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There’s a dash of bizarreness in any old glitch, but the glitch art found in the interactive digital art project Xilitla is dizzying, clashing, the stuff of nightmares you can’t wake up from. A work of protracting triangles, haunting mannequin faces, and zigzag patterns, Xilitla was created in game
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Like the Omni before it, the Cyberith Virtualizer is yet another omnidirectional treadmill that lets you run awkwardly in place on a piece of bulky machinery while imagining you’re a badass in virtual reality. However, this one boasts a more ergonomic design that allows you to duck, kneel, and squat
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Word has been mum on Capy’s incredibly pretty dungeon-dive Below, but a feature over at Edge has broken the silence. In brief, it’s very much a roguelike. The general takeaway is: expect this show dog to show some teeth. One thing we found out is that Capy took hefty inspiration from Dark Souls. Th
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Videogames, videogames, videogames.
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A fresh batch of leaked screens from CCP’s failed vampire MMO World of Darkness groped their way out of the darkness into the obliterating light of the Internet just as the game withered to ash. The long troubled game by EVE Online creators’ Atlanta studio had been in the works for 8 years before it
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And what we mean by that is run. Run for your life and do not look back.
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Le Vent Nous Portera, or The Wind Will Carry Us, is an absolutely wonderful Kinect installation that takes you to a surreal forest with a billion stars in the open sky where you masquerade as a mud-person who casts glowing hydrangeas from your palms. It’s like the moment right before you die after y
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The world is not as black and white as you think.
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The Klobb in GoldenEye for Nintendo 64 was pure, unabashed Czechoslovakian garbage. You really might as well go gunless into a gunfight rather than pick it up off the concrete slab. It was so bad that it wouldn’t be right to let it slip from our memory without understanding why it’s so fucking awful
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Fearless Fantasy is a game that will make you question if everything you knew about good turn-based RPGs is wrong. It’s lightning fast instead of calculated and methodical. Instead of the normal tap-tap-tap-tap-tap-taping, there are gesture controls. The gargantuan foes you encounter, paradoxically,
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Stanford has gotten its grubby archival hands on the source code for MUD1, which was the first online virtual world and great grandpapa of big, life-consuming MMOs like World of Warcraft as well as computer-simulated communities like Second Life. For those of you who aren’t exceedingly old, a littl