GAMETHING

In which we play D (1995) and find out what the “D” means and whether literal monsters can be good parents.
Pippin accidentally joins dad for a reign of terror. David shoots dad with a precious family heirloom musket. These, and other GAMETHINGS.
D was developed by Warp and published by Acclaim and Panasonic in 1995.

In which we look horror in the eye, tell it what we think of it, and run away.
Pippin can’t unhear the screaming. David is here to help. These, and other GAMETHINGS.

Shall we play a GAMETHING?

In which we introduce Season 5 of GAMETHING and reveal its theme. Beep boop, ERROR.

In which we play SHENZHEN I/O (2016), a game of code, circuits, and Solitaire.
Pippin designed that VR Intimacy Buzzer you asked for. David goes through all the stages of grief in 30 minutes. These, and other GAMETHINGS.
SHENZHEN I/O was developed by Zachtronics and published by Zachtronics in 2016.

In which we play Quadrilateral Cowboy (2016), a simulation of a techno-heist simulator.
Pippin is up for some more badminton if you are. David ponders the hidden complexities of fiddleocities. These, and other GAMETHINGS.
Quadrilateral Cowboy was developed by Blendo Games and published by Blendo Games in 2016.

In which we play One Dreamer (2022), deploying pseudocode for functional efficiency and poignant self-expression  as Frank, a burnt-out indie developer haunted by his past.
Pippin gasps at all the global variables. David feels misled. These, and other GAMETHINGS.
One Dreamer was developed by F2House and published by F2House in 2022.

In which we play Hacknet (2015), an edge-of-the-office-chair thriller about exploiting cybersecurity flaws.
Pippin feels like he’s 12 again. David steals the high score. These, and other GAMETHINGS.
Hacknet was developed by Team Fractal Alligator and published by Fellow Traveller in 2015.

In which we play Carnage Heart (1995), autonomous Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots.
Pippin builds little Roombas that could (destroy their enemies). David holes up in the library. These, and other GAMETHINGS.
Carnage Heart was developed by Artdink and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 1995.

In which we play Human Resource Machine (2015), and order around a little office worker with carefully arranged, simple instructions.
Pippin comes face to face with Fibonacci. David now knows how the weatherperson must feel. These, and other GAMETHINGS.
Human Resource Machine was developed by Tomorrow Corporation and published by Tomorrow Corporation in 2015.