Gamercamp: Hitting the Right Notes
Sound Shapes and Dyad are leading an evolution of music in games.
Gamercamp Magazine
Gamercamp: Toronto’s Big 2013
Next year is shaping up to be massive for Toronto video games. Gamercamp turns the spotlight on the distinctive art styles of 2013’s big three: Guacamelee, Ubisoft Toronto’s Splinter Cell: Blacklist, and Capy’s Super TIME Force.
Gamercamp: Surviving a Monster
Is Papo & Yo by Minority Media the game world's Pan's Labyrinth?
Gamercamp: The Artistic Comeback of Games
Video games began as an emerging technology but have mostly been perceived as a toy. Pixel by pixel, however, games are making a huge cultural comeback.
Gamercamp: Toronto’s video game magic
How Toronto stepped up and became a place to make games.
Gamercamp: Reinvention of the Arcade
New York brings games into public space with the Canadian exclusive Gamercamp No Quarter Arcade.
Gamercamp: Don’t Even Breathe
The genius of DayZ is in showing how humans become beasts themselves in their pursuit of survival.
Gamercamp: No Objections
From Gamercamp Magazine: Is Ace Attorney the best video game movie ever?
Gamercamp Magazine on DorkShelf.com
Dork Shelf and Gamercamp make media partnership official!
