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  "description": "Catmilk wants you to go a little wild at work.",
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  "textContent": "Catmilk is a digital artist and solo developer who has been building a game called  _Gossamer Matrix_ for about four years. It's a first-person shooter set inside a corporate tower in a climate-flooded future, where cities have condensed vertically, and private militaries defend shareholder value floor by floor. The premise is deliberately hyperviolent. The color palette is, improbably, pink.\n\nWhat caught my attention was the texture. The game looks stitched. Woven. Like something pulled together one color at a time. Catmilk cites the Impressionists and Zdzisław Beksiński, the Polish painter behind a generation of heavy metal album covers, as visual touchstones. You can feel both.\n\nWe talked about designing for something other than fun, about how working an IT job in a university basement quietly shaped the game's level design, and about what it means to make something you're calling a \"digital object\" that exists as itself, optimized for nothing.\n\nHosted by Jamin Warren. Music by Nick Sylvester.\n\n\ncome join us!\n\nEnjoy this conversation with podcast? Consider supporting Killscreen for the year for more essays, interviews, and profiles on the future of interdisciplinary play.\n\n\n                            Learn more\n                        ",
  "title": "The Pink Game About Corporate Violence",
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