Events like IndieCade offer new ways for the medium to expand creatively.
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Pushing the Limits of What a Video Game Can Be at IndieCade
The independent game festival offers everything from VR to modified old-school SNES setups to an “interactive zine.”
Playing Operator on a Vintage Telephone Switchboard
Mike Lazer-Walker has repurposed a 1927 Western Electric 551-A switchboard into a hectic game that tasks players with quickly learning the obsolete job.
A Video Game to Ruin the World and Fill Swiss Bank Accounts
At the 2015 IndieCade East hosted last month by the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, Seth Alter of Subaltern Games said in a talk that he sets out to examine the problem of a genre and then tries “to subvert it and make something new with its existing systems.”
5 Trendsetting Video Games from IndieCade East
This past weekend, the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens hosted Indiecade East 2015 for its third year of independent games, talks, and community networking.
Four Independent Game Highlights from IndieCade East
Some of the indie video game finds at the Museum of the Moving Image’s IndieCade East conference this month.