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It’s time for Ask Kotaku, the weekly feature in which Kotaku-ites deliberate on a single burning question. Then, we ask your take. This week we Ask

The Long Dark (Courtesy of Hinterland Studios) When you lose electricity, you have to sit in the car to charge your phone. You watch a press release and get angry when there's no good news, you pore over an "outage map" that won't load correctly on your outdated phone, and you update the weather app to confirm that yes, it's cold. My Rembrandt (Film Forum VOD) The night before the power goes out, you and your significant other will build a fire (you do not yet know the purpose of the Central Texan fireplace) and watch this documentary about the collectors of Rembrandt's paintings. There is so...

Source: Microsoft ID@Xbox is Microsoft's program for independent game development on the Xbox platform, across PC, consoles, and Xbox Game Pass mobile endpoints. Microsoft has previously noted how ID@Xbox has handed millions of dollars to developers in the program, shipping over 2000 games, with over 2000 more in development for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. ID@Xbox is responsible for some of the biggest games on the Xbox platform, including huge hits like ARK: Survival Evolved, The Long Dark, and many more. Microsoft is now adapting its ID@Xbox model for Azure, dubbed ID@Azure, accord...

I may never make it off the first island in Valheim by: Randy - posted: 2/22/2021 1:35:00 PM If you would’ve asked me just last month to jump into Yet Another Survival Sim, I would’ve respectfully asked you to go jump in a lake. I’ve done my time in Minecraft, Conan Exiles, RimWorld, and —Ooh, what’s this? Valheim? Hi, Valheim. See, I’ve got a lot going on right now. Not sure if I...We’ll be staying up until 1:00 a.m. every day for the next couple weeks, you’re saying? I’ll still be changing the baby’s diaper at those ungo...

It seems llike a week can't go by anymore (and certainly not a month) without us hearing about a video game franchise being adapted to a Netflix series. What started with just Castlevania and The Witcher has grown to a list including such entries as Dragon's Dogma, My Friend Pedro, Cyberpunk 2077, Resident Evil, and most recently even Sonic the Hedgehog and Tomb Raider. If it's a cool gaming franchise, it seems there could be a Netflix series about it. With that in mind, each of the Shack Staff shared the gaming franchise they'd like to see get the Netflix series adaptation treatment.