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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds to Feature Puppet Episode

Games

Every season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds delivers an episode that drops Spock, played by Ethan Peck, into bizarre circumstances. In the season 2 episode “Charades,” directed by Jordan Canning, the stoic half-Vulcan becomes fully human. In the season 3 episode “Four-and-a-Half Vulcans,” several human crew members transform into Vulcans instead. Canning pushed the...

Science SARU Unveils New Ghost in the Shell Video Featuring Song in Fictional Language

Games

The team behind the Ghost in the Shell anime franchise has released a dedicated music video for the new track “po-ai feat. Mirai Moriyama,” ahead of the official soundtrack launch on September 9. Series director Moko-chan directed the video. Project music supervisor Taisei Iwasaki wrote the lyrics, composed the music, and handled the arrangement. Japanese...

Update 2.0: Back to the Zone – Major Content and Technical Overhaul

STALKER 2

Back to the Zone — Update 2.0 marks the most comprehensive transformation of the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone’s visual fidelity, environmental atmosphere, and underlying simulation since release. Beyond an extensive migration to a modernized engine architecture, this milestone update delivers long-requested community features, deep mechanical refinements, and more than 500 targeted stability and gameplay fixes. ☢️...

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: The Cost of Hope – Official Launch Trailer

STALKER 2

The resolve to endure is forged only after confronting the true cost of hope. The inaugural major expansion, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Cost of Hope, has officially arrived. Debuting in tandem with the complimentary Update 2.0, “Back to the Zone,” this release delivers a monumental transformation—reimagining the environmental fidelity, atmospheric depth, and dynamic ecosystem of the Zone...

Five Controversial Star Trek Episodes That Hold Up Today

Games

Not every Star Trek classic earned instant acclaim. Some episodes faced criticism for overreaching, sounding preachy, or leaning into strange concepts, while others posed questions audiences were not yet prepared to consider. Decades later, many of those stories stand out for their foresight and sharp execution. Here are five Star Trek: The Original Series episodes...

Tune In to the Latest Community Stream!

Join Us Live This Thursday: Fanfest Highlights, Community Showcases & Gameplay We are stepping back in front of the lens this Thursday! Tune in as we delve into the latest buzz surrounding Fanfest, celebrate remarkable artwork and projects from our community, and push forward with our ongoing playthrough. Grab a seat and hang out with...

Bendy’s Nightmare Run Returns to Smartphones Years After Removal

Games

Joey Drew Studios has re-released Bendy’s Nightmare Run, bringing the mobile spin-off of Bendy and the Ink Machine back to iOS and Android as a free download. The runner tasks players with fleeing from cartoon monsters, dodging hazards, and fighting back against pursuing bosses using items picked up throughout the stages. Four episodes are available...

A Heartfelt Thank You for Years of Incredible Support

STALKER 2

Welcome Back, Stalkers. Cost of Hope represents our inaugural major expansion for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2. In many respects, releasing this chapter feels akin to embracing a new member of our creative family. It is forged from the very same DNA and reverence for the Zone, delivering an immersive narrative that confidently stands on its own foundation....

Sony Unveils New Footage from Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil Film

Movies

Sony has unveiled a collection of new images from the upcoming Resident Evil film, the latest cinematic take on the iconic video game series helmed by Barbarian director Zach Cregger. These latest stills provide a glimpse at the film’s characters and atmospheric settings, though the plot remains shrouded in mystery. Rather than offering a direct...

10 Funniest Far Side Comics About Cows

Games

Between 1980 and 1995, cartoonist Gary Larson wrote and illustrated The Far Side. Published as a single-panel comic strip, it relied on surreal, non-sequitur humor aimed primarily at adults. Unlike traditional newspaper strips such as Peanuts or Garfield, Larson avoided recurring characters, introducing a fresh set of figures and scenarios in almost every installment. Larson...

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