Night Kitchen Interactive

We had a blast attending the Philadelphia Music Alliance's New Inductee Gala, where videos we produced were screened during the award ceremony! Thank you to the Philadelphia Music Alliance for hosting an incredible night, and extra thanks to Drexel University Lensfest for bringing us on board.

We also extend our sincere thanks to co-ops Caleb Sim-Laramee and Sanjith Kumaar for their work on this project. It was a pleasure watching your skills grow during your time with Night Kitchen, and we look forward to seeing what lies ahead for you both!

What if trying to win leads everyone to lose, but no one can afford to stop? That is the challenge of "The Multiplayer Trap Game."

Night Kitchen Interactive's founder and principal, Matthew Fisher, will be presenting The Multiplayer Trap Game, a Web-based Strategy Simulation of the Sustainability Paradox, at the 3rd Annual Geogames Symposium, taking place May 3-6, 2026. His presentation will be livestreamed for conference attendees at 11:30AM ET on Tuesday, May 5th. Register for the symposium: https://geogameslab.net/registration/

You can try the latest version of the game now at thetrapgame.whatscookin.com

We’re thrilled to share that our "In Peace as in War" immersive dome video won gold at the 2026 Vega Digital Awards! Congratulations to our partners and team who brought this immersive video to life!

AAM 2026 is just one month away, and we couldn't be more excited!

Night Kitchen Interactive will be on the exhibition floor at Booth 108, and we're proud to be chairing not one, but two panels this year alongside an incredible group of partners and colleagues.

Come find us and see what we've been working on!

Our "People of Paterson" case study is now live, highlighting how a flexible, approachable interactive can help museums connect diverse stories, audiences, and gallery experiences. Read the case study to see how thoughtful interpretive design can deepen engagement onsite and online.

- https://www.whatscookin.com/work/people-of-paterson/

Our latest immersive documentary "In Peace as in War" case study is now available, showcasing how 360 media can make complex history feel immediate, emotional, and accessible to today’s audiences. Read the case study to see how cinematic storytelling can help museums engage younger visitors while honoring legacy and place, and about our partnership with World of Warships Developer Wargaming.