COLLIDERS is back from winter break, now taking place the second Wednesday of the month at the new Sickhouse location, featuring the best selection of games and talks.

The second meet-up of the year will be dedicated to games made by or with an inclusive feminist approach, curated by invited playful makers. More info tba.

COLLIDERS is our monthly meet-up for playful makers, programmers, enthusiasts, producers, artists, designers, curators, and all people interested in game making. At Colliders, we brainstorm, present our progress, give feedback, enjoy creations and, of course, we play!

around indie/art house game makers and playful artists. With Colliders, we want to support each other and create more opportunities for collaborations and exchange. 

Colliders has a different theme and game selection each month. 

Register here if you want to present your work, test your game, or give a short presentation

: Wednesday, April 8 (second Wednesday of the month)
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: Sickhouse! Oldenzaalsestraat 128, Enschede.
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COLLIDERS Playful Makers Meet-up

Cinema Obscura is a curated film screening program focused on cult, experimental, and unconventional cinema, created by Aike Lutkemoller and Frank Schonewille many years ago.

In the early days, the films were never announced in advance and the spectators discover them either through the introduction by the organizers or even during the screening itself.

The program is challenging, controversial and unique. Each screening is meant to be a special experience, beginning at the moment you sit down in our vintage cinema chairs from 1936. You are invited to react, interact, discuss, scream, laugh and embrace the shared discovery of strange films.

Cinema Obscura will run throughout the year with a monthly screening. Some films will be announced, some will remain a mystery…

Cinema Obscura: Film Night 

In a spirit of bringing landscape, community, and interface together, Janne Schimmel is hosting  a pixel art hiking workshop. Participants are invited on a hike with the artist and create pixel-art interpretations of the view, compressing real-world vastness into the Game Boy’s 160×144-pixel screen. 

All the artworks will be bundled onto a Game Boy cartridge at the end of the workshop. Each participant will receive their own cartridge containing the collection. 

No specific knowledge needed, bring your walking chooses :)

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