Tucked away in the heart of Alliance, Ohio sits a museum so delightfully bizarre that you’ll question whether you’ve stumbled ...

Ever wondered what it would be like to stand in a room with over 20,000 troll dolls staring at you with their wild hair and ...

You may like Steam Next Fest hasn’t even started, but I’m already obsessed with the subtly Soulslike demo for this “hardcore” action RPG with over 3,000 reviews of its own Steam Next Fest ...

Their hand. Yoopers and Trolls, created by Holland resident Like Stein, was recently released to the public. "It was actually the Christmas of 2020, my two daughters had asked me what I wanted for ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Reading through the thread, I went down a deep dark tunnel online of vile hatred ... messages for the star as they urged her not to let trolls and critics force her to quit making the shows ...

Look Outside is a survival horror RPG set in a single apartment building. A mysterious event turns anyone who looks out the window into grotesque monsters, leaving the world in absolute chaos.

Austin Public Library helps make this chill-out zone more artistically fulfilling by offering a wee craft for the kiddos: hands-on pixel art. Using Perler beads – aka those plastic beads that ...

These seven regal halls where the angelic hierarchies would reside are emptied, inhabited only by the presence of clochards wrapped in thermal blankets, an image unfortunately not far from the one ...

The pixel-art RPG is hand-drawn and makes for quite the compelling visual treat. I'm already loving the amount of little details that I've seen in the demo that's available to play on Steam right now.

Workers at Salisbury Station in Wiltshire, England, were in the midst of a massive renovation project when they stumbled across something unexpected: a tunnel. In fact, they had unearthed a network of ...

Every day from 5 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week, the team that guarded Israeli hostage Tal Shoham used a type of electric demolition hammer to carve additional miles of tunnel from the soft ...