HES Mixtape SuperFEST Special

Get all the super cool games jammed for the 2022 HES SuperFESTival right here in one convenient launcher. These 8 original games were made in the summer of 2022 by 16 multidiciplinary developers from across Canada. 

The festival is still playable on our website too! We made a game and hid all of the jam games inside, can you find them all? Full screen app for best experience.

The Hand Eye Society Mixtape is a paid anthology and each artist received $50CAD for participating. Want to apply to be part of the next one? Follow us on Twitter to keep up to date with all of our different calls including the Mixtape, festivals, workshops, and more! You can also check out our website Hand Eye Society and subscribe to our Newsletter for more.

The Mixtape is free and any monetary support for this program will go right back into paying more artists for future Volumes. You should also check out our other Mixtapes as well!

Angles Does Some SICK Band Jams by Killian Ng & Onion

Oh no! Angles' bandmates are sick and yet the concert must go on!

Pet Sematary by Jesse Eisenbart & Patrick Doyon

A young girl named Lily discovers necromancy through a mysterious book found at the municipal library.

TYTYTY by localkristine & Natasha Ramoutar

TYTYTY is a 2D game set in a cornerstore about getting something nice for someone you love.

Alien Buds by Nathan Powless-Lynes & Catherine Dubois

You just crashed-landed on an alien planet! Luckily, the locals might be willing to help you.

Missed Connections by Holly Thomas & Seb Pines

You’re catching a train out to the big city, but you aren’t leaving for good... right?

Wish You Were Here by Leela & Seamus Ly

The Monster Mashers find their friendships put to the test as life comes at them a bit too quickly to process.

Soundmarine by Sean Karemaker & Sarah Imrisek

A chill and meditative game with a charming art style in which you make magnetic fridge poetry in a submarine to translate whale songs.

Agami Village by Weiwei Xu & Stara David

What does a fisherman do when the rivers run dry?

Thank you to the Canada Council For The Arts for the support!

The Hand Eye Society is a Toronto not-for-profit dedicated to supporting and showcasing videogames made primarily as a form of creative expression. We aim to provide exhibition opportunities, education, creative support, mentorship, knowledge sharing and inspiration to artists, enthusiasts, and the game-curious in Toronto.

Founded in 2009, it is one of the first videogame arts organizations of its kind in the world.