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."

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Freddie Sanders Announces Seeder Solo Show at arebyte

Opening in February 2027, the exhibition centers on an asynchronous multiplayer game whose players train an AI model in a dark fantasy forest.

Lev Manovich Details Soft Cinema II, Shares Clip

The sequel to Manovich and Andreas Kratky's 2005 database-cinema DVD assembles films in real time and now plays live HTML and JavaScript as footage.

Amélie McKee and Melle Nieling Show Forgotten Sims at IMPAKT

Comfort Zone, an installation built around a portable DVD player, is part of Data Never Dies, a group exhibition on digital afterlives in Utrecht.

Corner Studio Games Shares Endless Machines Teaser: Watch

Eight robots search for their missing creators in the adventure game, which generates some of its dialogue with language models running on the player’s computer.

Mitchell F. Chan Rigs Pinball Machines in Workers' Playtime

The Toronto artist's first solo show in Asia, at DE SARTHE in Hong Kong, sets six electromechanical sculptures in shadowboxes depicting different kinds of work.

Zambrano and Rodríguez Show Bunker for a Tropical Pixel

The Colombian duo's cinematic game is part of (Dé)jouer les mondes, a group exhibition at Le Grenier à sel in Avignon.