SimIsle: Missions In The Rainforest 
Everything has a visible cost in SimIsle, a tropical simulation game about the dynamics between industry, labor, and ecology. What does it mean that it contradicts its own environmentalist message?
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SimIsle: Missions In The Rainforest
Stuffin the Briefcase 
This game about packing luggage is a satisfying slice of everyday life where you get to take care of your stuff.
Uncle Buddy’s Phantom Funhouse 
Phantom Funhouse uses a surprising amount of made-up books and files to create the life of a sci-fi punk artist – and then to question the nature of reality.
Under Pressure 
Under Pressure is a clunky game – because it was produced under extreme constraints by a company on the verge of shutting down.
Visiting the old home of a multimedia studio 
An accidental trip to the former offices of a CD-ROM developer and what that building says about the 90s multimedia industry.
The Walt Disney World Explorer CD-ROM 
Disney World is a fantasy, an illusion, and the Disney World CD-ROM is a guide to what that fantasy was supposed to look like on its 25th anniversary.
What happens with old software copyright when nobody cares?
When an old piece of software is tacitly allowed to be shared for free, does that mean it’s okay?
When a re-release gets unreleased
Old games get re-released all the time, but they also fall out of release again. That’s frustrating!
When SimCity got serious: the story of Maxis Business Simulations and SimRefinery
The creators of SimCity had a division that made Sim games for corporations. They were never released to the public. For the first time ever, this is the story of Maxis Business Simulations.