Bloober Team announced that their game, Cronos: The New Dawn, was designed to be challenging. However, they listened to player feedback and understand many want to experience the story at their own speed. They are currently developing a new, easier difficulty level, planned for release in early 2026.
The game’s new mode, revealed in a somewhat over-the-top trailer, aims to make the survival horror experience more accessible, especially for players primarily interested in the story. While details are still forthcoming, the developers listened to feedback and are offering a less challenging way to play.
One example is Scavenger Ordeal, which removes level-end rewards but still lets enemies drop items. While details are limited for other Ordeals, players can create and share their own custom challenges.
If OpenAI secures $100 billion in its next round of funding, its share of the market is predicted to increase by 50%.
Let’s be honest, the Holiday Special wasn’t a simple error. It was made by people unfamiliar with Star Wars – the core creative team was busy with The Empire Strikes Back. This resulted in a strange and unusual program that barely resembles the franchise we know and love. However, future artists can still take something away from it, specifically regarding its music, beyond just the concept of Life Day.
Alright, everyone saw the Keighley Awards, but just because Geoff has a fancy presentation and celebrity guests doesn’t make him more significant than Push Square, obviously.
The fourth season of Bridgerton will debut on Netflix in January, starting with the first part of the new episodes. It’s based on Julia Quinn’s novel, ‘An Offer From a Gentleman,’ and will center on the romance between Benedict Bridgerton (played by Luke Thompson) and Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha).
Here is an overview of the update, via Running With Scissors:
The Academy Award-winning actress recently shared a cheerful look at her family’s holiday celebrations, including some seldom-seen photos of her and her three children, who all strongly resemble her.
In an interview with Collider, Fire Country showrunner Tia Napolitano discussed the potential for a romantic connection between Bode and Chloe as the show moves into its fourth season. She shared that both characters harbor unspoken feelings for each other and also explained how the show found its actor, Tal, to play the role of Chloe, praising their casting.