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  • Leigh Alexander
    4:55 am Thu, Jul 2, 2015
    Play it now: Project Code Glitches, Get Money

    Phrases like "making video games for money" and "thesis" are increasingly unnerving these days, even moreso when paired.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    3:02 am Thu, Jul 2, 2015
    This all-girl team of young indie developers just released their first game

    The Negatives, seven girls who successfully Kickstarted their summer camp game demo to the tune of over $31,000, just released The Hole Story, a funny fantasy game about digging your way to the truth.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    2:37 am Thu, Jul 2, 2015
    Watch how this beautiful game exhibit helps kids figure out ecosystems

    The New York Hall of Science's new Connected Worlds exhibit is a series of six interactive ecosystems that spreads across the walls of its Great Hall, united by a 3000… Read the rest of the article: Watch how this beautiful game exhibit helps kids figure out ecosystems

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  • Leigh Alexander
    4:08 am Wed, Jul 1, 2015
    In Maquisard, you solve trouble in a charming, ornate old hotel

    Maquisard is a lovely little game of snooping and subversion in a fancy old hotel, inspired by the aesthetic of the grand Wes Anderson film

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  • Leigh Alexander
    6:47 am Tue, Jun 30, 2015
    Play it now: DOLLY

    With its smokelike terrain, salmon sun and blood-flecked landscapes, DOLLY is a visually-striking platformer that seems to take place inside a woman's head.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    6:10 am Tue, Jun 30, 2015
    Let this creepy potato be your desktop assistant

    What mysterious role does this throbbing, singing potato fulfill in your work environment?

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  • Leigh Alexander
    8:10 am Mon, Jun 29, 2015
    Play it now: Operations Calibration Droid (OCD)

    You're a cute little droid being told by a beautiful computer to perform increasingly difficult, strangely-specific tasks. Each of them requires attention to detail, and you'll be deactivated if you… Read the rest of the article: Play it now: Operations Calibration Droid (OCD)

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  • Leigh Alexander
    7:33 am Mon, Jun 29, 2015
    Sonic the Hedgehog is pretty slow in real life

    I'm kind of surprised at myself for being drawn to this video of a real-life hedgehog lumbering cutely through a little handmade Green Hill Zone. I thought Sonic fans had put me off hedgehogs.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    6:50 am Mon, Jun 29, 2015
    Use emoji to make your own playful worlds

    The charming visual language and textured, 90s web-era sounds of Emotica make it delightful to create and share your own game spaces made entirely out of emoji.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    4:46 am Fri, Jun 26, 2015
    Boo at the Confederate flag til it burns. It'll probably make you feel better

    In BooFlag, just switch on your computer mic and boo at the Confederate flag. As you do, it will slowly be lowered, and eventually it will catch on fire and… Read the rest of the article: Boo at the Confederate flag til it burns. It'll probably make you feel better

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  • Leigh Alexander
    2:52 am Wed, Jun 17, 2015
    Read Chris Ware's perfect description of Minecraft's appeal

    The artist's 10 year-old daughter builds worlds and expresses her attitude to possibility in the infinitely-playful Minecraft universe.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    7:53 am Tue, Jun 16, 2015
    The only things you really need to know about Sony's E3 press event

    Let's have a deep chat about the practical feasibility of getting our childhoods back.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    4:02 am Tue, Jun 16, 2015
    Fallout Shelter makes you shut tiny, happy people underground in a nuclear wasteland

    This is a really clever little tie-in game, but it makes me feel really bad.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    12:21 pm Mon, Jun 15, 2015
    The only things you really need to know about Microsoft's E3 press event

    Annual video game press conferences are often an assault on the senses, and on taste. We found the cool stuff for you.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    8:17 am Mon, Jun 15, 2015
    Why would you spend $3000 on Clash of Clans?

    Clash of Clans is one of the most popular and financially-successful mobile games of all time—it might have earned $1.8bn in 2014 alone. But with stats showing few people actually make purchases in free-to-play games, how do games like these get their hooks into big-spending "whales"?

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  • Leigh Alexander
    7:32 am Mon, Jun 15, 2015
    Kids can build their own games with this nifty block toy

    Bloxels lets kids design playable spaces using physical blocks on a grid—that can then be captured by a tablet device and translated into a real digital game. The creator, Pixel… Read the rest of the article: Kids can build their own games with this nifty block toy

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  • Leigh Alexander
    4:37 am Mon, Jun 15, 2015
    Now everyone will be able to make their very own Doom maps and mods

    Creativity and Doom have gone hand in hand for decades—the first user-created level appeared in 1994—and now the new game will come with fresh, easy-to-use mod tools.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    9:28 am Fri, Jun 12, 2015
    Impress your demanding Russian in-laws in this cute, weird game

    Surviving family dinners can feel like a gauntlet at the best of times, especially when it's your potential in-laws.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    8:50 am Fri, Jun 12, 2015
    Play the number puzzle that launched a thousand clones, now free

    One year after the puzzling and provocative Threes cloning controversy—where free clones ultimately reached many more players than the premium original—the developers are offering a new free, ad-supported version of the game.

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  • Leigh Alexander
    7:51 am Fri, Jun 12, 2015
    This game sheds light on human rights abuses in Azerbaijan

    The first European Games are kicking off in Baku, Azerbaijan. This tiny web browser game stands in protest, highlighting the unlawful detention of political prisoners in the country.

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