Freddie Sanders Announces Seeder Solo Show at arebyte

Opening in February 2027, the exhibition centers on an asynchronous multiplayer game whose players train an AI model in a dark fantasy forest.

Lev Manovich Details Soft Cinema II, Shares Clip

The sequel to Manovich and Andreas Kratky's 2005 database-cinema DVD assembles films in real time and now plays live HTML and JavaScript as footage.

Amélie McKee and Melle Nieling Show Forgotten Sims at IMPAKT

Comfort Zone, an installation built around a portable DVD player, is part of Data Never Dies, a group exhibition on digital afterlives in Utrecht.

Corner Studio Games Shares Endless Machines Teaser: Watch

Eight robots search for their missing creators in the adventure game, which generates some of its dialogue with language models running on the player’s computer.

Mitchell F. Chan Rigs Pinball Machines in Workers' Playtime

The Toronto artist's first solo show in Asia, at DE SARTHE in Hong Kong, sets six electromechanical sculptures in shadowboxes depicting different kinds of work.

Zambrano and Rodríguez Show Bunker for a Tropical Pixel

The Colombian duo's cinematic game is part of (Dé)jouer les mondes, a group exhibition at Le Grenier à sel in Avignon.

NewImages Festival Opens Submissions for Virtual Worlds

The Paris festival’s competition judges worlds built inside VRChat, Roblox and Fortnite Creative, with a €3,000 award and free entry.

Processing Foundation Adds Gaming Track, Opens Nominations

The Riot Games Social Impact Fund backs a Los Angeles fellow to co-design an open-source toolkit for making games with young people.

Joaquina Salgado Shows Memory Simulator One More Sim

The nine-part web game appears in CLUTCH, a group exhibition about play from the curatorial project No Where Projects at Prachtsaal Studio in Neukölln.

futurala Shows Organism-Growing Game CultureHouse

The demo is playable at 404 Not Found in Shibuya as part of an ars●bit display, alongside Hanabushi and hako life's PIGGY ONE SUPER SPARK.

V&A Opens Degrees of Disruption, a Vera Molnar Display

The free South Kensington show runs from 1960s computer drawings to Matt DesLauriers' Meridian, two editions of which just entered the museum's collection.

C.U.T.E. Opens BEASTS, a Korean Folklore Play Installation

Scarlett Kim and Anthony Storniolo built the free, motion-driven Unreal Engine work for the Digital Arts Space at The Music Center in Los Angeles.