This Quebec literary magazine publishes creative writing, including theatre, poetry, stories, and essays.
Publication
Hugi
As a demoscene magazine about computer art, Hugi covers the creative computer art scene.
About Hugi
Hugi is an electronic magazine, also called a diskmag, for Windows that covers the demoscene and computer art. The site archives Hugi Magazine issues #1 through #38, special editions, and a German edition called Hugi.GER. Issues include articles, interviews, party reports, and coding topics, with graphics and music.
Visitors can download issues or read articles from issues #11 onward directly in a web browser. The site also offers collections of party reports from 1998 to 2012, interviews from 1998 to 2012, and the International Diskmag Encyclopedia covering English-language PC diskmags. A bugfix is available to make issues #18 to #36 compatible with Windows 7. Recent additions include a 2026 special edition and a complete edition.
It suits readers interested in demoscene history, computer art, demos, and related coding and music. The archive format is useful for those who want to study past issues and scene documentation.
Key features
- Archive of Hugi issues #1 to #38
- Read issues #11 onward directly in browser
- Special editions including musicdisk and artpack
- Party report collection covering 1998 to 2012
- Interview collection covering 1998 to 2012
- German edition Hugi.GER
Best for: People interested in demoscene culture, computer art, and historical scene publications.
Good for
- Archive spans issues #1 to #38 and special editions
- Online editions allow browser reading without download
- Organized collections of interviews and party reports
Watch out for
- Diskmag versions are designed for Windows
- Issues #18 to #36 require bugfix for Windows 7
Hugi at a glance
- Official website
- hugi.scene.org
- Category
- News & Media › Culture & Arts Magazines
- Type
- Publication
- Platforms
- Web
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Hugi FAQ
What is Hugi?
Hugi is an electronic magazine for Windows about the demoscene and computer art.
Can I read Hugi issues online?
Yes, articles from issues #11 onward can be read directly in a web browser.
What is included in Hugi issues?
Issues contain articles, interviews, party reports, and coding topics, with graphics and music.
Is there a German version of Hugi?
Yes, the site lists Hugi.GER as a German edition.
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