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Daggerheart’s massive Gen Con announcements confirms Critical Role’s RPG is D&D’s true rival
Darrington Press used Gen Con 2026 to outline an ambitious multi-year roadmap for Daggerheart, Critical Role’s fantasy tabletop role-playing game. – The studio said it is planning Daggerheart projects through the next three years and has begun considering releases for 2030. – Players can expect two major releases annually, including settings, campaigns, expansions and adventures,…
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The Last of Us Part 2 multiplayer mod finishing what Naughty Dog started now supports 4v4 matches after “big milestone” update
A fan-made multiplayer mod for The Last of Us Part 2 on PC can now support full 4v4 matches, a development milestone that moves it closer to recreating an online mode absent from the official sequel. The progress matters to fans because Naughty Dog cancelled its standalone The Last of Us Online project, leaving no…
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Dead By Daylight Is Giving Out Free Codes For Its Next Chapter
Dead by Daylight is offering players free redeemable codes connected to its forthcoming chapter, giving them in-game rewards ahead of the new content’s release. The promotion matters because it lets existing players collect cosmetic items or currency without paying, while helping build interest in the next update. The available rewards and redemption deadlines depend on…
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The Face BUTCHIE Never Forgot: The Story Behind ‘ALABASTER’
BUTCHIE, the project of artist and educator Matthew Waldman, has released ‘ALABASTER’, an electronic, disco and psychedelic track shaped by a formative memory from New York’s club scene. It reflects on a young man Waldman repeatedly saw but could not get close to, and later reinterprets that apparent distance through the man’s experience of being…
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The party of the year comes to the Cotswolds! Revellers flock to 5,000 acre estate in Oxfordshire to enjoy a weekend of indulgence and hedonism (and there’s not a screen in sight!)
Wilderness Festival, a three-day event held at Cornbury Park in Oxfordshire, is expected to attract around 30,000 people for its fifteenth edition. The festival combines live music, food, wellness activities and theatrical events, and is notable for attracting both affluent attendees and families despite its reputation for luxury and hedonism. The 5,000-acre estate near Charlbury…
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Judge rejects DOJ request for access to unredacted NJ voter rolls
A judge has rejected the US Justice Department’s request to obtain unredacted New Jersey voter-roll records. The ruling limits the department’s access to sensitive personal information and underscores the legal tension between federal election oversight and state protections for voter privacy. The dispute concerns voter-registration data that the Justice Department sought from New Jersey while…
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Okta buys AI security startup Permiso; source says for about $200M
Okta has agreed to acquire AI identity-security startup Permiso Security, aiming to strengthen its ability to protect AI agents and other machine identities in corporate systems. The deal reflects a broader shift in identity security from checking users at login to monitoring the activity of people, applications and autonomous software after access has been granted.…
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Thimbleweed Park 2 is “not really a sequel, not really a prequel,” but it is in development and due out in 2028
Ron Gilbert has announced that Thimbleweed Park 2 has entered production, with an early 2028 release planned. The new adventure game revives the world of 2017’s Thimbleweed Park after Gilbert’s separate Zelda- and Diablo-inspired RPG was cancelled, and reunites several members of the original development team. Gilbert says the game will be self-published with support…
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John Legend Cast as Harry Belafonte in New Film
John Legend has been cast as the late singer and civil-rights activist Harry Belafonte in The Road Home, a Bill Condon film now in production. The film centres on South African jazz pioneer Hugh Masekela and singer Miriam Makeba during a tour of South Africa with Paul Simon under apartheid, placing Belafonte’s role within a…
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Bad Bunny and Rauw Alejandro Turn To This Touring Pro To Create Concert Worlds ‘On A Much Greater Scale Than We’ve Ever Seen’
Adrian Martinez, co-founder of Los Angeles production house STURDY., has built a leading role in live-show design and direction for artists including Bad Bunny and Rauw Alejandro. The company was formed in 2018 to work more directly with artists and translate their creative ambitions into larger-scale concert experiences, reflecting growing audience expectations for elaborate live…