[untitled games event] closes 2026 with Suzanne Césaire
Jeremy Couillard, a Rotterdam playground book and a hand-built virtual gallery share one Amsterdam bill.
- 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 holds the line between imagination and resistance with five works that have no business sharing a bill, which is exactly why they should.
From the trailer for Jeremy Couillard's Soul Injector Commando, which plays at the event. The full trailer with sound is on Steam.
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 with the promise of "surreal games and grounded talks." If you are in Amsterdam on Sunday, this is the one.
Work from the lineup, via untitled games event, 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.
