The Brilliant Coup

Every episode of these anime shows is a masterpiece

There's a funny thing with video game genres in particular: a lot of them are based on just closely tracing the lines of preexisting games, only with a few small mechanical tweaks and a different-enough setting over the top. And few genres are quite as obvious in that regard as the XCOM-alike: a turn-based tactics game based on managing a small squad of permanently-killable allies through a series of close-quarters, grid-based combat encounters, before ducking out to do a bit of RPG-lite housework in some kind of base or mothership metagame. This is Star Wars: Zero Company, a game where you do

DC Studios has released a new trailer for Clayface, and while it looks super cool, I wouldn’t recommend watching it while eating.

Disclosure Day sees first contact as disruption. Star Trek sees it as the beginning of something bigger.

Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You juggles romance with the toils of corporate life.