HES Mixtape Vol 7

We're back with more mixtapes! Check our Twitter to see submissions and how you can get involved.  

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! Cover art by Crystal Giang.

Onénhsto (Corn Soup) by Steve Tekaronhiake Diabo

Onénhsto (Corn Soup) is the first of a series of Kanien'kéha educational adventure games, teaching our language, culture and history, through the sharing of traditional knowledge. In this game, you are cast into the role of a young Mohawk boy, spending time with his To'ta (Grandmother). Around her house, and in the garden, are all the ingredients necessary to make her famous corn soup. Forage and collect all of the ingredients, and don't forget to find the recipe book too!

Bear-ly There by Pale Moon Games

Help Barris last through the coming Winter. Shake, rattle, and roll your way around the forest, finding food to fatten up before the year ends. Make sure Barris is fed and safely back in his warm cave before it's too late!

Point of Mew by David Rodríguez Madriñán and Kate Killick

A first-pawson puzzle exploration game in which you play as a cat helping your human get through the day.

Pterry by WillWe

Pterry is a 2-D platformer based upon the ancient Greek myth of Icarus. Be careful not to fly too close to the sun, and raise the ire of the sun god Helios as you make your flight to freedom!

something that feels like waiting by Rinkaku

something that feels like waiting is a short kinetic novel. Inspired by my personal struggles with game development and by Yasiin Bey's & Kendrick Lamar's writing, it delivers the experiences of a lonely and 'failed' game developer waiting for the sky to clear up.

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.