Dust off those MFAs. 19th century masters come to life in "artist simulation" game.
A history thesis that pieces together Gustave Courbet and Édouard Manet, Avant-Garde is great because it steals almost everything.
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An Arabic translation of Ocarina of Time blurs the boundaries of culture and art
A group of fan translators spent three years translating a game they could already read pretty well. Why? Because Ocarina of Time looks stunning in Arabic.
We’re preparing for the post-Valentine’s robot takeover.
It’s one of the most common sci-fi – and video game – tropes: the fear of a hostile robot takeover. The terror that humanity’s breakneck technological race to create better machines will result in the creation of a master race that’s bigger, better, stronger, and much, much smarter than we are. It w
Why a beautiful Zelda tome is still outselling every book on Amazon.
How Dark Horse Comics and Nintendo collaborated to best Fifty Shades of Grey
"Gamers don’t want to read," says head of video-streaming service Twitch TV
Reading is near and dear to our hearts at Kill Screen. I mean, we started a print magazine at a time when such notions were punchlines to jokes more often than serious business plans. So it pains us to imagine a future where the only way to engage with and consider the games we play is by watching a