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Soundself returns from the wilds, trippy as ever
Soundself returns from the wilds, trippy as ever
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Within’s impossible spaces play with your anxiety
You’re a lab rat chasing the cheese around a maze devised to break your mind.
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Astro beauty puzzler Nova-111 gets a financial kick
The inscrutably named Funktronic Labs has something brewing.
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Alexander Bruce on how making Antichamber made him a "more humble positive person"
Are games just narcissistic entertainment, or could they actually teach us moral values? It’s a big question and open for debate, but Alexander Bruce, the developer of Antichamber, says that process of creating the perspective-warping puzzler changed his personality for the better. Speaking with Gam
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Through the Oculus Rift: SightLine captures the illogical logic of Lewis Carroll
The interesting thing about SightLine is how it fucks with your sense of perception in manifold head-trippy ways: it’s like psychosis without actual psychosis, beautiful-looking and equally terrifying. For one, it’s played in virtual reality, and that’s always a bit unnerving. But it’s also one of t
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Videogames enter the post-WASD era
In praise of walking and looking.
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The beguiling, sketch-like beauty of NaissanceE
Welcome to Art 101, kids.
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Designing the sound of the impossible
Robin Arnott’s soundscapes push the edges of what nothing sounds like. We dig deeper into his design philosophy and how making music is as crucial to feel of Antichamber as the game itself.