Mountain is a first step toward more human-centered game design
Easy to learn, easy to master.
Swoon to Simogo’s new "challenge-free experience" The Sailor’s Dream with us
Over their short but fertile career, the two-man team at Simogo has established a singular voice: perfectly unified in art, sound, and structure, experienced through the glossy sheen of an iDevice. Last year, their brisk, sprightly aesthetic began to give way, first to the almost death-metal-dark Ye
Chandelier depicts the life and times of a party girl
Sia’s hit song gets a chilling interactive companion.
This American Life tackles the wonderful stabbiness of board game Diplomacy
“I am losing three days’ wages to be here so that I can get screwed by you.”
Revisiting the gxTV, a "television for gamers" from 1997
In short, you haven’t played Wipeout until you’ve played it on the gxTV.
Thomas Was Alone gets a new voice on the iPhone
Forever alone no more.
Get ready. Second generation Oculus Rifts have begun to ship
Motion sickness will be a thing of the past. Hopefully.
Adrian Hon envisions our design future, one object at a time
“A hundred snapshots across a century.”
The blissful, screeching pleasure of Absolute Drift
Fast & Furious 3 fans, your day has come.
Exploring the defiantly cheesy expanses of Wildstar
There is a thing in this game that screams about the things that you do.
Lovely Planet blossoms on July 31st. It’s so kawaii.
Adorable as a button.
Eidolon imagines a life long after the end of man
It’s too post-apocalyptic for the post-apocalypse.
Here are all the ways you can die in David O’Reilly’s Mountain
It’s a long list.
We’re moving toward a future of games-as-a-service
But what does that future look like?
Luna revisits early animation to play with camera tricks
The first girl in the moon.
Playlist 7/23: Pencil puzzling, a rat in a cage, and compulsive clicking
This week’s picks.
Relive the agony and joy of World Cup penalty kicks in virtual reality
GOOOOOOAAAAALLLLL!!!
Hohokum is wiggling to an August 12 release
All aboard the Yellow Submarine.
Utter Nonsense is Cards Against Humanity with offensive accents
Actors welcome.
I died on my Mountain
Damn you, Fluffy the Bringer of Guilt
Three Fourths Home drives us into the eye of a storm
Bracket Games finds chaos in a Nebraskan cornfield.
How virtual reality could take surrealism to the next level
Imagine tripping up (down?) Escher’s stairs.
Day 4 at the International: So what happens when you win $5 million playing a videogame?
A champion is crowned. Now what?
Ingress turns the city into a playground
Google’s gamified map changes the possibilities of urban spaces.