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Exhibition shows what the world looks like to a driverless car
Discovering the physical world through the virtual
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Finger Simulator will delight and disgust you
Michael Frei and Mario von Rickenbach point the way.
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The new site Dadaviz is a repository of beautiful information
Games should take note.
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To the Moon creator readies A Bird Story, which will also probably make you cry
Showing instead of telling.
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The lovely, pastel Donut County fills the hole created by gentrification
Big hole. Big donut?
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Rules! is a cute phone-sized dictator
Do as it says.
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The post-privacy sim Nothing to Hide gets more timely every day
“Kanye West is worried a drone will electrocute his daughter” and “Kanye West: I fear electrocution by drone” are wonderful headlines. They’re exactly the sort of thing we expect from the rapper—sensational, emotional, Tweet-able. The truth, though, is a little more complicated. Our increasing adopt
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The Night Trap revival only shows us how far we’ve fallen since 1992
Remember when violence against women was this lo-fi?
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Depression Quest released on Steam to help those who need it
The best time is the worst time.
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When the robots take our jobs, we’ll play games instead
A new survey forecasts a future of less work—and, presumably, a lot more play.
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The strikingly minimalist Spacecom says only what it needs to
Space opera gets elegant.
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Path to Thalamus explores the tragedy of a comatose mind
Few things seem more maddening than being trapped inside your own mind. As revealed on an episode of Radiolab a few years back, coma patients often aren’t left in just blank unconscious like we imagine them to be. In the case of Emilie Gossiaux, who suffered a deadly collision with an 18-wheeler, sh