Vlad Farty
A demo for the Ventilastation console.
Alejandro J. Cura
Community and volunteer projects from Argentina: electromechanical games, tabletop megagames and vintage computer restorations, all built in the open.
Ultimate IndieMash 2025 winner
Ventilastation
An open source, open hardware game console built into a spinning fan.
Super Ventilagon
The spinning-fan game that Ventilastation grew out of.
Reflektor
My first electromechanical game, made of mirrors, lasers and Meccano.
Megajuegos
Giant tabletop games for 50+ players. I founded the group and led it.
Restorations
Bringing vintage computers back to life, for my collection and for EspacioTec.
Restored
Apple Lisa
Belongs to: My collection
Brought back to life, and the stage for a demo that placed second at FlashParty '26.
In progress
Virtuality 1000CS
Belongs to: EspacioTec
An early-90s arcade VR cabinet built around an Amiga 3000. The computer boots again; the headset is next.
A demo for the Ventilastation console.
A demo running on an Apple Lisa I restored.
A Commodore 64 SID, Amiga MOD and MIDI player, with the 6502 CPU and the SID chip emulated from scratch. Source
Designing and building the first open source, open hardware video game console made in Latin America, which runs inside a fan, and the highs and lows of an amateur hardware project.
Ventilastation, its history and how it works, and how to use MicroPython to write your own games for it.