We’re getting asked to do quite a lot of playful research in diverse interesting fields. Good research and reconnaissance is essential anyhow for making good interactive work. You need to map the place, the event, the ideas and especially the peop…
We’re getting asked to do quite a lot of playful research in diverse interesting fields. Good research and reconnaissance is essential anyhow for making good interactive work. You need to map the place, the event, the ideas and especially the peop…
Quite a lot… so much so that we’ve been rather neglectful of talking about stuff here. Expect a small flurry over the next few weeks as we finally catch up.
Much has happened to write about but much is still happening to stop any space to write. So here are some favourite pictures to while some time, a lost Rabbit, and Haircuts By Children.
Loving this, from here via @atomoil
Counter/Demo went very nicely at Come Out & Play. Players downloaded an mp3 as either a demonstrator or counter-demonstrator, pressed play at the same time, and followed as it led. You can see the report in The Daily Bellow But Necropolis Family T…
Two games from Coney are playing the streets and cemeteries of New York this weekend as part of the brilliant Come Out & Play festival.In Counter/Demo, players download an mp3 in advance and then press play at the same time to become either a demo…
please retweet http://bit.ly/writeadventure to writers you know who are keen to scribble across platforms. We’ll be finding joy where words meet skin and bone, and aren’t set in stone. It’s our first collaboration with Spread the Word, full detail…
An interactive shopfront that’s canny sponsorship and lovely and simple too. Gathering crowds in Auckland in advance of Kiwi Mother’s Day.
In BAC’s festival of One on One theatre this July there’ll be a couple of pieces from Coney. The Changing Room was born at a playday+ and driven through playtestings one and two and development in our online Garden by a brilliant gang of codenames…
Come Out & Play – to our knowledge the first of the many festivals of pervasive games and play, like Igfest and Hide & Seek’s Weekender in the UK – is run in New York City by an excellent crew of knowledgeable and passionate game-designers. A coup…