Playlist
Who Do You Let In: What to Play, August 7
Careful what you let through the door.
Jamin Warren founded Killscreen. He produced the first VR arts festival with the New Museum, programmed the first Tribeca Games Festival, the first arcade at the Museum of Modern Art, won a Telly, and hosted Game/Show for PBS.
Playlist
Careful what you let through the door.
Podcast
Danny Snelson on Bennett Foddy’s gasoline problem, a school rebuilt as a Halo map, and three games worth knowing this week.
baby steps
The Baby Steps game designer reflects on jadedness, embodiment, and building a failson from two decades of human movement
Playlist
Grief and routine come to pass in this week's Playlist selection
Brute Horse
Plus stop-motion goodness from Jack King-Spooner and a bevy of updates from Alice Bucknell
Currently Making
Two decades of self-published comics taught Decadence Comics to take a deep breath. Their first game, Rhizomatic Compound, is built to slow you down.
Playlist
Honk honk, beep beep
intersections
A reader comment sparked an interesting idea
Plus a defense contractor dreams of drones
Podcast
A members' only chat with Irish writer and game designer Stephen Gilmurphy aka thecatamites
Playgrounds
Artist Temitayo Ogunbiyi bends Lagos security piping into playgrounds, arguing that risk, not safety, is what makes play matter.
Mitchell Chan
The Toronto-based artists and game designer joins me for a members-only chat