Hand Eye Society member and previous Social programmer David Fono writes: If you've ever wanted a bit more game in your theatre, ByoLogyc: Retreat is a show that should appeal to you. Running [...]
If you missed mrghosty's sweet DIY Game Room at Canzine (or checked it out and just want more, with beer and music) you'll want to check out the next iteration of [...]
Toronto After Dark is proud to announce the complete schedule for the first annual Darkcade, which starts tomorrow. We were blown away by the innovation and talent on display in all the submissions [...]
The indie bubble of Canzine beleaguered by corporate invaders. (Just kidding, it's Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime). Canzine is an indie culture fair put on every year by Broken Pencil. [...]
After a long stint at the Toronto Underground Cinema (RIP) the Torontrons (the original, Highroller, and Twinstick) are emerging out into the world to offer free play of homegrown Toronto games to [...]
Toronto Skillswap is doing a panel discussion on "Life, Work, and finding a balance" in the game industry. Panelists include Lesley Phord-Toy (Ubisoft), Ryan Henson Creighton (Untold), Michael Todd, and Alex [...]
Love it or hate it, many have a strong opinion on freemium and September's IGDA Toronto panel is no exception. Join us on September 25th as we present a group of [...]
Hand Eye followers will probably know Jonathan Guberman's game physicalization projects -- his Portal Turrets Plushies perhaps, or maybe his Pactuator -- and now the mad inventor is releasing his first commercial [...]
You've heard of Site 3's latest game-inspired project, right? No? In the style of Street Fighter 2, Super Street Fire pits two opponents against each other for up to three rounds [...]
It’s high time for another social, don’t you think? This time, we’ll be taking advantage of the excruciatingly great weather, and taking things outdoors. Don’t worry, there’s still a beer-related component. [...]
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