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The unusual ways algorithms can result in intimacy
Searching for the ghost in the machine.
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A newsgame shows there are no perfect options for Syrian refugees
When all options are bad, what do you do?
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Ever obsessively played Doom? This is probably what it looks like in your dreams
Doomdream is more of a description than a title. It’s an attempt by its creator, Ian MacLarty, to conjure up an “impression of [his] dreams after [he’s] been playing Doom all day.” That’s Doom, the 1993 hell-romping shooter, which mostly everyone is familiar with. If you’re not, all you need to know
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Chillax, jam out some tunes in this cute, co-op music game
Jamming and playing rolled into one adorable game.
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Pleasure your gay car boyfriend to a wild orgasm in Stick Shift
J.G Ballard’s novel Crash is one of numerous hellish car wrecks sprayed with both semen and blood. It’s a story that marries sexuality with the excitement of traffic collisions. What you might call an “autoerotica.” This is the word that Robert Yang has used to describe the last in his erotic gay se
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This tabletop game inspired by Oasis is somehow not terrible
The brothers Gallagher have unwittingly birthed a charmer.
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These 12 interactive haikus turn "snackable internet content" into an art form
The power of brevity in the internet age.
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The inevitable Hunger Games theme park is finally coming
Do you declare yourself a tribute to its tribute?
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Re-enact Un Chien Andalou’s most notorious scene and feel weird about it afterwards
The Tender Cut is a game that asks a question that cannot be answered: “What the heck is going on in this guy’s head?” The guy has a name. It’s Luis Bunuel, one of the pioneers in surrealist cinema. His first film, 1929’s Un Chien Andalou (An Andalusian Dog), is infamous for its shocking opener of a
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What is volumetric cinema and how is it possible to watch a film from the side?
Welcome to the crazy world of volumetric cinema!
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The time has come to relish the vivid phantasmagoria of Gardenarium
The idiosyncrasies of human characters brings this stoner game back to earth.
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Beyond Eyes teases an impressionist world painted only by sound and touch
The French impressionist painter Oscar-Claude Monet, famous for exploring light and his perception of it, once remarked, “I wish I had been born blind and then suddenly gained my sight so that I could begin to paint without knowing what the objects were that I could see before me.” In effect, he wis