Hackerspaces, Makerspaces, and Hacklabs? Whatever name they’re given, they represent a growing wave of community-led workspaces where people with similar passions and loves can come together and collaborate. From New York to Amsterdam, they’re popping up everywhere! With that said, consider this your international tourist guide where we’ll take you on a tour of the very best of … Continued
Pixely computer games, a couple of big buttons and one or two sturdy joysticks united in a life size rectangular cabinet, Arcades are back! Being very popular in the early eighties, most of us have probably never actively played them in their heyday. But as every game makes its own retro revival nowadays, so does … Continued
Dutch independent game designer and game journalist Sander van der Vegte, co-creator of FLX., reviews the most exciting, most original, most innovative (indie) games for Submarine Channel. For his first review, Sander tackled the critically acclaimed first-person game Dear Esther. In 2008, a modification of the popular first person shooter Half Life 2 was released … Continued
Indie games! Another succulent fruit to be plucked from the bountiful tree of digital emancipation. Amazing superbots who might be a little too *special* for the air-tight chambers of Sony or Microsoft, create their own video games and distribute them online without having to deal with bothersome, besuited bigwigs. One such renegade genius is Edmund … Continued
The Tulse Luper Journey is SubmarineChannel’s online multiplayer game based on the adventures of Tulse Luper, a character created by film director/renaissance artist Peter Greenaway. A lot of people have been working for more than three years to create a unique online experience that has all the qualities of an alternate reality game. New sub-games … Continued
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