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The 10th Pingyao Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon International Film Festival opened on Sept. 24 with an AI robot dance by Unitree, a tribute to four late friends of the festival and the East-West Award for Hong Kong director Ann Hui. The ceremony took place at the Platform, the festival’s signature open-air theater inside the ancient […]
PC Gamer
It's tough to stand out in today's games industry, but 'sorta like Helldivers 2 except dog people' worked on me
The free weekend playtest for Gravhounds is fun. Also, you are a dog with a people body.
PC Gamer
14 days in Dragon Shelter: A play by play of my first season in the Stardew-style farm sim where dragons help bake pies
I'm trying out the new farm sim with dragon-assisted cooking to see if it could be my next obsession.
Variety
12 Takeaways From Ousted Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s New Book
Bob Chapek expounds at length about his termination from Disney and his belief that ex-CEO Bob Iger stabbed him in the back in his forthcoming book, Behind the Castle Walls. Chapek, in recounting his 30-year career at the Mouse House, also offers a number of other revelations in the memoir. Variety obtained an advance copy […]
Rolling Stone
Madonna and Charli XCX Are Forever Club Kids on Reworked ‘Danceteria’
"Danceteria Afterhours" is a nonstop guided tour through nightclub lore
GameSpot
The Best News For Saw: Genesis Is We Have To Wait Longer To Play It
Saw: Genesis was set to be the next asymmetrical multiplayer horror game to debut, but its 2026 early-access launch has been pushed to 2027, developer Bloober Team announced. The horror-focused studio said it needs more time to get Saw: Genesis to a place the team is satisfied with. It's an interesting admission, since some teams use Steam Early Access for exactly that purpose: to get the game in good shape. But in the increasingly competitive and crowded space of licensed multiplayer horror games , a bad first impression may be more damaging than a reverse bear trap strapped to your face. We've seen a lot of games like this since Dead by Daylight kicked off a wave of them in 2016, but my appetite remains insatiable because no two are really quite alike. It's exciting to see how studios transpose different horror movies' signature elements into interactive experiences, but when I checked