Artesnaut launches as a free-to-play game for PC via Steam in 2026

Artesnaut first launched on iPhones and iPads in Japan in January 2019, and then came to Android devices in November 2024. It’s now coming to PC via Steam, and players on all platforms – mobile and PC – will be able to play together and save their progress across devices. The PC version will also offer some exclusive features, like the ability to have four menu tabs open at the same time and use keyboard shortcuts.

UK approves smoking ban proposal for anyone born after 2008

This new law, included in the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, won’t immediately make smoking illegal or stop adults from buying tobacco. However, it gradually raises the legal smoking age by one year each year. This means future generations will grow up in a world where it’s illegal for them to ever buy cigarettes.

War Tycoon codes (April 2026)

You can earn rewards like character skins, in-game currency, and helpful boosts to upgrade and grow your base. Check below for the newest codes!

Nintendo’s Next Potential $1 Billion Movie: The Legend Of Zelda In 2027

You know, critics are a bit divided on the new sequel, but audiences clearly love it! It’s already made over $639 million around the world, and it looks like it’s going to hit a billion – which would make it the first film of 2026 to do so. But I don’t think it’ll be standing alone for long. With Avengers: Doomsday and Spider-Man: Brand New Day also coming out next year, I expect a lot of blockbusters to reach that milestone!

Elden Ring Film Adaptation Has a Budget of Over $100 Million

The upcoming Elden Ring movie boasts a talented cast including Nick Offerman (known for The Last of Us and Margo’s Got Money Troubles), Ben Whishaw (Peter Hujar’s Day, This is Going to Hurt), Peter Serafinowicz (Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace), and Emma Laird (28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, A Haunting in Venice), and more. A24 has announced the film will be released in theaters on March 3rd, 2028.

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YouTuber keeps Subway open after closing time with 50 customers but viewers are split

I’ve noticed a trend on YouTube where creators test the limits of store policies. Sometimes they’ll try to return things just to see if they can, or check how strictly a store enforces its opening hours. A lot of these videos are presented as ‘life hacks,’ but honestly, it seems like a lot of them are just about seeing if stores actually do what they say they will!