After the Shell Turns a Near-Death Experience Into VR

Pierre Moulin's 360-degree film premieres in the Kaohsiung Film Festival's XR Competition, with resin sculptures pulled out of its world.

Agentic Aesthetics Puts Rhizome's Panel Series on AI Agents

Ian Cheng, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Gene Kogan and Franco Mattes present at the New Museum, alongside the Intersubjectivity IV book launch.

Cowboy Postcapitalism Stages a Live Zombie-Apocalypse Run

Total Refusal, the Vienna collective that turns mainstream games into political theater, performs at Games Transformed in London.

Rimowa’s New Campaign Film Stars Hideo Kojima

Directed by Otman Qrita, the one-minute short sells motion capture as craft as the designer’s Xbox horror project moves through production.

“When You Go Into Space, You Go Into Your Own Dark”

A cinematographer and two horror game makers on shooting space aboard a Baltic ferry, building a slaughterhouse inside a church and leaning into the dark.

A spider named Karl guards Fallgrade's rotating city

vladkudas's black-and-white brutalist horror demo is out now, with walls that become floors as you run.

Protobyte Phylogeny Lets Visitors Evolve Artificial Life

Ira Greenberg's installation is part of Scaling Intelligence, Gray Area's free show of 11 new AI commissions in San Francisco.

Patrick Blenkarn Hosts Democracy, Games, and Performance

The asses.masses co-creator leads a free Zoom dialogue on games, performance and collective decision-making for Koç University's KARMA Lab.

GDV Festival brings Joeveno's favela shooters to the stage

The free two-day gathering of Brazilian game developers in Brasília adds the solo maker of Aviãozinho do Tráfico to its talks lineup.

Cybernetic dolphins take up mini-golf in Dolf

Peter Nichols's follow-up to Crude Oil stays outside the human point of view, down to a dedicated screech button.

Dark Souls Meet Courtly Romance in Margot Ferrick's Comics

Half Gold / Half Dung, a 72-page collection from Breakdown Press, fills its pages with knights in armor recognizable from the FromSoftware universe

Rasheed Abueideh's Game About the 1948 Nakba Goes Into Full Production

Dreams on a Pillow has raised more than $113,000 on LaunchGood and passed 10,000 Steam wishlists.