BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//http://www2.movingimage.us//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.23// X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260415T214657CEST-39956XeBXv@http://www2.movingimage.us DTSTAMP:20260415T194657Z DESCRIPTION:\n IndieCade\, the country's premier independent video game fes tival\, makes its East Coast debut at the Museum\, with a weekend of playa ble games\, presentations\, game jams\, and more. View festival overview a nd games in the showcase. \n \n \n For one night only\, explore a selectio n of physical and digital games ranging from collaborative to competitive\ , sublime to athletic\, meditative to explosive\, solo to multiplayer. Nig ht Games will take over two floors of the Museum\, and will include button s mounted on hard hats\, iOS-monitored cooperative dancing\, and dozens of laser pointers. Participants also enjoy access to the IndieCade East Game Showcase and the Museum's exhibition Spacewar! Video Games Blast Off thro ughout the evening. \n \n \n \n GAMES \n \n BaraBariBall \n \n Strange Fla vor \n \n BaraBariBall is a competitive sports game for two or four playe rs. Score a point by dunking a ball in the water on the opposing team’s si de\; lose a point for falling in the water. With an emphasis on aerial acr obatics\, split-second decision-making\, and mind games\, BaraBariBall has been described as “that perfect mix of pixel elegance and stellar fluid m otion\, like watching basketball through mosaic sunglasses.”—Marc Weidenba um\, Disquiet \n\n\n Hit Me! \n \n Kaho Abe \n \n Hit Me! is a two-player\ , hyper-interactive\, physical game that tests speed\, agility\, and the a bility to take good snapshots. Hit a button on top of an opponent’s helmet to take a photograph of the opponent. Each hit is worth one point\, with two additional points possible based on the quality of the photo. \n \n \n Panoramical: A Musical Landscape \n \n Fernando Ramallo and David Kanaga Country \n \n Panoramical is an interactive musical landscape controlled b y a repurposed DJ device. Adjust sliders and knobs to gradually alter the world's shapes and sounds. Every combination produces a unique environment and musical soundscape. \n\n\n Rakete \n \n Mario von Rickenbach \n \n Ra kete is a cooperative multiplayer game for up to five players where each p layer controls one thruster on a rocket. Work together to land the rocket safely. \n \n \n Renga \n \n wallFour \n \n Renga is a feature-length game played by an entire audience directing laser pointers at a cinema screen. Ambushed and left for dead in deep space\, players work collectively to g ather resources\, build a new ship\, confront the enemy\, and finally retu rn home. Combining real-time crowd interaction technology\, retro video ga me aesthetics\, and a wry sense of humor\, Renga harnesses the power of cr owd decision-making to turn the traditional hero's journey on its head and create a deep sense of camaraderie among players. \n \n \n Searchlight \n \n Hide&\;Seek \;\n \n Searchlight\, which makes its world premier e at IndieCade East\, is a cooperative physical game for two players. Carr y objects out of the central play area as quickly as possible\, but don't get caught moving by the searchlight. \;\n\nYamove! \n\nNYU-Poly \ ; \n\nYamove! is a b-boy style dance battle game that augments face-to-fac e dancing with technology. Strap on an iOS device and compete with a partn er in three rounds\, completing high intensity\, synchronized\, diverse da nce routines for high scores based on accelerometer data. Yamove! was crea ted by researchers and students at NYU-Poly Game Innovation Lab inspired b y findings that being physically “in sync” builds trust and forms emotiona l bonds. \n\n\nRoaming Gnomes \n\nPete Vigeant \n\nRoaming Gnomes\, which makes its world premiere at IndieCade East\, is a ridiculous group challen ge about communication and teamwork set in Gnometopolis on Gnu Year's Eve. Transport gnomes and their props to their final destinations during the l unchtime rush\, quickly deciphering commands and abilities written in Gnom ish to make every delivery before time runs out. \n\n\n\nTickets: $12 publ ic / $9 students/seniors/Museum members. Order online or call 718 777 6800 to reserve tickets. A full festival pass\, allowing the holder admission to all IndieCade events\, is available for $80 / $60. Free admission for S ilver Screen members and above. Children ages 13+ and students are eligibl e for student level passes with valid ID. IndieCade East access for childr en 3–12 included with regular Museum admission ($6). \n\n\n \n DTSTART:20130216T190000 DTEND:20130216T220000 LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image SUMMARY:IndieCade East: Night Games END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR