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Firewatch writer says laziness is the secret to good writing
So that’s the ticket!
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Deconstruct gay male culture with Succulent
Videogames’ first-ever “homo hop music video” is both outrageous and terrifying.
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Providence takes you down the dark, noir journey of everyday life
Don’t trust men wearing bowler hats and suits.
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A Criterion Collection for videogames?
How do you curate technology?
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The Stage opens up for videogame performance art
You are the collaborator.
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Playlist: A wintry walk in the woods from the team behind Night in the Woods
Sign up to receive each week’s Playlist e-mail here! Also check out our full, interactive Playlist section. LOST CONSTELLATION (WIN, MAC, LIN) BY FINJI How many snowballs would you store under your cape if you were an alligator (who also happens to be an astronomer) walking through a snowy forest at
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Escape the icy clutches of an inuit legend in Beneath Floes
Gather round your laptop, grab some hot cocoa, and prepare yourself for a bed story.
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Be complicit in the post-modern monomyth with this art gallery simulator
Full title, no joke: Let’s Play: Let’s Play: Ancient Greek Punishment: Art Edition Edition.
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The videogame and ghost story that led internet sleuths to break into a Texas cemetery
im null makes a performance out of virtual horror art.
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Soon you’ll be able to own Marty McFly’s self-tying, LED-equipped Nikes
“Power laces, alright!” Marty McFly was first shown the Nike Air MAG trainer on September 8, 2015 in Back to the Future II, a future where shoes have LEDs and tied themselves. It turns out that the film wasn’t so far off the mark. Back in 2011, Nike auctioned off 1,500 pairs of the shoes—LEDs and ev
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Monopoly gets updated; prepare to gather round Austerity!
British journalists make the classic boardgame relevant to today’s players.
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Death, dismemberment, and abstract horror comes to Twitter
If your relationship with Twitter is anything like mine, you might welcome the addition of a bloodthirsty mystical beast to your timeline. That’s exactly what developer Terence Eden has done with @wnd_go, a brief and deeply abstract Choose Your Own Adventure that uses the social media service as its