Sydney Opera House Puts passive kneeling's ECHO SLEEP Online [Watch]

The Shortwave commission, scored by *ssx with Ninajirachi, follows rendered hands through server rooms and bedrooms in the grammar of a game camera.

Padlocks Fill a Resident Evil Poster Built on After Hours

Melbourne letterer Matthew Wong recasts Zach Cregger's game adaptation as a Scorsese-style one-bad-night movie.

A glitch biennale is archiving the tools that break images

fubar's online lab convenes Saturday, Oct. 31: a free, open session testing and cataloging the misbehaving software the scene runs on.

Plum Road Tea Dream returns to the stage in Leuven

Samuel Baidoo's grief game becomes theatre at 30CC on Nov. 25: one performer guides while another plays for the very first time.

Nine artists rewire the internet at Cluj's Aluvial

LAN: The shapes of a net topology traces network politics from cybercafe friendships to satellite swarms, opening Nov. 5, with Cezar Mocan on the list.

Brainfruit's Sheeps turns a sleep trick into a roguelite

Rob Dubbin and Garrett Miller's game premiered at Nick Sylvester's LA gallery, scored live, beside wool landscapes by Miller's mother.

A Metal Oil Rig Is Screaming: Oct. 28, 2026

Two horror composers on building dread from a muted brass collage, a chess set where every piece is a tuned bell and a 2011 interview with the historian who kept Assassin's Creed II honest. Plus a hand-drawn deckbuilder where card order decides the duel. All in this week's Experimental Games Weekly.

IORAMA Shares iOS Footage of A Fool's Errand: Watch

The Playdate climbing game from the studio behind Looom swaps the crank for a thumb.

Autoportrait 64 Lets You Stretch Florent Deloison's Face

The free Nintendo 64 homebrew swaps Mario's head on the 1996 title screen for the artist's own, then hands it to the player to pull apart.

A Video Feed Melts Away in Nino Filiu's Lackadaisical

The free browser piece, first shown at A MAZE.'s Berlin gallery in March, degrades short-form clips until only the doomscroll trance is left.

Theo Triantafyllidis' Funny Weather drifts across Aviva Studios' Media Wall

The Greek artist built Funny Weather, a real-time simulation of Manchester's changing sky, as the first Behind the Screen commission.

Mitchell F. Chan joins LACMA's landmark digital art gift

The museum's patron circle and the Mneme Foundation are handing over 200-plus works, putting the art game maker beside Vera Molnar and Harold Cohen.