This incredibly engaging series is short and sweet, with only six episodes – perfect for watching in a night or two. Originally released in August 2025, it’s now available to stream on Netflix for the very first time.
First Reaction – September 5 is an interesting point of view of the tragic events.
How happy the people in your cities and castles are – their loyalty – is crucial for keeping things running smoothly. High loyalty means more benefits and prosperity, while low loyalty can cause problems like unhappiness, people leaving, reduced income, and slower building. If loyalty drops too low, your settlement might rebel and break away from your control.
You might be familiar with the video game Spec Ops: The Line and the band Nine Inch Nails. Now, two people who worked on those projects have joined forces to create a new psychological horror game called Sleep Awake. Developed by Eyes Out, it promises a truly unique experience. The big question is: will it be a game-changer?
In Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, the story centers around a group of teenage girls who, following a life-altering summer in 1995, agreed to keep a secret. Twenty-seven years later, they reunite in the beautiful town of Velvet Cove, Michigan. The way their story continues is determined by the choices you make as you play.
It’s always fun to test how realistic a game like Cyberpunk 2077 truly is by just trying to live a normal life within it. Similar to GTA, simply driving around and following traffic laws often leads to unexpected consequences, like getting pulled over by the police.
On November 25th, SteveWillDoIt, a member of the NELK Boys, was a guest on Logan Paul and Mike Majlak’s imPaulsive podcast. He discussed getting his YouTube channel restored and what he has planned next.
The Matrix is a sci-fi classic that we placed at Number 1 on our list of best movies ever.
The first Five Nights at Freddy’s movie did very well, largely because it captured what fans enjoyed about the game, while also telling a unique story for the big screen.
Okay, so finally! Red Dead Redemption, including Undead Nightmare, is officially available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and the new Nintendo Switch 2. It’s a huge upgrade – the game runs super smooth at 60fps and looks amazing in 4K with HDR. And for the Switch 2 version, they’ve even added mouse control and DLSS, which is awesome!