What if crypto miners programmed the cinema? In latency.club's Oracle Index, four old mining rigs compete to pick the next scene of a future Cuba. In Madrid through Dec. 13.
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A horse wrote a memoir, and the book tour is wrecking Los Santos. Dylan Pailes-Friedman's Grand Theft Auto V film is now streaming free after nearly 30 festivals.
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Hideo Kojima, luggage star. Rimowa's new one-minute film follows him from the studio to the street, case in hand, talking about working with performers. killscreen.com/rimowas-new-c…
A print-and-play card game about collecting a fascist's teeth before the cops show up. Donate to the Games Transformed festival and 2084 sends you a copy. killscreen.com/fascist-denti…
Clay figures, a frog-headed tower in a playground, forests drawn in graphite. Hollow Press has two new game books from Brad Hock and Andrea Laperni due by the end of October. killscreen.com/two-new-game-…
A childhood home, rebuilt in pixels that only sharpen when you look closely. Hexin Cai's Out of Focus is a free graduation game from the Bartlett. killscreen.com/hexin-cais-ou…
A reviewer praised the scariest scene in Weapons for playing out in total silence, with no music.
There is music there. The whole scene is scored.
Ryan Holladay wrote it, and says being told nobody noticed is the best compliment he has had. He and Jason Graves on building dread.
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Live at 10am PT today: Space and the Body. A cinematographer and two game makers on how you make a space close in. Come ask them something. Search "Killscreen Space and the Body".
Tue 20 Oct, 10am PT: Space and the Body. I'm talking live with Sophie Winqvist (cinematographer, Aniara), Max Friberg (Eclipsium) and Johanna Kasurinen (Mouthwashing) about how you make a space close in. Free and online. Search "Killscreen Space and the Body"
Tomorrow at 10am PT: Space and the Body, with Sophie Winqvist (cinematographer, Aniara), Max Friberg (Eclipsium) and Johanna Kasurinen (Mouthwashing). Free to join. Search "Killscreen Space and the Body".
In 2010 I asked Mark Essen (@messhof) why he made games that are painful to play. He said he used to get sick making them, then got used to it.
Blood Dungeon, out since August, was mostly animated on a $50 tablet in the car.
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