In this animated mixed reality game, your smartphone transports you to Bijlmermeer, the most diverse district in the Netherlands. Here you help Anouschka, a Black teenager, to uncover her family history.

Led by an audio track and tracing your own finger along the pages of a book of photos and text fragments, you set off on a journey from Lausanne to Izmir with two artist friends. Gradually the trip turns into a moving and troubled psychogeography.

An interactive, atmospheric and playful football game about city dwellers in Ecuador. Through the carefree eyes of eight-year-old Julián, everything—life at home, at school and on the city squares—revolves around the love of football.

Non-fiction filmmaker Charlie Shackleton experiments with a way of creating visual depth in tracking shots without using 3D film techniques. In this VR lecture he reveals this unsuspected and exciting new layer in the medium of film.

Offset: Boiler Room, a call-center-like installation developed by artists Tega Brain and Sam Lavigne, offers a critical look at existing carbon compensation schemes and engages participants in direct action.

Black humor may be the best weapon against the slippery emotions you experience if you’re struggling with mental health problems or addiction. This interactive experience tries to provide insight into these complex issues using AR.

This interactive web documentary transports you to Chlebiotki, a village in Poland. You see how much has changed, and why the school is empty. Eight residents talk about their lives, their dreams. Look around and let them win your heart.

Run with Squeeker—a running program, app, and interactive installation. Running with your mouse coach earns you scroll distance on social media and treats for your coach. Match your mouse coach’s daily half-marathon, one paw at a time!

An interactive installation in which ChatGPT becomes a voice in your head to influence your social reality. The chatbot listens in on your conversations and responds. And if you’re at a loss, it offers plenty of knowledge for you to draw on.

Making social contact is an important motive for many gamers. In this “non-game,” you experience the same connections without having to actually play. Calmly drive through a twilit landscape while voice-chatting with fellow players logged in elsewhere.