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Chang Byung-gyu, chairman of Krafton Inc.’s Board of Directors, met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss cooperation in gaming and emerging technologies and ways to expand the company’s investment in India.

Krafton Chairman Chang Byung-gyu, left, poses with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a meeting in New Delhi, India, Friday. Courtesy of Krafton

Xbox Game Pass is getting a new free game that feels like the collision between Valheim and Dungeons and Dragons, and if you’re a fan of survival games with fantasy elements, be sure to check it out. Even though some of the biggest releases within the genre have died down a bit in comparison to…

In the final minutes of Netflix’sEarle Meets World, released Sept. 4, the Reale Actives founder phoned ex-boyfriend Braxton Berrios to ask about a potential reunion.

“You’re gonna see everything on this show,” Alix Earle assures viewers in the voiceover that opens her Netflix reality series Earle Meets World. But if the show made a genuine effort to fulfill the 25-year-old social media star’s vow to reveal the rawest, most intimate aspects of her life, then the only reasonable conclusion to…

One day after Patlabor EZY File 2 opened in Japanese theaters and on the same morning the European Union’s AI Act reached its general application milestone — the moment EU AI Act transparency rules took legal effect — Masami Yuki, the manga artist who spent six years drawing the most procedurally grounded giant-robot franchise ever…

Where’s the “holy” in horror? Can an atheist and a theologian, generations apart, find moving ideas in the same movies? Can theology be popular reading? Zachary Gordon, associate academic editor at InterVarsity, set out to find answers to these questions in a new series, Discovering God in Pop Culture, debuting in September.

The artist known as Boldjun mixes absurd humor, familiar characters, strange creatures, and the occasional surprisingly heartfelt moment into detailed little comic stories. He started sharing his comics on Reddit relatively recently before bringing his work to Instagram, where his growing collection shows just how wide-ranging his sense of humor can be. One comic might…

Gye So-young, author and operator of the YouTube channel “Biguni Yeonseupsaeng,” films a video inside a studio at Yeonhwasa Temple in Dongdaemun District, Seoul. Courtesy of Bulkwang Publishing