Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
Kishkush Studio Turns the Knesset into a Fighting Game
A Hebrew creative studio presents free browser games built around Israeli political satire, alongside interactive campaigns and creative services.
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- People who enjoy political satire and browser games
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- The studio says its Knesset fighting game took about two weeks to build and drew roughly a million views.
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The studio describes itself as the work of interactive artist and media developer Erez Cohen, and connects its games to a broader practice of interactive installations, video mapping, and live visuals. Its account of an earlier festival project says visitors drew on tablets and an AI-assisted system turned their marks into images projected onto a building facade. The page presents the studio's approach as building quickly, testing with real audiences, and using AI without letting it make the decisions.
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