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Random Darknet Shopper hunts, gathers illegal sh*t
And it also totally curates a gallery in Switzerland.
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Let’s all save these historic works of feminist game making from obscurity
Theresa Duncan’s wonderfully wacky contributions to digital art and feminist game making deserves preservation.
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7DFPS takes the "shooter" out of first-person shooter
“S can stand for a whole variety of things…” Pietro Righi Riva, creator of Mirrormoon EP, proposes in the 7DFPS keynote. He’s referring to the “myth” that the ‘S’ in FPS (typically, first-person shooter) stands for “shooter,” and only that. “…like First Person Shopping, or First Person Snokelling.
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The Blue Flamingo is a diorama come to life
In the seventh grade, I had to make a diorama for a class project, and being on a complete kick of Crimson Skies: High Road To Revenge, I opted to craft something that involved lots and lots of fighter planes. Might and Delight seems to have been on the same wavelength with diorama-incarnate The Blu
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To Azimuth is the alien abduction story you can believe in
Explore the human aspect of an alien abduction in a sleepy Alabama town.
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This is the Battle Against Ebola Simulator 2014
Seattle-based med-tech startup Shift Labs held a hackathon last month where a mix of 40 game designers and clinicians collaborated on a simulation that replicates an ebola treatment center in Liberia. The WHO-endorsed simulation could be used to prepare health workers for the rigorous procedural str
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7DFPS is an essential rethinking of the first-person shooter
The mission that fuels 7DFPS (7 Day First Person Shooter) is one that desires to see what else can be achieved with the first-person shooter format. For most of its existence, the first-person shooter has been restricted to shooting aliens, or Nazis, or another terrifying or despised Other. This is
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The very real Lumino City will definitely be available next month
Lumino City finally has a release date. We’ve been tracking the game for awhile. First we discussed the British origins of the beautifully handcrafted game, where “warmth” and “serendipity” encompassed the design process and a release date was still a fuzzy, far-off idea. Then we went on a whimsica
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Artpartment, in which you murder pop art, but pop art wins anyway
Andy Warhol, the videogame.
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Sweden’s sexism test for games is a great idea
Godspeed, Dataspelsbranchen!
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Brighten your day with these three mouse-only games
Keyboard, be gone!
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Jonathan Blow "names" next title "Game 3," may take 20 years to create
“Be like Gravity’s Rainbow,” Blow says.