Come together to our Tabletop Game Nights and play everything you can play at a table: RPGs, board games, one shots, folk games, DnD and so on. We'll have 2 game nights per month, usually one on a Friday and one on a Saturday.

+ We try to always offer RPG tables, hosted by a member of our community or by a special guest, as well as board games tables.
+ Come alone or in group. Playing is a great way to make new friends ;)
+ Bring your favorite games to share them with us or discover new games from our collection.
+ 

if you would like to play as a game master or test your game with us!

 if you want to come and play (by letting us know you are coming, we can prepare the place in advance and save a place for you at the table of your choice).

For the upcoming Tabletop Game Night on Saturday 3 May, we have one TTRPG table for you to join ✨ 

Join Puck in playing Cloud Empress; an ecological science-fiction RPG that places you in a world ruled by the patterns of giant magical cicadas. In the 'Last Voyage of the Bean Barge', you will venture on a dangerous journey through acid clouds and Imago swarms to survive a place where humankind is no longer the world’s master... 🪲
(CW: Last Voyage of the Bean Barge contains large bugs, familial abuse
and violence, mental illness, blood, amputation, and violence to insects - I can leave things out if they bother you)

And of course as always there will also be tables for you to play board games, card games, and other tabletop games we have in our arcade. Bring your favourite one and share it with us :D 💖 Come by yourself or with your friends, we’ll have plenty of games, great ambience and opponents to beat!

DATE: Saturday 3rd of May
TIME: 19:00-23:00
PLACE: GrensFrequentie (Willem Wilminkplein 1, 7511 JE Enschede)
FREE ADMISSION

TableTop Game Night

COLLIDERS is our monthly meet-up for playful makers, welcoming any creative, regardless of the engine they are working in. At Colliders we brainstorm, present our progress, give feedback, enjoy creations and, of course, we play!

Colliders purpose is to develop a local network around indie/arthouse game makers and playful artists. With Colliders, we want to support each other and create more opportunities for collaborations and exchange. The meet ups are open to makers, enthusiasts, producers, artists, curators, and all people interested in game making.

This time we will showcase games that play around our perception through visual artifacts, mess around with our sense of scale and confuse us. From retro experimentation with 3D glasses like 

to games defying Euclidean geometry like 

For the talks, we will have the presentation from 

, a game that aims to revive and preserve local myths and folklore from the area of Twente.

We still have one open screen for people who want to showcase their project and one spot to present - it does not need to be related to the topic of the month. 

Register here to let us know you are coming, if you would like to present and/or if you want to receive our newsletter

📅 WHEN: Thursday 8th of May
📍 LOCATION: GrensFrequentie, Muziekkwartier 3rd floor, Willem Wilminkplein 1, 7511 PG Enschede
🕡 TIME: 18:30 to 22:00
Free entrance!

COLLIDERS: playful makers meet-up

The second stop on Sickhouse’s dream travel: After visiting Oz, we now take a detour through hellfire and make a stop on Elm Street.

As we continue exploring the boundaries, influences, and impacts that dreams can have on our world, we dive into the world of nightmares. 

 is considered a masterpiece and a classic of horror cinema — a must-see for any film lover. Made on a very low budget, the film manages to create a truly terrifying atmosphere while also being, at times, ridiculous, campy, trashy, and wonderfully bizarre.

 marks the beginning of what would become a long series of Freddy Krueger films — but this first installment is by far the best of the series (in our opinion)!

 In the small town of Springwood, teenagers begin to experience horrifying nightmares featuring a disfigured man with a bladed glove — Freddy Krueger. When they fall asleep, Freddy stalks and kills them in their dreams, and their deaths in the dream world have real consequences in the waking world. Desperate to survive, a group of teens led by Nancy Thompson tries to uncover the dark secret behind Freddy’s power and the sins of their parents' past that unleashed him. As sleep becomes increasingly dangerous, staying awake is the only way to stay alive.

 is our dedicated film program. Following the theme that guides Sickhouse’s annual research, we seek out classics, cult films, experimental works, B-movies, midnight screenings, and glorious trash that add to the exploration of the theme. Each screening is accompanied by a side program where we joke, chat, and experience the films together.

 (coming soon).

DATE: Friday, 9th of May
TIME: 21:30-23:30
LOCATION: Concordia Cinema, Oude Markt 15, 7511 GA Enschede
TICKETS: 8 €, Cineville card accepted!

Sickhouse Cinema: Nightmare on Elm Street

DreamWalks are playful collective dreaming sessions hosted by artist and LARP designer 

. Between March and June, Sickhouse takes you to dreamy liminal places of Enschede to get into 

 and explore in between realities. You are welcome to join for one or more walks. These sessions will lead to the creation of a final ritual hosted the 21st of June.



In the future, a secret technology has emerged: the ability to enter and alter dreams. In this larp, you will play Dream Architects—a group of mind-hackers, employed by those who can afford to rewrite reality at its root. All this, in between working on your own private projects.

Parents, executives, and politicians come to you with requests: "Make her obedient." "Make him fall in love." "Make them afraid."
Most requests imply nightmares—they leave the deepest impression.
Each mission begins with a request. Together, you choose your target. You build the dream. You perform it—for one of you to witness and record. And then, you wait.

In time, a letter arrives. The client is pleased. Or horrified. The dream changed something. But was it what they wanted?
A surreal and philosophical larp about power, morality, and how nightmares can become a tool in someone else's hands—unless we find a way to claim them back.

 (Make sure to get your on time, the number of spot available is limited)
You will receive an e-mail a few days before the walk with all the info and instructions.


🕐 Time: 18:30
⛲ Place: to be announced
⏱️ Duration: 3.5 hours
💰 

(including drinks and cookies)
🧣 To bring with you: comfortable clothes.

Get your tickets!

DreamWalk #4 Dream Architecture

is an interactive online show welcoming playful makers. Presenting their last creations the participants get to meet each other, interact with the audience and play with the jury. Games, interactive or immersive installation, playful performance... are all welcome in this unique contest!

In its totally new shape the show is hosted by 👓 Niels F. Rodenburg and 🎈 

 ! Participants are not asked to Pitch, but to play, react, listen and share! Participants will not find a publisher, will not become rich, might not even get famous. It is all about the time you will be online together with all kinds of caring makers and curious minds! The ultimate winner WILL get a spot at The Overkill festival take place in November in Enschede.

The participants are selected via an open call. There are 10 spots available. Not only are we looking for the most original, extravagant and alternative playful concepts, the Ultimate IndieMash is also a celebration of diversity within the indie-game community. We strongly encourage applications from candidates who are likely to be underrepresented in the gaming world. From coding mothers to queer visual artists and indigenous storytellers, everyone is invited to show their unique project and creations to our audience online!

Last Year winner, 

, came to The Overkill to present Between, a beautiful interactive installation about the space between us. She will be one of the jury member of this year show!
(watch last year show to get an idea : 

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From ancient rituals to modern carnivals, masks have always held the power to transform, protect, liberate, and connect. Across cultures and through the ages, masks have been more than objects—they are vessels of identity, portals to other worlds, and bridges between the visible and the invisible. In this workshop, we invite you to explore your many selves through crochet mask-making.

Inspired by the sociologist Erving Goffman, we recognize that life itself is a stage, and we are all performers. We wear masks every day, they help us navigate the expectations of others and shape how we are seen. But what happens when we consciously choose our mask, outside the scripts of everyday life and embracing our darkest sides?

Craft your own mask using the technique of crocheting, drawing inspiration from myths, spirits, animals, or archetypes.

Explore the identities you wear - which ones are yours, and which were given to you?

Play with transformation, imagining who you might become with a different 

Let out your inner demon, protector, or beast ;)

Masks have always held the power to both conceal and reveal. Through creating and wearing your own mask, you’ll explore the boundaries of yourself and the stories you carry. Let us come together and create a collective ritual to celebrate plurality, embrace fluid shifting identity and the playful dance of who we are.

Materials are not provided. You would need a #4 crochet hook and the yarn of your preference. It's better if you are already familiar with crochet stitches, although it is not strictly necessary.

WHEN: Tuesday, May 27
WHERE: Oldenzaalsestraat 128, 7514 DS, Enschede (New Sickhouse Location!)
TIME: 18:30-21:00

Stitching to Resist: Crochet Balaclava Making

After a year and a half of being nomads, on May 1 we will finally receive the keys to our new location at Oldenzaalsestraat 128. This will be our home for the next four years, and we are bursting with excitement about the new era ahead.

For five years, Sickhouse inhabited the third floor of the WARP building at Stationsplein, before being evicted due to plans for a housing project that has yet to be launched. Sickhouse was without its own physical location for 19 months (to be exact), during which time we continued to hold our events thanks to the support of friends and colleagues from the cultural circuit in Enschede, who generously lent or rented us their spaces and helped us in various ways to continue our programs.

Thanks to this support, our monthly events (TableTop Game Nights, Colliders: Playful Makers Meet-up, Sickhouse Cinema, and Stitching to Resist), our playgrounds (interactive exhibitions with guest artists), and our special events (like KO(O)RTS Short Film Festival, the Summer Film Camp, and The Overkill Festival) could continue while we searched for a new home. A thousand thanks again to Rijksmuseum Twenthe, Concordia Cinema & Kunstruimte, Het Vestzaktheater, DesignLab, GrensFrequentie, B93, Performance Factory, and many more.

It wasn't easy, but finally, an opportunity opened up. Last October, we signed the lease for Oldenzaalsestraat 128 — a building that housed a pool hall for many years — which will now become Sickhouse's new home.

 After receiving the keys, the next challenge will be fitting out the space: rebuilding our small cinema, stage, exhibition area, and bar. We will start hosting events already in May, but we will continue adapting the space to meet our community’s evolving needs.

. In the meantime, we will keep you updated on the progress we're making in this space that, like our previous location, aims to be a safe, fun, very pink space, where everyone can find a place and feel at home.

Sickhouse's New Location

SICKHOUSE is a PLAYFUL ART SPACE presenting games, interactive art and participatory projects to look critically into the (digital) transformation of our society! 

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These are the studios, creators and projects that will participate in the fourth edition of the Ultimate IndieMash playful contest! Save the date, on Saturday May 24th, from 20:00 to 22:00 it will be broadcasted on 

This is an inmersive game created on twine talking about how passivity boosts the current aggressive system.

Inés Alcolea is a multidisciplinary, award-winning fiction writer who sees art as a channel for meaningful conversations. She loves to explore the boundaries of normativity through essays, poetry, and impactful short stories for books and videogames. With over 10 years of experience in the gaming industry, she also brings a strong background in marketing and works on projects that boost talent from underrepresented genres. She's also an avid punk-rock listener

Ré Ni Fhloinn (she/they)
Body Focused Repetitive Behaviour

Body Focused Repetitive behaviour is a small game about a weird stim I picked up where I rub my eyebrow and pull out the hairs. I got so intense that I started to make my eyebrow tail slightly bald. I sent photos to my friends asking “hey i’ve rubbed the tail of my eyebrow off is this weird?”. I remembered my college friend's sister had a condition where she pulled out her own eyelashes and I thought “wait is this eyebrow thing that thing?” Because it certainly is a compulsion, my hand feels like it has a mind of its own. I did sometimes pull the hairs too and pluck them. I also had a friend who had a problem with skin picking and I kind of realised like oh maybe this is a thing. After doing some research I found the phrase Body Focused Repetitive Behaviours. This was one of the first dominos to fall to lead me to being diagnosed with ADHD. It was Pippin knocking the skeleton in the Mines of Moria leading to the destruction of the ring so to speak. I've spoken to other neurodivergent friends and many can relate, whether it's nail biting, playing with your hair, picking at scabs, they're small innocuous things that can be comforting but can also feel like a crutch or a compulsion.

Ré: I'm a game developer and love personal games, emotional games, thoughtful games and games that tell a story about a perspective you might not have heard before. I want to challenge people with what they think of as a "game". In the future I hope to make political games and games that pass on stories.

Outer Plays
Eszter (she/they) & Joanna (she/they)
Something To Reach For

Have you ever found yourself elbow-deep in a sewer? Or followed ants disappearing into a hole? But most importantly, have you ever lost something that was important to you? Then you and Leah have something in common. "Something to Reach For" is a short interactive fiction game. To play, all you need is a mouse and some decision-making brainpower.

Features:
- multiple holes
- multiple endings
- right-handed and left-handed versions (choose based on mouse position)

Outer Plays is a young studio specializing in art games and playful projects for social impact. It was founded by Saskia Joanna Rauhut and Eszter Várhidi. Joanna, a creator of games and playful media, is curious about reflecting on established game design conventions. Eszter, a playful adventurer in the realms of games and game-likes, is drawn to illustrating human experiences. They were blown together by the wind of Copenhagen and connected over their shared interest in experimental games and interactive art.

TELE is an experimental narrative game for imagining and deeper understanding of others. The players are supposed to observe the certain rooms or spaces through the scope, think about what kind of situations and background each character lives in. The prototype idea of this game was made at Kyoto Game Jam: Games for Good and we are progressing the development to release in Steam and itch.io by Q2 2026.

TELE is also designed as a social impact game, including specific themes such as isolation and depression under the remote working (which comes from the director's lived experiences). And we are planning to have some more interviews to with my colleagues at Avatar Robot Cafe DAWN, who have difficulties going out for their own reasons.

This unique process of the creation will hopefully make our game meaningful and might bring some possibilities to show what the games could achieve as a form of expression. Adding more kindness to the world as well.

Yuta: I'm a freelance game journalist, streamer and curator. You can see most of my works and activities through the links here (https://linktr.ee/dragonwasabipotato). I have passions about finding and sharing experimental games, art games, social impact games and so on. I've been challenging some of the new things this year, such as being an ambassador of Safe In Our World, taking a role of the jury for a certain game award (I can't mention the name for now sorry), and creating a game as well!

Samuel Baidoo (they/them)
Plum Road Tea Dream

In Plum Road Tea Dream you'l discover seven sanctuaries created by the mysterious ‘S’. These structures hold untold stories, memories, the need for a safer world and the potential for healing. In an emotional, narrative-driven adventure you are invited into a beautifully crafted world of personal discovery, identity, and connection.

Features
- A profound story that takes place over the course of 7 chapters.
- Based on autobiographical experiences, and real-world events
- 2 – 3 hours of gameplay

Inspires real-world reflection on topics such as grief, identity, crying, human touch and rituals.

A deeply personal story: Plum Road Tea Dream tells the semi-autobiographical story of 'S', a young game designer who creates virtual spaces that reflect their own introspective journey. As you delve into the complexity of pain, joy, grief, celebration, self-actualisation and the need for new rituals in 'S's life as a queer person of color, Plum Road Tea Dream invites you to slow down. Awakening in you the urge to confront your own thoughts, to question and to feel. Deeply.

Seven unique chapters, spaces, games, sanctuaries: Navigate through seven unique chapters, each offering distinct gameplay styles. Collect tablets to create animistic gods with a futuristic machine and encounter challenges in empathy to be able to manifest the Sword of Sadness and shape its myth. Meet NPC’s that portray multiple selves of 'S' as they reveal the secrets of their surroundings.

From hyper realism to PS1-era graphics: You travel through an eclectic range of landscapes and thought-provoking mini-games, with visual styles ranging from hyper realistic modern graphics to the nostalgic pixelated charm of PS1-era games.


Slow down & Take your time: With the main action in the game being walking, sitting and listening, Plum Road Tea Dream is an invitation to slow down and wonder, that is best enjoyed with a warm cup of tea.

Queer & POC perspectives: Centering queer narratives and characters of color, Plum Road Tea Dream celebrates diversity, self-expression, and acceptance, offering stories and perspectives rarely explored in games.

Healing & Hope: Plum Road Tea Dream acknowledges pain that needs to be felt but aims to surpass the hardships—it’s a transformative journey of self-acceptance & resilience, culminating in an uplifting and hopeful conclusion.

My name is Samuel Baidoo I'm a transdisciplinary artist currently working as dancer, theatermaker, mentor and game designer. I graduated as illustrator and graphic designer and 3 years later as dancer. Shortly after graduation I was mainly performing for other choreographers. Gradually the focus shifted to creating my own work. In my personal practice (and as part of the Hanafubuki collective) the play between form and content has always been present. Throughout different creations I experimented within a performing arts setting with: work for young audiences, podcast- and movie performances, ongoing installations and movement based performances. My latest artistic research into the potential of the virtual as a sanctuary led me to create Plum Road Tea Dream my first videogame & in the future hopefully videogame performance


Stanwix Buster (he/him)
The Shaman, The Outsider and the Diet of Worms

This is a multi-medium experience, presented as a collection of in-universe materials centred around the book The Shaman, the Outsider, and the Diet of Worms, an autobiography of an anthropologist visiting a remote village. This includes the book itself, a republication with a preface, and a wiki page made 400 years after it was published. It is up to the player/reader to decide what parts of these materials, if any, are truthful.

Stanwix Buster is a narrative games dev making experiences that are satirical, horrifying, or queer, and sometimes all at once. He makes games for exactly 3 people to lose their minds. The Shaman, the Outsider, and the Diet of Worms is an experimental emergent narrative piece that is a collection of in-universe texts, where the player must decide for themselves who's telling the truth, and if there's even a truth in the first place. It features art and graphic design by Wren Computermilk, an artist inspired by the old web, ringtone commercials, and that one bizarre edutainment game you played when you were 6.

Turns out, exploding a guy has consequences. Corporate spies Zoë and Gabe have messed up. There's only one thing they can do: escape to an alternate universe. But running can only get you so far. An interactive episodic story that shifts between comic, game and animation.

When the Macromedia Flash era of the internet died decades ago, its ghost kept following nuel, like some weird imaginary friend. Now, they create stories about spies, dystopian corporations and queer people with an existential crisis.

Alecu (él/them)
Ventilastation Game Console

Alecu is an obsolete tech fixer and repurposer. Ventilastation is the first game console from Latin America. A large fan spins a bar with lots of LEDs and a tiny computer, creating an odd circular display where games literally run at 600 RPMs. Players control the spinning action with a hacked testing lab dashboard, a submarine-grade gamepad or even a dance-dance mat.

A dozen games, old school demos and artwork, all made specifically for this console's polar-coordinates-based display, have been contributed by the community of indie games folks in Argentina. New ones are easy to develop with a Linux and Mac based emulator using Micropython, and we'll encourage any devs or artists in the Ultimate IndieMash audience to try their hand at building more.

All the source code, electronic schematics and even mechanical hardware blueprints for this console are Open Source, so if you have some basic maker skills, plus a faulty fan, a battered blender, or a wrecked & wasted washing-machine you can also build your own Ventilastation.

This project is part of the Cybercirujas collective (which could roughly be translated as “Cyberhobos”), a collective based throughout Argentina that fights Planned Obsolescence by recycling discarded hardware into playful experiences, by restoring slow or sluggish computers with Free Software for the poorer parts of the country, and by giving talks on related topics at local Arts + Videogames events.

Playful Systems LLC
Jonah Warren (he/him)
Sloppy Forgeries

I am an independent developer and professor of game design. I'm particularly interested in interactive art, experimental games, and alternative interfaces. Over the years I've created a suite of games using a camera as an input device (Full Body Games), a multitouch mobile game (Pangolin), a word game with multiple keyboards (Word After Word), a painting game with multiple mice (Sloppy Forgeries), and a VR sculpting game (Choppy Copies). These games have been shown in exhibitions at GDC, E3, A Maze, and EGX among others.

Sloppy Forgeries is a fast-paced, two-player local multiplayer painting game. Two players compete on a shared screen, each armed with a mouse, a blank canvas, and a few simple paint tools. Tools consist of three different size brushes, a limited color palette, and a few assist tools. Each round, players select an abstracted version of a famous painting from art history. Players race to copy the painting as quickly and accurately as possible. As each player paints, an accuracy bar gives them immediate feedback on how close their painting is to the original. Accuracy is scored by comparing each pixel of a player’s painting with the original. If a pixel is the same color, it’s counted as correct. Players can also use their assist tools: reference pins that map locations on the players’ paintings to the masterpiece and a toggleable grid which can be revealed for 30 seconds each round. After three minutes, overlays showing incorrect colors are revealed along with the exact accuracy scores, and a winner is declared.

I began development on the game about five years ago although development stalled for a few years. In the past year, the game has been rebuilt from scratch, with a revised design, updated paintings, performance playback, and additional feedback among other things. A Steam release is planned for 2025 with leaderboards and online multiplayer.

SWARM is a twitch-plays game (the audience can play through the chat) featuring volumetric captures of performers and musicians.

Ultimate IndieMash Contestants 

KO(O)RTS is back in 2025!
The Short Film Festival of the weird, wicked and wonderful, organized by Sickhouse, returns for its second edition in collaboration with 

. To be held in Enschede, Netherlands the 26 & 27 of September.

KO(O)RTS is a vibrant 2-day short film festival. It provides a platform for (emerging) local and international filmmakers to showcase their work, celebrate creativity and connect with each other. At the same time, the program offers the public an alternative, never-before-seen and fun selection of films, presented with care, multisensory setups and
playful ways. 

In addition to the various screenings, the festival includes workshops, a filmmakers meet-up, and an awards ceremony. In this way, we strive to create a vibrant event that brings together both filmmakers, film lovers and celebrates the art of short film.

 and submit your film before May 1st (read the terms for applying on the open call page).

KO(O)RTS Short Film Festival OPEN CALL

It' time for The Ultimate IndieMash Game Contest! For the third time, indie-game makers from all over the world get to present their projects to an international audience, play interactive games together and have the chance to win a spot at The Overkill Festival 2025!



 : 30th MARCH
ULTIMATE INDIEMASH SHOW : 24th MAY



 is a contest for unique playful makers of the world, to present their work to an international audience. Hosted live from Bristol, UK and Enschede, NL, and streamed all over the world, the participants get three minutes each to show their game, interactive project, immersive installation or playful performance, through an online video connection. So you don’t have to travel to participate!

The evening is for them to share their concepts and gain new fans, and at the end of the program, the viewers and a jury of professionals will vote for their favourite project. Besides receiving the Sickest Trophy, the winner of the Ultimate IndieMash will also get a spot at The Overkill Festival 2025!



Not only are we looking for the most original, extravagant and alternative playful concepts, the 

 is also a celebration of diversity within the indie-game community. We welcome applications from candidates who are likely to be underrepresented in the gaming world. From coding mothers to queer visual artists and indigenous storytellers, everyone is invited to show their unique project and creations to our audience online!


 is a two-hour online program, filled with music, playful interactions and of course the gamemakers and their projects. In the first hour, the participants show their work in a 3 minute presentation, that can be as playful as you want! They will get a chance to answer some questions from the audience as well, to explain their projects as well as possible. In the second hour, the participants together with the audience will play some exciting games in which the audience creates prompts, drawings and more for the participants to be creative with. After that, the audience and the jury will vote for their favorite project, and at the end of the show the winner will be announced.



- Open call-deadline for participants is the 

. 
Afterwards, the Sickhouse team will make a selection of 10 participants to present their projects.
- Selection announced on the 

If you have any questions regarding this program, don’t hesitate to email 

The Ultimate IndieMash Open Call is now closed :)

In 2025 Sickhouse will have a new location and we are commissioning our first alternative arcade! 

Dutch artists Vincent Schoutsen and Wouter van Veldhoven are joining forces with French artists Leon Denise and Emilie Breslavetz from 

, to develop and build a playful arcade machine. Reflecting on the theme "Alternative control and Resistance" they are working together to create an arcade that will be playable at the new location of Sickhouse .

January and February are the months for creative brainstorms, starting with many ideas and getting inspired by their favorite objects. From buttons to plane cockpits, from sci-fi adventure to A.I relationships, the artists question the found objects they are working with, the role of the future player and the state of new technology in our society. 

In March, the 4 artists will be in Enschede for one week to bring everything together and build the arcade. They will present their process and progress during our monthly meet-up 

at BlackBrick.

The Arcade will be officially inaugurated in September, during the re-opening of Sickhouse in its new location! This project is a pilot edition and hopefully we will be able to commission several alternative arcades in the years to come.

Arcade Mayhem

The Overkill Festival 2024 - RADICAL, JOY, RESISTANCE After-movie is here! 



The Overkill '24 has been over for a few months, but now we can re-live the festival and recall our favourite memories with the after-movie!

The Overkill is a playful gathering creating space for artists, makers and players to meet, exchange and learn from each other. In 2024 with the theme “Radical Joy Resistance” the festival looked into the role of play in movements of resistance. Curious to find out how a certain lightness, alternative rules, humour, joy and pleasure can be of support when going into the street, countering official narratives, refusing institutionalised violences.. The festival started in front of the city hall with a performance of women led by LasTesis, followed by a playful march of resistance through Enschede. The festival included an interactive exhibition, workshops, hosted film screenings, a day of interactive talks and panels, a karaoke of resistance and an experimental music program. 

The program has been curated by Marie Janin and Aike Lutkemoller, directors of the festival with the support of Zuraida Buter, Erik Peters, Resistencia videoludica, Jugar Juegitos and JacqNoise. The festival is produced by Sickhouse.

You can find more pictures of the festival in the 

.
The next edition of The Overkill Festival “Return to Dreamland” is taking us in an exploration from #CalmTok to rest as resistance. It will be held from 19 to 23 November 2025, in Enschede.

LINK to video of the opening performance of LasTesis 

Video production: Djannah DZ (@artiuss) 
Music: LASTESIS (@lastesis) and RADVLAD (@radvlad) 
Voiceover: Bas Helmig (@bashelmig)

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