Explore the imaginary 16-bit games of Suzanne Treister

Anxiety is an interactive exploration of early 1990s artwork by Suzanne Treister, who imagined games that didn't exist, first as paintings and then digitally, with a Commodore Amiga. Their appeal is, naturally, in their deeply evocative peculiarity. 'Honestly, they're a mood,' writes rumpel, the Argentine developer whose 8-bit 'glitchy homage' implements it in Bitsy. — Read the rest
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