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Puzzles of the World on Meta Quest is a well-made cozy experience that needs more content to compete with other cozy options and keep players coming back.

Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Khalifa has received largely negative reactions on X. Audiences praised his screen presence, looks and some action blocks, but criticised the predictable story, weak writing, emotional disconnect and cameos

“The Dangers in My Heart: The Movie” brings one of anime’s most charming coming-of-age romances to the big screen, offering fans a nostalgic return to the awkward, funny and increasingly heartfelt relationship between Kyotaro Ichikawa and Anna Yamada.

There is something wonderful in spending an evening with a couple of thousand other humans, watching a load more humans who are very skilled at singing, dancing, and conveying emotion.

The folks at Cousins-In-Law Theatre have done it yet again with arguably the show of the 2026 Edmonton Fringe Festival

Modern gaming laptops are characterized by their enduring effort in eschewing the reputation of being brick-laden, gaming-first workhorses. As more practical devices have continued to shrink and conform to more convenient form factors, gaming laptops have also made great strides in condensing size without reducing their capabilities. The Alienware 16X Aurora gaming laptop was designed…

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A few hours into your sojourn across Mortal Shell 2’s harsh realm of Fainweald, you might stumble upon a tavern called The One Legged Wolf. In a monstrous land inhabited by pasty-faced brigands who refer to you as “brev” right before shanking you, this watering hole exudes novelty. Here, said thugs congregate to make merry…

Synopsis: With a final push to save the New World, Frankenstein and Lilja must face a horde of bloodthirsty monsters—as well as an even more sinister, lurking danger—to make it to Liz Sherman.

In 1844, the Dutch informed the Tokugawa shogunate of the existence of steam ships, but the military government wasn’t interested in the idea. In 1855, the lord of the Satsuma domain commissioned a successful construction of the first Japanese steam-powered boat but news of that was mostly drowned out by the arrival of Commodore Perry…