Ludology:

"While nowadays most artists generally go for full body interfaces and giant screens, Julian built a fascinating, tiny little world in a box that is a pleasure to play with. Game art doesn´t get any bigger than this."


Destructoid

".. my curiosity never settled as I moved my figure from room to room. I had a very real, almost God-like influence on the tiny world in my hand .."


IGN Entertainment:

".. if Nintendo is truly looking for new interactivity, levelHead fits the gaming giant's bill."


Networked Performance:

"Pattern recognition has already been used in several other projects, but this is a new way of using it, and a new way of thinking of the technology."


Gizmodo:

"levelHead is an Interactive BlockBusting Videogame."


Ubergizmo:

"Looks like this could be the 21st century Rubik's Cube for kids worldwide, or they could look at it and think it too hard, preferring instead mind-numbing shooters like Halo 3."


We Make Money Not Art:

"The installation [..] is totally engrossing and nerve-challenging."

That looked interesting

How the hell did they make it?

its not what you think it is. There isn't screens on a Box. You are holding the box to an camera and reads the image on the box (which are the dot pattens) and then opens up an 3D world on the screen (in front of you) displayed on the screen not the box so if you are to look at the box while its facing the camera you will see nothing. So everything is looked at though an screen and you control the guy with the box like an motion controller. 

Its very cool. But an digitalised doll house. Whats next. 

Wonder the innovations that would come out of it