This Is the Only Mobile Game I Play on a Daily Basis, and You Should Too

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I’m naturally curious about how mobile game developers attract players using simple controls and easy-to-understand gameplay, so I try out a lot of different games. I’ve played many copies of popular titles like Temple Run and Flappy Bird, variations on Candy Crush, and role-playing games that use well-known characters. Usually, I enjoy them for a bit, but eventually I stop playing. However, there’s one game I started playing three years ago that I still play every single day – it’s the only mobile game I consistently come back to.

Microsoft’s AI boss Mustafa Suleyman says “we will never build a sex robot” — as OpenAI relaxes erotica restrictions for verified ChatGPT users

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Leading AI companies—including OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google—are pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence beyond simple chatbots. They’re now developing AI companions designed to feel like genuine friends, complete with unique, lasting personalities. Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman envisions this as a potentially ideal future, describing it as a ‘digital patina’—a comforting and familiar layer of technology in our lives.

Xbox FY26 Q1 gaming content and services revenue is up 1% year-over-year — thanks to growth in Xbox Game Pass and third-party content

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Honestly, it didn’t really surprise me to hear Microsoft talk about a bit of a slowdown in their first-party game releases this quarter. Sure, we got *Grounded 2* in early access thanks to the awesome folks at Obsidian, and *Gears of War: Reloaded* was cool, but it just wasn’t as packed with big releases as other times of the year.

It’s hard to compare when you look at 2025, though! We’ve already gotten huge games like the *Oblivion Remastered* from Bethesda and *DOOM: The Dark Ages* from id Software. Plus, it’s been amazing to see games like *Forza Horizon 5* finally come to PlayStation – it’s great that more people can enjoy them!

I’m keeping an eye on this, though, because things are always changing!

Wes Bentley’s First TV Show After Yellowstone Ending Officially Revealed

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Unlike his co-stars, Wes Bentley’s character, Jamie, wasn’t positioned for a new show after the end of Yellowstone season 5. Instead, Beth kills Jamie in the finale, seeking revenge for their father’s death. While Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly, and Cole Hauser are all moving on to lead their own spinoffs, Bentley’s future on television was uncertain.

You Probably Missed HBO’s Sci-Fi Miniseries With 98% on RT & Need To Change That Instantly

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Based on Emily St. John Mandel’s 2014 novel, the sci-fi miniseries Station Eleven debuted on HBO Max in December 2021, consisting of ten episodes. Critics loved it – Rotten Tomatoes reports a 98% approval rating, with reviewers praising its thoughtful and meaningful message about the enduring power of art and connection, even after a global catastrophe. If you haven’t seen Station Eleven yet, it’s definitely worth watching.

31 Years Ago, Nickelodeon’s Spookiest NickToon Debuted (And It Needs a Revival)

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Premiering on Nickelodeon on October 29, 1994, Aaahh!!! Real Monsters presented a unique school where young monsters learned the art of scaring people. Before shows like Harry Potter and Monsters, Inc., there was Ickis, Krumm, and Oblina – a trio of supernatural students. They constantly competed with each other to create the most imaginative scares, hoping to impress their headmaster, The Gromble. Failing their assignments meant facing not only The Gromble’s harsh punishments, but also the terrifying consequences delivered by the silent giant, The Snorch.