at home, the project began taking shape as the team began to grow. Siem brought Julie onto the team, and they got the ball rolling. Siem obtained contact information for all YouTube channels that collaborated or worked together with the Game Theorists over the years.

　　In August 2020, the team continued to grow after a survey was made for people to volunteer their talents in support of GT10. Thank you to everyone who expressed interest. We received an overwhelmingly positive response, and we unfortunately could not include everyone.

　　About the Game Theorists When Matt started Game Theory, it used to take him a month to develop videos. The software he used would frequently crash, and as he puts it “had zero functionality”. The videos were edited through stop motion animation, hundreds of Photoshop files would be compiled to create just one video. To grow the channel, Gaijin Goombah and Ronnie Oni Edwards joined Matt, thus the Game Theorists was born. These creators were all passionate about combining education and gaming, establishing a strong core for the Game Theorists channel to grow. Ronnie’s first episode, How Much is Minecraft Diamond Armor Worth episode, transformed the educational content into an engaging experience that served as the starting point for how the channel would look. Since then, the Game Theorists channel has grown with a team of editors that pour countless hours of hard work into every episode, resulting in polished, innovative videos for millions of people across the world to enjoy.