We review Cities, a set collection board game published by Devir Games. Cities is a city-building game in which you draft the ...

Ten albums into their career, Rise Against are ready for something new. To find new way to express themselves. Something fresh. They don’t want to become unrecognisable, but they do want to try ...

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For a few years now, Western observers have breathlessly praised Ukraine’s successes in defense innovation, from AI to drones ...

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The moon has long been a symbol of wonder, mystery, and connection. Across cultures and generations, it has inspired art, poetry, and ...

Now, entering the world of food, it has knocked on the doors of chefs as well. Among them is David Rivillo, a pasta designer ...

Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds is a historical otome novel about love, intrigue, and the Shinsengumi in 19th-century Kyoto. 30 endings, drama, danger, and a free Steam account.

On a quiet Saturday afternoon in 1967, Bud Madeen set down his golf clubs, unfolded his easel, and began painting. His ...

The Life and Times of Octavia E. Butler,” author Susanna Miller shares Butler’s quiet yet radical story, revealing how the worlds she imagined were shaped by the one that often shut her out.

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