While Bethesda is best known for series like The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, it has published several games over the years. Among the titans of its name are the likes of DOOM, Dishonored, and so many more. But one title stands out in my memory, one long-forgotten gem that blended grindhouse energy, acrobatic gunplay, and […] The post Bethesda’s Most Underrated Game Deserves a Revival appeared first on ComicBook.com .
The first few years of a game’s life cycle can be the difference between flash-in-the-pan popularity and a long life. With Baldur’s Gate 3, the level of popularity almost immediately after release could’ve meant people burned out quickly on Larian’s D&D RPG. But even 2 years later, it’s pretty common to see an Astarion meme […] The post Baldur’s Gate 3 Still Ranks High on One Chart 2 Years After Release appeared first on ComicBook.com .
A surprise delay is never welcome news for fans, especially when it hits just before a release window. Games are delayed for any number of reasons, and developers do not always address these when delivering the bad news. Regardless, an upcoming stealth action game has now been pushed out of its previous 2025 release window. […] The post Sequel to 2017 Fan‑Favorite Game Delayed at Last Second to 2026 appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Star Wars is popular for many reasons, chief among them its epic battles for freedom against a power-hungry empire. In addition to the stories and characters that people love, every era of the franchise has introduced new ships, often with interesting features that add to the franchise’s excellent world-building. While the Millennium Falcon, the TIE […] The post 7 Coolest Star Wars Ships Introduced in the Sequel Trilogy appeared first on ComicBook.com .
When I picked up Hu Anyan’s memoir, I Deliver Parcels in Beijing, I expected a window into a life I might not otherwise see. A memoir covering Hu Anyan’s career—or lack thereof—in China’s gig economy, the story unfolds along the contours of a picaresque. Over a scattered timeline, from the late aughts to the dawn […] The post “I Deliver Parcels in Beijing” Illuminates That Financial Security Is a Matter of Luck appeared first on Electric Literature .
In December 2019, three months before the pandemic, I was standing on a subway platform in Brooklyn when I recognized a prominent older film critic also waiting for the train. I had been reading his work for many years, so I decided I would introduce myself. It can be awkward or presumptuous to bother a […]
Below is a list of the 431 writers Electric Literature has published so far in 2025. Every single one, from illustrious new voices like Tochi Eze or Kayla Min Andrews, to regular contributors like Greg Mania or Bareerah Ghani. We publish new work every weekday, year round, bringing you an exciting mix of fiction, poetry, […] The post Every Writer We’ve Published in 2025 appeared first on Electric Literature .
Image courtesy of Sony Interactive Entertainment The God of War franchise is one of the most significant pillars in the history of PlayStation. Since the original game debuted on the PlayStation 2, the violent journey of Kratos has helped to cement the console’s approach to cinematic storytelling. The Norse saga, encompassing the 2018 soft reboot and God of War Ragnarok, elevated […] The post God of War TV Series Gets Huge Update (And Multiple Seasons Confirmed) appeared first on ComicBook.com .
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