[untitled games event] #2 recap
That was so much fun. To everyone who came by last Sunday, thank you for being there, being part of it, participating, and conjuring [untitled games event] #2. So much went wonderfully.
Can't wait to see you all again on Sunday 22 March.

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Works featured in edition #2
Benches, by Thijs van Loenhout
Plum Road Tea Dream, by Samuel Baidoo, REVEAL games studio, and many collaborators
How a Body Sounds, by Yami Kurae
LINKS, by Team DPC (Aengus Schulte, Luciane Fortes, Mariska Lamiaud, Poorvi Garag)
Recommendations from edition #2
Our friends at Sickhouse Enschede, who were the primary inspiration for [untitled games event], are reopening their space with a suitably sick two-day party on February 27-28. Entry is free with RSVP!
The Game Poems magazine, mentioned by Thijs and featured in [uge] edition #1, is now accepting submissions for game poems! They’re great, highly recommend. Register your intent to submit by May 1.
Procuring Estrogen For Your Toxic Slime Girlfriend, a fever dream RPG masterpiece made with the WareWare engine
Hussein Shikha’s beautiful videogame-inspired carpets: he made the title screen for Plum Road Tea Dream!
Hyperbolica, a “non-Euclidian” adventure with mind-bending maps.
Mouthwashing, 2024’s smash-hit horror game surprise. It’s very good, but every single content/trigger warning applies.
LSD Dream Emulator, a late-90s Playstation 1 cult classic and OG experimental game. There is now an English fan translation.
Fatum Betula: “Placed in a world without change, you must create fate by watering an ancient plant. Determine a future and live with it.”
Monster Garden: "A short and sweet game about inner and outer exploration and making friends." Also delightfully weird monsters.
The Black Trans Archive: An interactive archive which decides how much access to grant you, based on your self-declared identity.
Thank you to everyone who left recs and notes. This will be a regular feature of future editions.
Until next time,
[uge]