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A 3D-rendered bowl lit in amber holds three snails, with a dark tool resting against the rim, on a wooden surface.

News

Isabelle Frances McGuire and Will Lee Release Joy's Hands to Escape Hell

Joy's Hands, a 20-minute game, is playable only at Bel Ami in Los Angeles through Nov. 28.

A figure seen from behind looks down into the tiered atrium of the Bradbury Building, with the title Bradbaori and screening details overlaid.

Joshua Ashish Dawson

Joshua Ashish Dawson Screens Bradbaori on Sunset Billboard

The short film, which recasts the Bradbury Building as a stepwell, plays hourly on a billboard in West Hollywood.

Collaged open call graphic for In the Zone with a chandelier over patterned carpet and an Oct. 15 deadline

News

Museum of Human Achievement Opens Call for Bettable Art

Proposals close Oct. 15 for the Austin Studio Tour show, guest curated by Sam Lavigne, with stipends up to $800.

First-person view of an empty hospital bed in a video game hospital room

theater

2021 Turns One Audience Member Into a Dying Veteran

Cole Lewis, Patrick Blenkarn and Sam Ferguson's live game puts one audience member in the role of Brian, a dying veteran, while Brian's daughter narrates from the stage.

A round-headed cartoon figure in a blue sweater leaps and fires a large gun in a dark magenta dungeon

animation

Sticky notes storyboarded Blood Dungeon's animated intro

Dann Beeson wanted Messhof's trailer to look a little wrong. A making-of reel shows howthat took.

Neon flyer with a frog character announcing Scrapeboard and two rhythm games at Wonderville, 7 p.m. Tuesday Oct. 6

News

Scrapeboard Makes a Skateboard Deck the Controller

Blake Andrews and Frank DeMarco's fighting game shares Wonderville's floor with two rhythm games for a free night of play.

A silhouetted figure seen from below against an orange sky crossed by power lines, with a small biplane overhead, in a still from Rehearsals for Retirement.

News

A free Los Angeles screening was a history of machinima

At Veggie Cloud, Haydon Mayer and Elijah Valter gave Harun Farocki and a Soulcalibur dance video equal billing.

glitch art

Glitch art and arcade games shared a weekend in Chicago

Bee Nix's Glitch'N'Games ran Oct. 2 and 3 across three venues, then streamed its talks to the Fubar biennale in Zagreb.

Playlist

Not With a Scream, But With a Bloop: What to Play, October 2

It just might be wearing a funny hat.

A cartoon elderly man with a white beard and pink glasses stands in the middle of a colorful city street lined with shops.

News

LIKELIKE's year closed with a party for Future? No Thanks!

Paolo Pedercini's Molleindustria cast an ecosocialist Pittsburgh from a volunteer theater's regulars, then brought it back to the neighborhood.

Atithi installed in a basement room at Basel Social Club 2026: two brass plates on stands before a projected simulation

Sahej Rahal

Sahej Rahal's Atithi interrupts our sense of touch

Touch-reactive engravings let visitors interrupt AI creatures roaming a ruined temple

Daniel Temkin

Code is a plaything in Daniel Temkin’s esolangs

Natasha Chuk’s new essay reads esoteric programming languages through Oulipo, Aarseth’s ergodics, and Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy.