Playlist
Walk, Sit, Listen: What to Play, October 9
Guess I’ll take a seat.
Playlist
Guess I’ll take a seat.
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Dann Beeson wanted Messhof's trailer to look a little wrong. A making-of reel shows howthat took.
Mason Lindroth
The Hylics artist drew alternate art for Tanner Simpson’s free tabletop tenant simulator.
Keiken
The Divine Puppeteer at BALTIC is a walk-in character-select screen: a deity flicking through a catalogue of possible next bodies. Free through Jan. 17.
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Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s Berl-Berl returns as Wetland, a real-time simulation that trades the total view for an insect’s, Oct. 12 to March 7.
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Brian Droitcour's playthrough-lecture series at Onassis ONX opens its doors for the first time, with Lawra Suits Clark playing games in progress.
TOEM
Something We Made's black-and-white sequel arrives Sept. 29 on Switch, PS5, and Steam.
Yuliya Kozhemyako has shown these playable dreams from Ars Electronica to the gallery circuit
Leandro Waibe's Family Reunion joins a one-day program of games that keep the maker's hand visible, during Melbourne International Games Week, Oct. 11.
LoreanXavier's native Windows port is neither emulator nor remake. Museum conservators have a word for the difference, and it matters for a game Konami erased.
Connor Wall's echolocating android and Jeremy Kamal's bass-irrigated floodplain lead the October 15 slate, with the makers on hand.
Games, play, and culture with Jamin Warren
Something We Made's black-and-white sequel arrives Sept. 29 on Switch, PS5, and Steam.
ANIMA KINESIS locates Jung's anima in movement
The spirit of Gary's mod lives in 1024 architecture's PUPPET installation
3denemy's new game/AV piece is made with sound artist Van Orhari, four more collaborators and Sandbox, a member-run Atlanta workspace.
Journey to the Great Below retells the world's oldest recorded story in six minutes of moving image, at BALTIC's Level 4 through Jan. 17, 2027.
Six virtual spots pay $2,000 each under the theme AGENCY, and the first application window closes Sunday, Oct. 11.
The crowdfunded team put occupation into the movement system itself
Yuliya Kozhemyako has shown these playable dreams from Ars Electronica to the gallery circuit
A Seoul illustrator hand-animates every frame of a game about wandering, meeting people and stumbling into strange little events.
Leandro Waibe's Family Reunion joins a one-day program of games that keep the maker's hand visible, during Melbourne International Games Week, Oct. 11.
LoreanXavier's native Windows port is neither emulator nor remake. Museum conservators have a word for the difference, and it matters for a game Konami erased.
I ask Murlo how a decade of reading dance floors led him to build a Luddite point-and-click game alone, with a sequencer hidden under the player's skin.