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Sunburn charts a deadly path through the cosmos
Progress through defeat.
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MINIDAYZ lets you play DayZ without the cruelty of other players
I’d been playing DayZ for no longer than two hours when it first happened to me. Jogging tired and hungry across knackered pastures, I heard a gunshot ring out into the air; an enormous clap that could only have come from a deadly long-range rifle. I dived into the xeric dirt and stayed still. After
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Play with wind chimes, be a spooky ghost in Trinketwave Shrine
Herein: play, love, political hardship, orgasms, and slime.
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Bohemian Killing explores our muddy legal systems
I sat in court as a member of the jury this past summer and found it disappointing. I’d been spoiled by the dramatized murder trials and the heart-tugging sociopolitical conflicts in the fictional courtrooms of 12 Angry Men, To Kill A Mockingbird, and A Few Good Men. The verdicts were obvious, there
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7DFPS takes the "shooter" out of first-person shooter
“S can stand for a whole variety of things…” Pietro Righi Riva, creator of Mirrormoon EP, proposes in the 7DFPS keynote. He’s referring to the “myth” that the ‘S’ in FPS (typically, first-person shooter) stands for “shooter,” and only that. “…like First Person Shopping, or First Person Snokelling.
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7DFPS is an essential rethinking of the first-person shooter
The mission that fuels 7DFPS (7 Day First Person Shooter) is one that desires to see what else can be achieved with the first-person shooter format. For most of its existence, the first-person shooter has been restricted to shooting aliens, or Nazis, or another terrifying or despised Other. This is
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Brighten your day with these three mouse-only games
Keyboard, be gone!
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The dancing simulacra and psychedelic angst of Chameleon World
You’ll also find overgrown beetles with denim carapaces walking the streets.
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Monument Valley’s expansion is just as lovely (and easy) as its predecessor
We talk to ustwo about evading the crow-people.
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That Dragon, Cancer expands its scope with Kickstarter relaunch
Joel Evan Green was diagnosed with a brain tumor at only twelve months of age. Doctors gave him four months to live. But he exceeded all medical expectations greatly, battling through multiple surgeries and another seven tumors. He lived on, strong, inside the sphere of love that his family had surr
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Create intense imagery, calming music with this playful visualizer
Become a great artist in, say, ten seconds.
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A game that lets you endure the endless labor of Sisyphus
The classic metaphor for futility … on the go!