Joseph Wilk
d[-_-]b Joseph Wilk is an artist and programmer who uses the digital to explore disability and disability to explore the digital. He often uses automative forms of expression that utilise new interfaces to work *with* alternative bodies. His experience of disability – living with pain, physical limitations, disillusionment and disconnection – strongly impacts his practice. He deconstructs, misuses and repurposes software and hardware to challenge notions of ownership, narrative and visibility.
Revolt against AI.
Supported by Joseph Wilk
Save a dying colony from the fires of revolution in this DNA-melting mystery for the Mothership RPG.
A harrowing sci-fi horror TTRPG scenario
A lovesick AI, a group of mercenaries led by the merciless Spyder, hostages, and the hapless players. Can they survive?
A mission to steal lab samples unfolds into lethal infection horror!
hit the jackpot, or die trying
A big plant with even bigger ambitions. And a crew...
A whimsical slice-of-life TTRPG about a witch's Bed & Breakfast and the weirdos who call it home.
A solo souls-like mech TTRPG
a solo journaling game of demon summoning and deck crafting
Fractal Game of Epic Histories
There is a man drowning. He is a jellyfish. Jellyfish are not real.
A tabletop roleplaying game about making friends and then years later going to war against them in giant mechs.
This Party Sucks is a game about being a queer, trans twentysomething who is (badly) processing a recent breakup.
A guide to a secret world
A world-building game about places over time
Unstick another reality