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Cybernetic dolphins take up mini-golf in Dolf
Peter Nichols's follow-up to Crude Oil stays outside the human point of view, down to a dedicated screech button.
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Freddie Sanders Announces Seeder Solo Show at arebyte
Opening in February 2027, the exhibition centers on an asynchronous multiplayer game whose players train an AI model in a dark fantasy forest.
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What Does Grand Theft Auto Do When No One Is Watching?
Everyone logged off. The hiker kept walking.
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John Wowcool Releases One More Bullet in s&box
The psychedelic arena shooter, made for the platform's third game jam, now adds four-player co-op and a winner-stays-on versus mode.
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Theo Triantafyllidis Shows Feral Metaverse at Frieze London
The 2026 Artist Award commission is a climbable soft spider that logs strangers into one shared multiplayer body
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An AI fish is the lead in Harold Hejazi's new stage game
Legend of Harri Kala plays in Espoo, Finland, where a Baltic grayling listens, answers and turns whatever the room says into that night's myth.
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In FAKE ME, your disguise starts as a blank block
Eren Can Metin and Emre Gökçe put the verbs of 3D modeling into a multiplayer hide-and-seek round.
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The LAN party revival makes public radio
KCRW sent Jennifer Swann to Paizley Lee’s roving Dead Internet Theory, where Angelenos haul towers and CRTs for the pleasure of one cable.
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TerminalDev's open-world city is drawn entirely in ASCII
A pseudonymous solo dev is building a multiplayer crime sandbox with no 3D models or shaders
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Daniel Aagentah is building an open world in raw JavaScript
Six months in, NOMIAD has no engine and no editor—just WebGL, multiplayer, and an artificial-life simulation running underneath.
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Antioch: Scarlet Bay’s multiplayer approach to storytelling seems fresh
Antioch: Scarlet Bay looks like it’s set to take storytelling in videogames in a worthwhile direction. Out on April 6th 2017 for iOS and Android, it’s an adventure game set in the titular dark metropolis where you play as a detective investigating a homicide. That’s not the cool bit. It’s the fact t
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BOTOLO doesn’t want to be like other competitive videogames
Ian Snyder is responsible for making one of my favorite games of 2014: The Floor is Jelly, a side-scrolling platformer that makes jumping more playful than ever. So many game makers try to reinvent the platformer by tweaking the jump—the distance, the speed, or the friction perhaps. But Snyder went