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# [untitled games event] closes 2026 with Suzanne Césaire
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/untitled-games-event-closes-2026-with-suzanne-cesaire/
- Published: 2026-10-07T18:30:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-12T18:30:25.000Z
- Description: Jeremy Couillard, a Rotterdam playground book and a hand-built virtual gallery share one Amsterdam bill.
- Author: Kill Screen Staff
- Tags: News, Amsterdam, surrealism, curation, events, card games, playgrounds, Jeremy Couillard, #radar-item, #events

Event details

When

Oct. 11, 2026, 4:30 to 7 p.m.

Where

Tussen de Bogen 46, Amsterdam

Amsterdam's monthly book club for experimental games is closing its year with Suzanne Césaire. The tenth and final \[untitled games event\] of 2026, on Sunday, October 11 at Tussen de Bogen 46, takes its theme from the Martinican surrealist's 1943 description of surrealism as "the tightrope of our hope," and [the programme](https://buttondown.com/untitledgamesevent/archive/sun-oct-11-untitled-games-event-10-tightrope-of/?ref=killscreen.com) holds the line between imagination and resistance with five works that have no business sharing a bill, which is exactly why they should.

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From the trailer for Jeremy Couillard's **Soul Injector Commando*, which plays at the event. The full trailer with sound is on [Steam](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3220370/Soul%5FInjector%5FCommando/?ref=killscreen.com).

Jeremy Couillard's *Soul Injector Commando*, out on Steam since mid-September, anchors the night: a chill, surreal first-person game in which God sends you underground to deliver souls to the greediest people on Earth. Around it sit *NOCLIP*, Beatrice Fini's study of dream logic and liminal space built in digital architecture; *Kippen*, Niek Dekker and Timo Kuilder's fast-paced deckbuilder about fighting up the pecking order; and *Records of Babel*, Ada Null's "fragmentary narrative of a future that never lived," which lives inside The Zium Society's Railway, a hand-crafted open-world art gallery. The odd one out is a book: *Play!*, Janna Bystrykh and Sanne van den Breemer's cultural study of playground design in Rotterdam, framing playgrounds as sites for radical practice.

Doors at 4:30 p.m.; the collective [posted the full lineup](https://www.instagram.com/p/Dd3%5FfMICDRD/?ref=killscreen.com) with the promise of "surreal games and grounded talks." If you are in Amsterdam on Sunday, this is the one.

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Work from the lineup, via [untitled games event](https://www.instagram.com/p/Dd3%5FfMICDRD/?ref=killscreen.com), and a still from **Soul Injector Commando*

A games culture that includes book clubs, playgrounds and virtual galleries is the one Killscreen has covered since 2010\. The free KS Radar letter tracks it three times a week.

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