An open-source toolkit for agent-assisted video production. It organizes research, scripts, media assets, editing and rendering into workflows that can use stock footage, generated media and local creative tools.
A cave-exploration survival game set on an alien planet. Players descend through hostile layers to retrieve lost cargo while managing environmental threats and limited chances of survival.
A young-adult fantasy novel by Michael A. Tinsley about an orphan caught in a conflict between divine powers. He must confront the consequences of awakening his own abilities.
A set of interface-design skills and commands for coding agents. It supports design direction, visual refinement and reviews of existing screens, with integrations for multiple development environments.
A Munich conference for people developing games and tools with Godot. It combines technical talks, discussions, networking and opportunities to try community projects.
A cooperative submarine game for one to six players. Crew members divide navigation, sonar, combat and repairs while trying to keep their vessel operational.
An open-source engine for creating 2D and 3D games and interactive applications. It includes an editor, scripting tools and deployment options for multiple platforms.
A travel and culture publisher documenting unusual places, food traditions and local stories. Its website combines editorial features with a community-built directory, books and travel experiences.
A first-person potato-peeling simulation with physics-based cutting. Players work through piles of potatoes, try to reduce waste and improve their tools.
A LitRPG fantasy by HideousGrain about a barbarian whose intellectual abilities matter alongside physical strength in a world governed by skills and combat.
An international film festival held in Tallinn and Tartu. Its programme includes feature films, shorts and work for younger audiences, alongside industry activities.
A gladiator-management simulation about recruiting, training and equipping fighters. Players manage their roster through tournaments against competing arena owners.
Rachel Maddow examines the history of the United States Department of Justice, tracing its role in political freedom, economic life and the administration of equal protection.
A television streaming device for watching video, playing supported games and accessing Apple services. It connects to a TV and supports 4K playback and home entertainment controls.
An open-source code-review agent for pull requests. The community-maintained project helps generate review feedback and explanations and is separate from Qodo's hosted product.
A remastered monster-fighting game featuring battles in destructible urban arenas. Players choose a creature and compete through local or online multiplayer modes.
William Miller's second Junior Owens Case Files novel follows an ex-prisoner trying to stay out of trouble as a violent supernatural threat enters his life.
Two contemporary-art galleries in London's Kensington Gardens. Their programme includes exhibitions, events and projects connecting art with wider cultural and social questions.
A context service that maps database metadata to business concepts, table relationships and reviewed SQL. It provides a web interface and APIs for inspecting the resulting ontology and supplying context to data-querying agents.
A first-person action adventure with roguelike expeditions. Players search for equipment and treasure, modify weapons and venture deeper into hostile environments.
A Stockholm festival presenting animated films from Europe, including international, Nordic and student work. Its programme connects screenings with filmmakers and audiences.
A science-fiction game combining first-person combat with real-time strategy. Players can fight on the ground or command forces from above as human or alien factions.