Video game exhibition by Hand Eye Society features work from New Media students & alum
Hand Eye Society (external link) is a Toronto not-for-profit that showcases and nurtures videogames made primarily for creative expression. Each year, Hand Eye Society programs Super FESTival (external link) , a hybrid celebration of independent games, digital art, and creative technology. Hosted online and in Toronto, the festival brings together game developers, artists, and players from around the world for a week of talks, workshops, and experimental showcases.
Super FESTival kicks off with the Hand Eye Society Ball & Exhibition — an evening of games, performances, and immersive experiences that sets the stage for the week ahead.
2025’s Hand Eye Society Ball (external link) features 2 video game submissions from Toronto Metropolitan University’s New Media program:
Beatstacker by Lilly Miller
A colourful, tactile music-making game that transforms stacking blocks into live sound mixing.
xXx_FANTASYLAND_xXx by Yves Al-sharifi (external link) and May Yu (external link)
A live performance and interactive game exploring identity through surreal PS1-inspired dreamscapes and electronic music.