Response (2020) is a single-player videogame that describes a dissatisfaction to the current social climate of Covid-19. While we self congratulate on topics of care and community, we remain ambivalent to those who fall through the cracks of our system. Instead of envisioning and fighting for a future were everyone is cared for, posts circulate of pre-pandemic times that glorify the opulence that led to our state of divide. Scenes of the privileged whose right to congregate has largely excluded the disabled. Now the Internet homes and archives the opinions of those who decry their separation from the public sphere, forced to accept a broken welfare system and the risks of venturing out. In the three game modes solo, contact, and arena: cursors collide with one another, warping the progress of the screen to construct and weave a tangible image of personhood. Through a post-processing glitch, the screen-space draws lines that interlace a musculature that beats blood-red upon touch or centering oneself. Gameplay is formulated by the player, who imposes meaning onto their screen in an attempt to reconcile a growing sense of segregation – a need to be linked and felt.