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From fleeing Kyiv bombings and supporting colleagues on the front, the game’s developers have endured the shadow of war.

Early computer art shows the creative possibilities of the marriage of man and machine.

The first dish Phyllis Ny recalls making was a fried egg at the age of five. She remembers standing atop a stool in the kitchen of her childhood home in Ghana, watching the egg sizzle in the pan as her grandmother supervised closely. “It’s one of my most vivid childhood …

Hwang Dong-hyuk, creator of the most-watched show in Netflix history, on taking his ultra-violent critique of capitalism to the next level.

Titles such as ‘PowerWash Simulator’ deliver the satisfaction of a job well done, with none of the physical exertion.

The top-rated spots on Google reviews aren’t the ones you’d expect

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A remake of the 2001 classic still chills, while Slitterhead offers campy slasher action.

Unesco’s ‘intangible cultural heritage’ list brings local traditions to the world’s attention. How well does it protect them?

Titles such as ‘Phoenix Springs’ are bringing the genre to a new generation.

Artists’ experiments with video games challenge ideas of form, presentation and playability.

[EXEC PRODUCER - Immersive article exploring AlUla's Old Town] More than 900 mud-brick homes form a densely packed maze of hundreds of narrow streets and covered alleys. This architectural approach was used in centuries past to create a sense of security and community. “You can go around in the town …

[EXEC PRODUCER - immersive article] As networks become larger, more diverse and more difficult to control.

[EXEC PRODUCER - series of immersive articles on AI in the workplace] Explore how AI is transforming the workplace, empowering CEOs, business leaders, and employees to make smarter, faster, and more creative decisions.

Works on show at the London Film Festival shed light on conditions such as ADHD, aphasia and breast cancer.

As gamers turn their backs on gargantuan adventures, we could be entering a golden age of modest titles.

He has built up a massive social media following for his graffiti-style works.

Celebration of a fictional developer serves as a reminder of early games’ brilliant simplicity and rapid advance.

Sony recently pulled the plug on ‘Concord’ after two weeks.

Arabic pop music is joining the ranks of Latin pop, K-pop and Afrobeats on the world stage. Contributor Tom Faber tells us why it’s happening and what to listen to.

Politicians are realising that they can reach into game spaces to access new potential voters.

Unstructured data accounts for 90 per cent of a company's business, but it often goes untapped. Using AI, enterprises have the ability to finally utilise this treasure trove of information

The documentary Double Fine PsychOdyssey chronicles emotional exits, police investigations and the rest.

Musicians such as Bahraini duo Dar Disku and Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna are leading the charge.

EU vessels are registering with African fleets and exploiting local fishing laws

(EXEC PRODUCER - visual explainer article) AI in precision healthcare: how does it work? From diagnosis to drug development, artificial intelligence is helping medicine become hyper-precise and personalised.

‘Vampire Therapist’, where you play a bloodsucking counsellor, is one of a wave of titles putting psychology at the centre.