Henry Crouch

Brian Ulrich’s dystopian photography reminds us of Fallout 3.

After the zombie infection spreads, after the atomic bomb drops, after the alien invasion: the auteur directors and game developers behind post-apocalyptic narratives often focus their attention to detail towards public and commercial spaces, rendering them vacant and decaying. Think of the establis

GaymerCon promises a fun and inclusive space for geeks of all types.

“Gaming is a common shared experience that helps us escape, educates us and helps to define who we are and want to be.”  According to their official website, Gaymercon is a new and upcoming videogame and geek-culture convention for LGBTQ and allied communities, which will be hosted on August 3rd and

Chris Marker: Open-World Pioneer

The late Chris Marker was a forerunner of experimental science fiction and transmedia practice. Today, Henry Crouch reflects on his contributions to art and the open-world game.

The surprisingly long history of live-action role-playing.

According to Lizzie Stark, author of a new book on the history of Live-action Roleplay (LARP), Leaving Mundania, the history of LARP dates back far beyond the era of Tolkein-esque fantasy to the Romans and Elizabethans: Queen Elizabeth I presided over some serious, and seriously expensive, larplike