Drova: Forsaken Kin is now available on iOS and Android

Drova is a pixel art action RPG that’s free to play, with the first area available at no cost. You can unlock the complete game with a one-time in-app purchase of $9.99. It’s available now on the App Store for iOS and Google Play for Android. A new update is also out, adding more languages and fixing bugs.

Apple TV’s For All Mankind Spinoff Star City Gets First Trailer

The new series Star City will premiere on Apple TV on Friday, May 29th, with the first two episodes available right away. The season has eight episodes in total, and new episodes will be released every Friday until July 10th. You can watch the official trailer below.

Half Man Doesn’t Age Well

As the show matures, Half Man seems less willing to explore the complexities it once welcomed, and it starts to feel preachy. It’s as if the series, like the character Niall, is becoming self-protective and withdrawn, and like Ruben, is stumbling over its own boastfulness. It’s fitting that the show presents these two brothers as a single entity, highlighting each of their flaws. However, beyond that clever idea, the series raises fascinating questions about masculinity, sexuality, and self-hatred, but doesn’t offer satisfying answers.

The 25 Best Movies About AI Gone Wrong

Movies frequently portray artificial intelligence as a threat, either as intentionally malicious or simply flawed – a trend that goes back to classics like the robot from Metropolis. We focused on AI that genuinely thinks for itself, so robots controlled by humans, like those in films such as Runaway and Chopping Mall, didn’t make the list. It’s hard to blame an operating system when it’s just following orders. We also avoided robots that are simply generic villains made of metal. Once a robot feels more like a bad guy than a computer program – think Mechagodzilla or Megatron – it loses its connection to artificial intelligence and just becomes a mechanical troublemaker.

The Boys Finally Gives Us The Fight We’ve Been Waiting 5 Seasons For

Even though The Boys is a hugely popular superhero show, it doesn’t rely heavily on massive, over-the-top fight sequences. While episodes like “Herogasm,” “What I Know,” and “The Instant White-Hot Wild” featured impressive battles, the show’s most compelling conflicts usually center on intense conversations and dramatic tension, rather than pure action.