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Name of the Will's daylight cult reaches a playable demo

Zeitgeist Studio's masked compliance horror joined Fellow Traveller's Official Selection ahead of a Q1 2027 release from HYPER REAL.

A performer leaps in front of three tall screens showing blurred creatures, with the words A story about a protest projected on a pink wall

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In Dallas, a performer becomes the avatars of Disappear Here

Eva Papamargariti stages a mythology of memes and AI prompts across four screens, then sends a live body in to copy it.

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Six artists tackle pauses and glances as data in Soft Signals

Mélanie Courtinat and Cezar Mocan join a Novembre Numérique exhibition at the Institut français in Cluj-Napoca.

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Strangers' pixels merge in Lisa Jamhoury's sync : mirror

The interactive installation tracks visitors on both sides of a screen and blends their outlines, at TODA for ISEA2026 in Dubai.

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Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley speaks in Ann Arbor

The Penny Stamps series puts the game designer on the Michigan Theater stage Thursday at 5:30 p.m., free, to talk storytelling and resistance.

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Beny Tchaicovsky's 2001 CGI Feature Is Streaming Again [Watch]

Dimensional Connections closes the late Brazilian painter's Morning Star Trilogy, a run of exit signs, masks and lobbies built in early desktop 3D.

A small white ghost with a round body stands in a pale green field of grass

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Looping Fields Beyond Shares Second Trailer: Watch

The solo project from Zakharov Viacheslav, published by 3Polygons studio, casts the player as a ghostly lawnmower paying off fines to a bank.

The cover of Carlin Wing's book Bounce, showing the arc of a ball's bounces in colored dots.

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Carlin Wing's Bounce Traces the Ball From Ulama to FIFA

The open-access MIT Press history moves from ancient tennis courts and squash walls to animation, computing and the Mesoamerican ballgame.

An embossed, iridescent fiberglass triptych hangs on a white wall, its surface carved with figures and plants.

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UK Government Art Collection Acquires a Keiken Triptych

To Touch a Sensitive Soul, an embossed fiberglass work made to be handled, comes out of the collective's game-engine world Morphogenic Angels.

An IWGB Game Workers graphic announcing that Rockstar workers have secured a union vote ahead of the GTA VI release.

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Rockstar Workers to Vote on Union Recognition

The IWGB ballot runs Nov. 12 to 26, the same window as GTA VI's release and closing arguments in a tribunal over 31 fired organizers.

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LoVid's woven signals head from Paris to Miami Beach

Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus closed their first French solo show at Galerie Charlot on Oct. 31; a new commission lands at Art Basel's Zero 10 sector in December.

Promptuary open call graphic: a winding board-game track of colored squares around the words "a new game design anthology" and "Deadline: Nov. 30th"

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A University Press Will Now Peer-Review Tabletop Games

Carnegie Mellon's new Promptuary anthology treats a rules text as the scholarship itself. Its first call closes Nov. 30.