A new video of Starboretum looks at trees in an otherwordly light
The children of Proteus keep multiplying.
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Wander through a forsaken pixelscape in Gaia Gestalt
We’ve traversed these blocky fields before—in Proteus, of course, and Minecraft, but also Eidolon, even The Long Dark. Still, the new procedurally generated world from Ed Curtis-Sivess holds allure: you can see the world being drawn, the horizon just a stone’s throw away, for one. We move from brigh
Super Mario Sunshine, Ecco the Dolphin, and the beaches of videogames
In videogames, life’s a beach until the enemies show up.
Watch this new MOCA documentary on how the FPS has evolved beyond shooting Nazis
We’ve written before about how the shooter genre is expanding into a wider variety of games that can do nicer things than shooting dudes in the head. We did a PBS Game/Show episode about that. Also, I collected interviews with the creators of games that use shooter mechanics in surprising ways, like
The Lady is a troubling exploration of depression
But its troubles are many.