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Two new Discworld board games are on the way, and one of them adapts fan-favorite Blue Moon City
A pair of new Discworld board games based on the City Watch and Unseen University are on the way, and one adapts a fan-favorite project from a legendary designer
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Canceled Star Wars Game Was the Bioware-Style ARPG That Fans Deserved
An unannounced Star Wars game leaked online when a former employee added gameplay clips and images to their portfolio.
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Mini Review: Project Neon (Switch) – A Capable New Neo Geo Shmup To Test Your Mettle
Neon Geo. Project Neon is a Neo Geo game that was successfully Kickstarted in 2019. A vertically scrolling, arcade-style shoot ’em up that will feel familiar to those ingratiated with CAVE and Toaplan, its frontend presentation is simple and to the point. There is one default difficulty, a single, non-configurable CRT filter, and some rotation…
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BFI London Film Fest Sets 10 Competition Titles, Including Hirokazu Kore-eda, Carol Morley Films
The BFI London Film Festival has announced the 10 films competing for its best film award at the 70th edition, taking place in London from 7 to 18 October 2026. The lineup reflects a deliberately international selection spanning 10 countries, including works from acclaimed directors such as Hirokazu Kore-eda and Sergei Loznitsa alongside British filmmaker…
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The one “screaming” genre Roger Daltrey always hated: “Not music”
Far from his favourite style. The post The one “screaming” genre Roger Daltrey always hated: “Not music” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Skylight Buddy Review (2026): Kid Routines Just Got Easy
This kid-friendly version of Skylight’s digital calendar actually gets my son to complete his nighttime routine in a timely fashion.
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Why does Destiny have so many orbs?
In the world of Destiny, everyone is pondering the orb. From glowing balls of unknowable energy to hovering balls of death, and everything in between. What’s the deal with all of Destiny’s orbs? Clayton speaks to Destiny visual designer Ryan Klaverweide and digs deep into Destiny’s obsession with the orb.#destiny2 #destiny
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A Rimbaud review – legendary poet’s unlikely transformation into entrepreneur is as odd as ever
Australian actor Blake Draper delivers a committed one-man performance tracking the writer as he morphs from enfant terrible to merchant US experimentalist Patrick Wang here curates an intriguing if very austere experience, a theatrical-style one-man show about the eventful life of the poet Arthur Rimbaud, presented as a microbudget epic of nearly three hours, an…
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‘Snapshot’ Review: A Nifty Calling-Card Debut Refashions the Jack the Ripper Story as Found-Footage Horror
Found footage may be a fairly stale gimmick in horror these days, but the low-budget British indie “Snapshot” finds a way to freshen up the idea — and if that largely amounts to layering another technical gimmick over it, the results are nonetheless striking. Emulating the look of 19th-century pinhole photography, with the entire film…
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‘The End of Tom Six’ Review: The Director of the ‘Human Centipede’ Films Has Multiple Sclerosis and Is Sharing the Horror. This Confessional Doc Is His Witty Self-Defense
“The End of Tom Six” is a self-styled confessional memoir in which Six fuses his life and career and illness into a parable. He’s asking: Is there room anymore for movies, like his, that stray over the line? And if not, what does that mean?