- Foddy (Princeton)

"A must-play game not only because it’s hilarious…
…but also because it shows how great our brain is!"

- Adam Saltsman (Austin)

A simple one-button action game where you are in control of a well-dressed man who can't stop running, leaping from the top of one building to another as the city is being attacked by giant robots and futuristic-looking ships. Created for Experimental Gameplay Project's August theme, 'Bare Minimum'.

- Foddy (Princeton)

A foddy Babycastles exclusive! This is a mutiplayer one-button game that was recently rejected by Kokoromi's Gamma 4. Definitely requires alcohol to make champions.

- Ivan Safrin (New York)

A 3D action dungeon crawler put together using a community of creative commons resources, including characters, fonts, sound effects, chiptunes, and other art.

- Tristan Perich (New York)

Originally debuting in the back of Blip Festival 2007, KILLJET is Tristan Perich's contribution to lo-fi video game culture. The entire 1-bit video game runs out of a single digital pin of a programmable microchip, which is soldered directly into the television screen. Anamanaguchi forever holds the high score.
CLOSING NIGHT FEATURING TRISTAN PERICH.

http://minusbaby.com

Long-time 8bitpeoples member, minusbaby, born Richard Alexander Caraballo in New York City, trades in counterpoint, subtle dissonances and surprises. While it may be impossible to predict exactly what will happen at each performance, one constant can be expected: a forceful, equatorial beat.

http://myspace.com/currentworkingdirectory

current_working_directory is the electrogaze pop project of poet-inventor Ted Hayes, who utilizes an array of hand-made electronic instruments to combine the lushness of shoegaze with the texture of the electronic.

http://www.myspace.com/ybbsux

"LIKE A COLLISION BETWEEN SEVERAL EARTHQUAKES AND A DOZEN TORNADOES, THEIR LIVE SET MUST BE SEEN TO BELIEVE. THEY MAKE MONOTONIX SEEM AS BASHFUL AS MOBY HOLDING A KITTEN" - Brooklyn Vegan.
Resident Bard of Babycastles!

http://flickr.com

An elvis reincarnation but cellists that slide around.

http://babycastles.com

Babycastles, New York's first independent games arcade, is named after bite-size portugese cakes in Japan. As a new function of a legendary all-ages venue for Brooklyn music and other local diy-culture, Babycastles is a wall of six lovingly decorated arcade cabinets that offers a physical place to play games made by amateur and independent game developers. The arcade is open four or five nights a week, during every show at the Silent Barn. The venue throws an opening party every few weeks for a new collection of arcade games, with the game developers present, music, drinks, and plenty of opportunity to get together and love games.