Please join us this Friday for a Toronto info session presented by ID@Xbox. Speakers from the team will share insights on the state of the Independent Developer program and publishing process, [...]
We are excited to announce a very special event, courtesy of official Hand Eye Society Ball partner, Snap Inc., and the Toronto Media Arts Centre (TMAC). Join us for a cozy [...]
Question: What's one way to getting many like-minded people within the games industry to leave their houses and experience a sense of play and community? Answer: Another fancy videogame party, of [...]
As is tradition, the Last-Minute FAQ is here to answer all of your deepest questions about Life, the Universe, and Everything! Actually it only answers questions related to the sold-out Hand [...]
Story Every 400 years, the Hand Eye Society’s four ancient Houses compete for a chance to curry favour with the mysterious powers of an eldritch artifact: The Instrument. Said to be [...]
Here in Toronto we've developed a rich videogame art scene and a vibrant interactive digital media industry, but how will it continue to thrive as the international market gets increasingly saturated? [...]
Seems like just a mere two days ago that we last posted about the upcoming Hand Eye Society Ball at 918 Bathurst, Sept 22... Ahh, the memories. (Cue a sepia-toned flashback of me typing [...]
Poster by Victor Martins. T-minus two weeks until the fourth Hand Eye Society Ball at 918 Bathurst, Sept 22! Tickets are selling fast and we haven't even announced the games, the experimental live [...]
Here at the Hand Eye Society, we’re madly working away to come up with exciting plans for WordPlay 2018, our annual festival celebrating interactive fiction and writing in contemporary games. Last year, WordPlay [...]
Masque of the Blue Organ ...And one by one danced the revellers in the LED-bedecked halls of their revel, and button-mashed each in the delighting posture of their play. [...]
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