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A cybernetic dolphin swims past sunken wind turbine wreckage in the underwater golf game Dolf

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Cybernetic dolphins take up mini-golf in Dolf

Peter Nichols's follow-up to Crude Oil stays outside the human point of view, down to a dedicated screech button.

A dark field under electrical pylons in the game Aggregate

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Nino Filiu Chairs Octobre Numérique's Art Game Jam

The Arles digital arts festival runs the free five-day marathon on Discord, open to coders, artists, musicians and writers.

An ink and pencil drawing of a knight in a sunburst tabard under a radiant halo, from Half Gold / Half Dung

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Dark Souls Meet Courtly Romance in Margot Ferrick's Comics

Half Gold / Half Dung, a 72-page collection from Breakdown Press, fills its pages with knights in armor recognizable from the FromSoftware universe

A sunlit stone house among olive trees in a Palestinian village, a screenshot from Dreams on a Pillow

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Rasheed Abueideh's Game About the 1948 Nakba Goes Into Full Production

Dreams on a Pillow has raised more than $113,000 on LaunchGood and passed 10,000 Steam wishlists.

A giant policeman in uniform looms between rooftops, looking down into a narrow street

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TallBoys puts a Big Boy on stage

The Kafkaesque immersive sim Militsioner about escaping a town watched by a Colossal Policeman is playable at last

A figure with a lantern in a black and yellow patterned room in NECHROMIA

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Fe Angelo Shares Painting Worlds From NECHROMIA

The high-contrast survival horror game, published by ZNT Productions, is on Steam with no release date yet.

Four round, brightly colored Big Walk characters stand on a rocky seaside ledge holding drinks.

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House House Rules Out Big Walk on Xbox, Cites BDS Boycott

"This decision means that some people will miss out on playing Big Walk with their friends."

The cover of the book Inventing ELIZA from MIT Press

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James Gleick Reviews Inventing ELIZA in the New York Review

The MIT Press history by Mark C. Marino, Sarah Ciston, Peggy Weil and five co-authors rebuilds Joseph Weizenbaum’s chatbot from its rediscovered source code.

A labeled 3D cutaway of the Stanford Torus, a wheel-shaped space habitat with spokes and a central hub

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Damjan Jovanovic Builds Atlas of NASA's 1970s Space Colonies

The free three.js web app, with live 3D cutaways of five rotating habitats, accompanies a new essay on the settlement studies of O’Neill’s era.

Two small robots in a hand-drawn valley landscape in Machinarium 2

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Amanita Design Announces Machinarium 2, Shares Trailer

Josef and Berta return in a hand-drawn sequel to the 2009 point-and-click, scored again by Floex, with no release date yet.

The words 100 Art Games in bubble letters over a pixelated first-person gallery with a monster and a shotgun

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Side Quest's Elliott Burns Puts the Art Game to a Vote

A performance lecture at Peckham Digital, the South London creative computing festival at Copeland Gallery, has the audience rate definitions by phone.

Red and orange modular palace structures float in darkness beside a text panel in Osaider.

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Jiaying Li Builds Osaider Out of Shifting Palace Modules

The Bartlett graduate project is the practical half of a dissertation on extending ergodic narrative into three-dimensional space.