Dreamer Series: Horse Trainer

The upcoming thriller series Yaga debuted their long-awaited teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con during their panel on Saturday, which you can watch below.The trailer opens with Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix) who plays Katherine, a university professor, telling the tale of Baba Yaga to a young playboy-type man, Henry Park, played by Hudson Williams – who looks utterly enthralled by the story.As the trailer goes on, you see Noah Reid (Schitt's Creek) as Rapp, a private investigator who's trying to solve the disappearance of Henry, and Clark Backo as local detective Carson. More twists

Metro 2039 offers players the freedom to explore a war-torn landscape as they see fit, with a dark story and confined spaces that recall series roots.

The Dungeon Crawler Carl TV show has taken a big step forward with Chris Yost and Eric Heisserer being named co-showrunners for the series.Matt Dinniman's popular LitRPG series was officially confirmed for Peacock earlier this year, but we haven't heard much news about it since then. Yost had already been attached to the project as writer, but the move to co-showrunner is a step up. The addition of Heisserer brings a second helping of sci-fi chops to the series.Yost has worked on a number of Star Wars and Marvel projects over the years. He acted as a consultant and writer for the first

Atlus announces Persona 6, the next entry in the beloved JRPG series, at Xbox Games Showcase.

Sega's cult-classic Golden Axe games haven't been relevant since 2008--thanks, Golden Axe: Beast Rider--but a new animated series is looking to bring the retro beat-'em-up back into the spotlight. The first trailer for the series has gone live, and just like the video gams, there's plenty of adventuring, blood, and a potion-hoarding thief getting the stuffing knocked out of it. This is one of Sega's oldest franchises, and even if you never grew up with it, the trailer does a good job at highlighting how the franchise has been resurrected for TV. Featuring the voices of Lisa Gilroy, Liam McInty