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Experience classical sheet music as Audiosurf-esque, roller-coaster joy ride

This promo video for the Zurich Chamber Orchestra is somewhere between the thrills of Audiosurf and the fun-fun-fun compositions of Mario Paint. The production studio Virtual Republic notes: The notes and bars were exactly synchronised with the progression in the animation so that the typical moveme

This promo video for the Zurich Chamber Orchestra is somewhere between the thrills of Audiosurf and the fun-fun-fun compositions of Mario Paint. The production studio Virtual Republic notes:

The notes and bars were exactly synchronised with the progression in the animation so that the typical movements of a rollercoaster ride match the dramatic composition of the music.

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A photographer designed the PS1 dungeon crawler Nemuru Mayu

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A small bird character stands in a glowing surreal wilderness in Abelina, with lantern-like plants overhead

Falling stars replace the map in Gabe Askew's Abelina

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An ink drawing of a distorted robed liturgical figure from Adam Yates’s book Holyvoid.

An .exe in the caption turned an art book into a rumor

Adam Yates draws occult architecture in ink. Holyvoid runs 168 hardcover pages from The Mansion Press, and there is nothing to play.

Overhead render of a sprawling maze-like sci-fi structure in NOMIAD

Daniel Aagentah is building an open world in raw JavaScript

Six months in, NOMIAD has no engine and no editor—just WebGL, multiplayer, and an artificial-life simulation running underneath.

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A photographer designed the PS1 dungeon crawler Nemuru Mayu

Falling stars replace the map in Gabe Askew's Abelina

An .exe in the caption turned an art book into a rumor

Daniel Aagentah is building an open world in raw JavaScript