May 28: What To Play This Weekend
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Desire paths teach a machine to want in Aggregate
Vincent Moulinet and the Distraction.fun collective give an AI reinforcement lessons in queer cruising grounds, thorny controller included.
A magnifying glass is the time machine in Inkblood
Hey Bird!'s occult detective game, coming from Critical Reflex in 2026, lets an Inquisitor watch the past replay through villagers' windows.
Whale songs drive the render engine in a Singapore show
Marshmallow Laser Feast built the work with filmmaker Tom Mustill and bioacousticians in Barcelona, then let the animals’ own recordings deform the picture in real time.
One Pigeon Instead of Every Clock [Podcast]
An arcade cabinet that writes a stranger’s life, Christian Marclay’s 24-hour clock, and a pigeon romance rebuilt after its map switched off.