Cultural touchstones deserve to be shared, experienced, and used within a framework that benefits individuals, not corporations.
The specifics are not forthcoming, but Geralt, Yennefer, Ciri, and Jaskier will return to Netflix soon.
The Netflix fantasy show's second season will follow both Alina Starkov and the Crows as they conspire against the forces of darkness.
Tilda Swinton's performance as the binary-defying angel Gabriel was a revelation for this baby queer.
No news yet on when we can expect a release date, but Babak Anvari is reported to be the next Cloverfield director.
Easy to learn, dangerously fun to play, Into the Odd is Old-School Roleplaying and dungeon-crawling taken to its extreme imperialist conclusion.
The staff writer on Netflix's breakout show based on Neil Gaiman's comic books sat down for an interview with io9.
Combing cabin-in-the-woods horror tropes with pre-apocalyptic death cults, Knock at the Cabin is setting itself up to be a wild ride.
Disney's newest original animated feature will follow a family of adventurers as they attempt to survive on a hostile alien planet.
Leading up to SPIEL, new board games and tabletop games are being announced across the board.
Mike Flanagan's newest Netflix supernatural horrorshow wants to scare you to death.
A set of fabulously magical main characters who are absolute gay disasters.
Star Wars has a new game using the Pandemic-system game, and it looks incredibly cool.
Sure, the Marvel hero's return in She-Hulk has been hinted at for ages, but the yellow suit? Cox loves it just as much as the fans.
Based on a Stephen King story, this new Netflix film will have you afraid to sleep in the same room as your phone.
New playtest material shows publisher Wizards of the Coast is trying to move past offensive racial stereotypes, but isn't going far enough.
A new installment in the sci-fi franchise, Blade Runner 2099, will be helmed by Ridley Scott and Silka Luisa.
The Dungeons & Dragons publisher aims to prevent racist, bigoted, and transphobic work from being published.
The writer-director of the horror breakout would love to explore the DC Extended Universe.
The Emmy-winning Adult Swim show is back and pissier than ever.
