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What to Play This Weekend: July 17
A ripping roaring ride through the Underworld
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.
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A ripping roaring ride through the Underworld
soccer
Also: free kicks, subcutaneous projection, and hand-crafted pixels
Rising
The Austrian-Uzbek artist and choreographer has always made worlds with their own rules—from a childhood fantasy game to Like, a video game built from years of live performance.
Podcast
Temitayo Ogunbiyi's practice began where most playground design stops: with a security fence. Watching galvanized steel piping used to wall off private compounds across Lagos, she saw instead a material she could turn into structures for public play, cheap, weatherproof, and endlessly reconfigurable. In this conversation, she traces
A sweaty dinner in Paris and some Irish humor
horror comedy
Irish game designer Stephen Gillmurphy meanders through his approach to horror one zine at a time.
Podcast
Plus getting lost in Goa and a blob of petroleum animates
Currently Making
Catmilk wants you to go a little wild at work.
Read on for a Backrooms dissertation and pink corporate espionage
corporate culture
Catmilk has spent four years building Gossamer Matrix, a pink-drenched corporate shooter that deliberately refuses to optimize for fun. I went to find out why.
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Dance my pain away
Podcast
Lisa Jamhoury on Lossy, Grief, and the Digital Body