How to Play With Your Food: Game Curious at Evergreen Brick Works 🍪
How are we playing with our food in this workshop? We will be playing a variation of one of Jenn Sandercock's games in her Edible Games Cookbook called "Roll for Flavour". [...]
Anti-fascist Game Jam Toronto
Want to fight fascism and make games? Then this is the jam for you! The Hand Eye Society and Game Workers Unite Toronto are co-hosting an Antifascist Game Jam in Toronto [...]
✿ Announcing Our Spring Game Jam Participants ✿
Top-down view of the Evergreen Brick Works. Photo credits to Geoff Fitzgerald. *Takes in a breath of fresh air* Is spring really here??...The mud's replacing the ice, it's raining a lot, [...]
HES @ The Bentway Block Party
The Hand Eye Society has been invited to the Bentway Block Party, and so are you! The Bentway is turning 60 years old and they will be throwing a series of [...]
Are you Food Curious?
Tighten up your aprons and replace those singed oven mitts, as we are cooking up some brand new programming heading into 2019! We are always super hungry to present videogames in [...]
Camp Make-a-Game Registrations Are Filling Up!
As summer seemingly approaches, Camp Make-a-Game comes near! There are still spots available for the Hand Eye Society's week-long, full-day summercamp for kids ages 8-12 with Ryerson University. This ain't your [...]
TICKETS ON SALE: Emergent Contraptions
Mechanics of emergence are game rules that can trigger and influence each other in combinations and cascades, making a dynamic whole that’s much greater than the sum of its parts. In [...]
Upcoming Experimental Game Design Workshops Coming Near You!
Over the past few weeks we've presented a bunch of thought-provoking, alternative game design workshops for the adventurous beginner to the comfortable intermediate game designer in you. Below is a comprehensive [...]
TICKETS ON SALE: Phaser.JS ProcGen Party
A workshop in how to write procedural games in javascript using the Phaser.js game engine, and how to work in a narrative more meaningful than the usual "grab item and go." [...]