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Indoor kids rejoice: there’s finally a social interaction simulator you can use as practice
Feel better about your social ineptitude with Social Interaction Trainer.
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Live-action graphic novel stars sludge-monsters from the planet Zygon
Comicbook commedia dell’arte.
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Find joy in the little things with Petrichor
“The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.” – Pablo Picasso This morning, it rained. I watched from inside, warm and happy to be there instead of underneath a punctured sky. Each droplet bolted to the ground like a bullet, heavy, fast, exact. The sound of rain, calming but
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Sunburn charts a deadly path through the cosmos
Progress through defeat.
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Everyone at the CIA is playing a puzzle game named Kryptos
Games at work are good for national security
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Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions attempts to improve on perfection
It’s all in the neon-soaked details.
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MINIDAYZ lets you play DayZ without the cruelty of other players
I’d been playing DayZ for no longer than two hours when it first happened to me. Jogging tired and hungry across knackered pastures, I heard a gunshot ring out into the air; an enormous clap that could only have come from a deadly long-range rifle. I dived into the xeric dirt and stayed still. After
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The Philadelphia 76ers are losing on purpose but "playing to win"
It’s brilliant and it’s warming my cold Broad Street heart.
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Americana Dawn, the JRPG finding the humanity buried under the colonial era
The JRPG passion project combining Genso Suikoden and Mark Twain.
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Play with wind chimes, be a spooky ghost in Trinketwave Shrine
Herein: play, love, political hardship, orgasms, and slime.
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Bohemian Killing explores our muddy legal systems
I sat in court as a member of the jury this past summer and found it disappointing. I’d been spoiled by the dramatized murder trials and the heart-tugging sociopolitical conflicts in the fictional courtrooms of 12 Angry Men, To Kill A Mockingbird, and A Few Good Men. The verdicts were obvious, there
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Take a trip through Neo-San Francisco in the Read Only Memories demo
It’s a robot world, filled with exceptionally human characters.