Screening Calls with GAMETHING’s David Wolinsky and Pippin Barr By Ben Sailer • May 5th, 2023 “I think that’s the joy of what we’re doing, it’s like a crock pot for ideas about games that otherwise you would just totally zoom past if you have to be like, ‘Here’s my here’s my final judgment.'”
Mind Palaces An Introduction By Maddi Chilton • September 6th, 2022 It is becoming more and more challenging to consume art, to use the current crass colloquialism. We just know too much.
Gris and the problem of symbolic hurt By Malindy Hetfeld • January 14th, 2019 Gris is a beautiful art game that knows it’s beautiful, but it’s metaphors often lack an emotional punch.
Art Divine By Jeremy Signor • September 26th, 2018 When you marry art style with theme, the results can be simply divine.
There is Nothing Virtual About VR By David Shimomura • February 6th, 2017 “The issue with “virtual reality” as a term isn’t the virtual part, it’s the reality part.”
The Two-Sided Invitation of Cartoon Aesthetics By Jose Cardoso • June 10th, 2016 Bob’s not your everyday hero, but his battles against pollen and fungus are no less daring.
Unlistenable Episode 67 – Call of CthStulu By Team Unwinnable • April 25th, 2016 Episode 67 of Unlistenable was recorded on analogue tape.
Talking About We Need to Talk About Kevin By James Murff • February 25th, 2016 “It’s a ponderous and artfully made movie that inexorably draws its characters into a tragedy”
What is Bob Ross Doing on Twitch? By Megan Condis • November 23rd, 2015 I looked away for 30 seconds and missed an entire foreground.
Apotheon/Apollyon By Stu Horvath • March 17th, 2015 Stu Horvath plays Alientrap’s Apotheon and muses on the nature of art and destruction.
Just Another Art Worth Dying For By Brendan Keogh • June 12th, 2012 Brendan Keogh sees Indie Game: The Movie and finds a universal message about the creative process.
Bring on the Spooky-Scary By Stu Horvath • October 22nd, 2010 A look at some of the artwork from books that warped my childhood.
Videogames are NOT art… and why should they be? By Michael Sheridan • June 11th, 2010 Go ahead, spit on me if you like, but I’m with Roger Ebert on this one when it comes to videogames and “art.” The only difference is, I don’t mean it as an insult.
