Jonathan Blow "names" next title "Game 3," may take 20 years to create
“Be like Gravity’s Rainbow,” Blow says.
Jamin Warren
Jamin Warren founded Killscreen. He produced the first VR arts festival with the New Museum, programmed the first Tribeca Games Festival, the first arcade at the Museum of Modern Art, won a Telly, and hosted Game/Show for PBS.
We talk videogames with tech pioneer Stewart Butterfield
The founder of Flickr and Slack discusses the nature of play.
Studio Oleomingus wants to take us to an impossible Somewhere
A collection of shorts, fragments of a mirror.
The stunning, sparse NaissanceE comes to virtual reality
Limasse Five’s empty halls creep with life again.
Pixel Rift is a virtual reality arcade game simulator, the most meta game ever
A game inside a game inside of virtual reality. Ouch.
First small glimpse of Submerged paints a brother, sister and a mysterious gate
We’ve been watching Submerged, the new future release from the Australians at Uppercut Games, since it was quietly announced this summer. They posted on their development blog that they are going for a kind of “destroyed beauty,” which we so often see in these games about exploring ramshackle solita
Roadside Assistance Simulator lets you live the thrill of an AAA serviceperson
Nothing beats waiting.
Oculus keynote answers question if women have a place in virtual worlds
I have seen the future of virtual reality.
Candela lights up London with its glowing green hue
London Design Festival gets a nightlight
Will a game designer ever win a MacArthur "genius" grant?
918 awards, none to games
The Art of the Algorithm exhibition aims to make hidden systems viewable
London Design Festival takes aim at understanding big data.
Oral Perspectives lets you walk a day in a mouth in virtual reality
Jaw-dropping work from Alec McClure.
You could have played Pong on a giant Olafur Elíasson building
What better way to honor one of the world’s first videogames?
The Bézier Game trains you to use a common Photoshop tool
Method of Action’s new learning game aims for the design set.
Missed Digital Revolution at the Barbican? Play with Drawn Together instead.
Universal Everything’s collaborative animation app lives on in app form.
If "We’re all nerds now," then no one is. Good.
What’s left to rage against?
Ninety-four cameras paint an aging actor in 3D virtual reality
London multimedia design studio Marshamallow Laser Feast does it again.
Low-poly crosses over into the real world with 3D printing contest
Pixels are over.
Heartwarming 50s television spot explains why games are good for you
The evidence is in.
Amazon’s Twitch purchase isn’t just about games. It’s about public consumption.
You are what you buy what you play.
Amazon’s Twitch acquisition shows games are still cultural underachievers
Ignore games at your own peril.
New Threes! poster goes against the grain
Cory Schmitz tackles Asher Vollmer’s iOS hit and others
Virtual reality will save games from itself
Do we really want to be scared?
Friend and Foe releases new images from Vane’s dusty expanse
Former member’s of Last Guardian team are making something new–and dusty