Whether it’s classics like The Sims or recent hits like Pokopia, these are some of the most beloved cozy games ever made. They offer different experiences – some emphasize daily routines and improvement, others prioritize stories or simply feeling good – but all are incredibly replayable, keeping players engaged for weeks or even months.
For those interested, you can find my complete review of Pragmata here, my article about the upcoming Switch 2 here, and a rundown of all the downloadable content here. I’ve also written a detailed comparison of the PS5 Pro, Switch 2, Xbox, PS5, Steam Deck, and ROG Ally for both console and handheld PC gaming, which you can read here.
This feature, which has been in development since 2025, lets users quickly browse short clips from TV shows, movies, and podcasts. It’s designed to help them discover new things to watch without having to start a full episode or film.
Neukgu, a young wolf who escaped from a zoo in Daejeon on April 8th, became a surprising internet star after staying on the run for more than a week. News and social media posts kept everyone updated on the search.
A new update now lets mobile users share videos starting at a specific point in time, thanks to the “Share at Timestamp” feature. This function was previously available on computers, and is now being rolled out to the app.
This news arrived shortly after Sykkuno and his girlfriend released a statement about claims made against him. In it, the Twitch streamer confessed to being unfaithful but also denied some of the accusations, saying they were untrue and exaggerated.
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Despite a lot of hype at E3, The Division didn’t immediately become a massive hit when it launched in March 2016. However, it gradually gained a dedicated fanbase thanks to its compelling gameplay – constantly finding better loot and completing missions. Interestingly, you can even see early ideas from today’s popular extraction shooter games in The Division.
Johnny Somali, whose real name is Ramsey Khalid Ismael, was sentenced to six months and 20 days in a South Korean prison after being convicted on all counts. The charges stemmed from creating deepfake videos of other streamers, including one featuring BongBong.
The publisher is working with the AI company Mantra, based in Tokyo, to create a tool that automatically formats dialogue. This tool handles details like choosing the right fonts, sizes, and styles, and positioning each line of text.