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Looking for a great puzzle game to sink some time into? Here are the best you can play right now on mobile devices, PC, or consoles.

Grey Alien Games’ sequel to its classic card game returns to a soothing and romantic casual style after the RPG elements of Shadowhand and Ancient Enemy

Let Resident Alien star Alan Tudyk lead you on an alien spaceship tour for Season 3 of SYFY's original series.

A new book explores the complex story of Barney and Betty Hill

Another hot Saturday in the Deep South.  It is 1 am and I sit and try to come up with a good post for today.....the temp has plummeted from the high of 115 to 103 at 1 am.....break out the sweaters! It is really hard to find news that does not fit the mold of…

2 posts published by lobotero on August 5, 2023

Puzzle Quest 3 is a disappointing revival for a unique subgenre — so we’ve picked the 5 best puzzle RPGs to play instead on mobile, Windows PC, Xbox, and more.

In 1970, Allen Funt, the creator of the original and still most famous hidden camera, practical joke reality show, Candid Camera, released an X-rated movie called What Do You Say to a Naked Lady? with an obvious premise that warranted the famous “adults only” X-rating. In late 2021, a trailer was released for “Redgate” which was... Read more »

Published on 10 Jun, 2021 It’s funny, isn’t it, the things which make you fall in love with a game? I’d first heard of early access colony sim Going Medieval two years ago, at the very start of its development. It looked promising enough, for sure. But pre-alpha colony sims are like the planktonic larvae of crabs - there’s millions of them, and most of them get eaten by fish, so I don’t tend to pay attention to them until they’re big enough to nip my fingers. ...

In yesterday’s article I wrote the following concerning soul-stealing, aliens and UFOs: “[Whitley] Strieber received a response from the Visitors that offered an explanation for their connections to the soul. They told him two things. First of all, that they recycled souls, and second, that living on Earth is akin to being in a school, one in which we are learning, growing and evolving with every subsequent recycling. It’s a scenario that provokes imagery of some huge, bizarre factory, co...