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Hide-and-seek can be so much better inside videogames
This innocent, empty office is actually filled with danger.
Chris Priestman
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India’s "living bridges" evoke the moss-covered ruins of Dark Souls
Hopefully things pan out a bit better for the residents of Meghalaya than Lordran.
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The destructive marriage of videogames and relationships
Driving through the ruins of a romance.
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What if music controlled a videogame instead of the player?
Perhaps videogames could be more like videos than games.
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Interruption Junction exposes our anxieties around public conversation
“That awkward moment when ….” comes to videogames.
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A game about dealing with problems by biting your fingers
Finally a good use for all those years spent gnawing the inside of your mouth.
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An experimental strategy game that could’ve landed its creator in jail
Winner gets to bring down the IRL website of her choice!
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Three music toys for when you’re feeling drowsy
I used to call The Tiny Bang Story my “lullaby game” on account of its reliability in sending me to sleep at my desk in the late hours of the night. It’s a gentle, soothing hidden object game with hand-painted artwork that you can complete in less than an hour. I used to deliberately put it on while
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The Stage opens up for videogame performance art
You are the collaborator.
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The videogame and ghost story that led internet sleuths to break into a Texas cemetery
im null makes a performance out of virtual horror art.
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Drive across Mars, discover the unreal in Naut
Naut is about not knowing where you are, not knowing what is real. How did you get there? What are you doing? Not just that: it wants you to experience these unanswered questions washing over you with a warm complacency. It’s a sci-fi opera with psyche-fi undertones. But first, a story: I first got
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A conversation with John Clowder, whose collage-like games have to be seen to be believed
Find out Where They Cremate the Roadkill.