False Vows, True Love: In a Night Full of Lies

The franchise’s latest reboot debuted its first episode at Anime Expo, offering a fresh take on one of anime’s most influential cyberpunk worlds.

With headlines dominated by stories of buyouts, layoffs, employee mistreatment, and crunch, it's easy to think that game development is a constant parade of misery and strife. But the vast majority of developers still make games out of genuine love for the medium--and feel deeply connected to their teammates. The surprise announcement of a Steam remake of NES cult classic Battle of Olympus showcases the joyful side of game development: a project born of an idea that blossomed into a real-life romance, decade-long careers, and gratitude for the fans who have kept the game in peoples' minds. htt

I've been reading almost exclusively LitRPG books for years now. It's a genre that leans heavily into fantasy while appealing to the side of me that loves diving deep into the mechanics of a chunky RPG. Having characters that level up as the series goes on is the kind of simple, yet addictive story development that really just hits the spot for me. I just can't get enough. With Matt Dinniman's Dungeon Crawler Carl series bringing LitRPG to mainstream media in 2026, I feel it's my duty to point out that there are other good books out there with similar elements. If you'r

Fall 2: Deadpoint is in theaters now, and goes to great lengths to scare you.

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