Sources: Polygon, Kotaku
The Stockholm District Court issued the bankruptcy order against the studio on Monday, following reports that Liquid Swords' developers have gone unpaid for the past two months
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A return to form if not to Call of Duty's heyday
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Channel Zero embraced a wide gamut of horror tales, with each season focused on a different creepypasta, but season 4, "The Dream Door," is a particularly engrossing watch. Based on "Hidden Door," a short story written by Charlotte Bywater and originally published on the…
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If you pay attention to online pop culture, especially on social media and microblogging platforms, you can often see some version of Munroe's lucky 10,000 theory in real time, as new audiences constantly rediscover old material.
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It comes at the end of an episode that, for all intents and purposes, is pure setup. Spike (James Marsters) lounges morosely in his crypt, harmless after having a chip installed in his brain that prevents him from hurting humans. Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) kicks down his door…
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Pokémon Pokopia has limited-time events that occur for a few days before disappearing, though you can time travel back to them, if you miss out on any. Some events feature Pokémon and habitats you can only unlock via the event, so you'll want to make sure you're paying attention…
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Pokémon Pokopia has limited-time events that feature unique items and Pokémon throughout the year. These events are only accessible on specific dates, but you don't need to fret too much about FOMO, as you can time travel to access these.
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The "Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises" is Pokémon Pokopia's first Halloween event, and it adds a whole list of items that you can use to add a spooky touch to each region. Before you can get your hands on them, you will need to trick your Pokémon friends and get their treats.
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Nothing hits quite like a good mystery. Whether it's a seemingly impossible murder, a missing person, or a conspiracy set against the backdrop of a small town, the best TV mysteries keep you guessing right up until the credits roll. They're the kinds of shows that make you…
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For 25 years from 1986 to 2011, writer Brian Jacques stole the hearts of readers everywhere with his Redwall series of fantasynovels. The Rogue Crew was released in 2011, three months after Jacques' death, and for 15 years it has remained the final entry in the series — until…
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Rockstar Games is known for bringing biting and often puerile satire to its Grand Theft Auto games. The 13-year span between Grand Theft Auto 5 and Grand Theft Auto 6 means there's plenty of American culture to interrogate or poke fun at, but a few things will be off the table,…
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The franchise has slipped from its lofty perch in recent years, but there was a time when the launch of a new Call of Duty game was a huge event. The anticipation was never quite on the level of Grand Theft Auto 6, but the series reliably mattered in a way that many other games…
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God forbid someone in Rockstar Games' marketing department decided to add a little artistic flair to a trailer
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Sora’s adventure begins with an ominous, terrifying nightmare
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I've never been more scared to see a movie that's not a horror film
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Mel Jarnson plays Cammy, or at the very least, someone going by that name
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Legislative pressure could force companies to change how digital game licenses work
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The Belmont's Curse version of "Bloody Tars" is more restrained than it should be
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