“Jingoku” by Mathew Arnold, Niru Fekri-Arnold & William L-S. “[Complete] as many minigames as you can before the tower collapses!” The first look at “Jingoku” usually creates a wrong impression, as one might be tempted to consider it a …
“Thanks, Newton” by Zawghu, branung, Michal Zadok & Gabby. “Newton invited an extra-dimensional Entity to come eat the lovely town of Ribbiton and no one believes him! Can Newton convince his friends to take him seriously?” In “Thanks, Newton” …
“The Hex” by Daniel Mullins, Jonah Senzel, Brendan Sullivan, Michael Mola, Enzo Doyen, Marcello Brancaccio, Luis Redin Ochoa, Farhad Alishov, Blue Bowling Translators (Michelle Finholdt & Jefferson Santos), Christian Hecklinger, Berke O. …
“Just, Bearly” by Daniel J. Roberts, Christophe Pallars, Liam de Bruin, Jordan Lewis & Mitchell de Bruin. “A collection of playable vignettes about feeling awkward and being anxious that interlock to tell an abstract story, played with a mouse.” For …
“Networking Event Simulator” by corpsepile. “[A comfortable] environment to [help] develop your core competencies and take a deep dive [into] the next generation of [social] interaction and [strategic] interpersonal [alignment]!” Certain types of events lead to a certain type …
“EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE OK” by Nathalie Lawhead. “[A] desktop labyrinth of vignettes, poetry, strange fever dream games, and broken digital spaces. It is a collection of life experiences that are largely a commentary on struggle, survival, and coping …
“A Short Hike” by Adam Robinson-Yu, Mark Sparling, Dawn Blair, Andrew Wong & David Czarnowski. “Hike, climb, and soar through the peaceful mountainside landscapes of Hawk Peak Provincial Park. Follow the marked trails or explore the …
“The Loss Levels” by Dan Hett. “[A] series of fifteen narrative microgames, exploring aspects of my experience during the 2017 terrorist attack, in which I lost my brother Martyn.” What do you associate with video games: Joy, action, immersion, escapism? Very …
