February Killscreen Gaming Club

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Lou Fauroux stands against a white tiled wall wearing a black track jacket.

Lou Fauroux's WhatRemains, Genesis screens at MUTEK Forum

Set in 2048, the film gives Google a cure for death — until hackers leak the source code to everyone. In Montreal Wednesday, with a Q&A to follow.

A stacked tower of screens and road cases displays video games inside a gallery space.

A game tower crowned Diversion's tenth anniversary in Paris

Pierre Moulin's new game THE HOST, scored by Octave Magescas, showed alongside four works from the Distraction collective.

A still from the Ancient Loops trailer showing the Playdate sound toy’s monochrome card graphics.

When the crank turns, Ancient Loops collides its cards

Nicolas Tilly's Playdate sound toy drops levels and fail states for resonances, ritual, and a 30-second performance recorder.

The Unity editor open on a blue and white hand-painted scene with sailing ships.

Offenbach scores Federico Solmi's Unity studio footage

A process reel shows hand-painted surfaces wrapped onto 3D models — the game engine used as camera and stage, never as game.