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Wizards of the Coast Crowns New President, Signaling a Digital Future
Games
Oct 27, 2026Polygon

Wizards of the Coast Crowns New President, Signaling a Digital Future

Dan Ayoub, former Senior VP of D&D and an ex-Halo studio head, is the new President of Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro Digital Games. His appointment signals a strong push into digital and video games for the company, creators of Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons. Upcoming titles include the sci-fi RPG Exodus and the D&D action-adventure Warlock.

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Mass Effect: Universe Trailer – A Bittersweet Glimpse
Review
Oct 23, 2026Engadget

Mass Effect: Universe Trailer – A Bittersweet Glimpse

Mass Effect: Universe trailer review: A leaked trailer for the seemingly cancelled Mass Effect 5 (titled 'Mass Effect: Universe') reveals a promising return to the series' roots, featuring Liara T'Soni and a new N7 protagonist. Despite its strong showing, the game is unlikely to be released after BioWare's closure by EA, making this a bittersweet and ultimately tragic preview of what could have been.

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Mass Effect 5 Trailer Leaked: A Bittersweet Look at a Lost Future
Games
Oct 22, 2026Kotaku

Mass Effect 5 Trailer Leaked: A Bittersweet Look at a Lost Future

A convincing trailer for the likely-canceled Mass Effect 5, potentially titled Mass Effect Universe, has leaked. It features a new N7 hero alongside fan-favorite Liara T’Soni, just one day after BioWare’s shutdown. This bittersweet glimpse offers a poignant look at a lost future for the beloved sci-fi series.

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Ray Gunn: Brad Bird's Vision of Adult Animation Takes Flight
Games
Oct 10, 2026Polygon

Ray Gunn: Brad Bird's Vision of Adult Animation Takes Flight

Brad Bird's long-awaited passion project, "Ray Gunn," has finally arrived on Netflix, delivering a stunning adult animated sci-fi noir. This visual feast combines hard-boiled detective work with retrofuturist aesthetics, proving animation's mature potential. It's a bold, romantic, and action-packed adventure for grown-ups.

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Bungie & Destiny Vets Forge New Transmedia Universe at Stone Kite
Games
Oct 2, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Bungie & Destiny Vets Forge New Transmedia Universe at Stone Kite

Bungie co-founder Jason Jones and Destiny 2 narrative director Margaret Stohl have launched Stone Kite, a new transmedia studio aiming to revolutionize storytelling by having creators from various disciplines shape worlds together from day one. Their first IP, *One Zero One*, a sci-fi saga about humanity vs. AI, will debut as a free online comic series in early 2027.

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Historian Jill Lepore: Silicon Valley Misreads Sci-Fi, Undermines
Tech
Aug 9, 2026TechCrunch AI

Historian Jill Lepore: Silicon Valley Misreads Sci-Fi, Undermines

Historian Jill Lepore warns that Silicon Valley leaders misinterpret science fiction, pushing an 'artificial state' that replaces democratic government with algorithmic and corporate control. In her upcoming book, she argues this trend is a 'return to tyranny' and undermines fundamental democratic principles without public consent.

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How to Discover Your Next Sci-Fi Obsession - Dive into Top New Shows
How To
Aug 5, 2026MakeUseOf

How to Discover Your Next Sci-Fi Obsession - Dive into Top New Shows

Learn to navigate the vast universe of recent and upcoming sci-fi TV series, find your perfect watch, and plan your binge-watching sessions with this comprehensive guide.

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Blade Runner 2099 Teaser: A Promising Look at Neo-Noir's Future
Review
Jul 26, 2026Ars Technica

Blade Runner 2099 Teaser: A Promising Look at Neo-Noir's Future

The first teaser for Prime Video's Blade Runner 2099 hints at a compelling noir mystery, featuring a stellar cast and a bold premise. We break down what this SDCC reveal means for fans of the iconic sci-fi franchise.

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District 9 Director's AI Film: A Sci-Fi Snoozefest You Can Skip
Games
Jul 21, 2026Kotaku

District 9 Director's AI Film: A Sci-Fi Snoozefest You Can Skip

Neill Blomkamp, director of _District 9_, has released an AI-generated short film called _Nightborne_. I watched it so you don't have to, and it's a creatively bankrupt, visually glitchy mess. It lacks any human spark, featuring flat performances and a generic plot, serving as a stark warning against the pitfalls of AI art.

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After Warcraft, Duncan Jones Embraces a Solo Mission with Rogue
Games
Jul 11, 2026Polygon

After Warcraft, Duncan Jones Embraces a Solo Mission with Rogue

Duncan Jones, director of *Moon* and *Warcraft*, is tackling an animated adaptation of 2000 AD's *Rogue Trooper*. Learning from his *Warcraft* experience, Jones is focused on creating a raw, standalone success, hoping to open doors for more 2000 AD films.

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Sugar: A Must-See Sci-Fi Noir on Apple TV
Review
Jul 4, 2026CNET

Sugar: A Must-See Sci-Fi Noir on Apple TV

When a series arrives with a title as evocative as "A Private Eye With a Supernatural Secret? This Sci-Fi Noir Series Is an Absolute Must-See," it immediately grabs attention. And in the case of "Sugar," starring the

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Human Vapor: Netflix's Sci-Fi Thriller Smokes the Remake Trap
Games
Jun 30, 2026Polygon

Human Vapor: Netflix's Sci-Fi Thriller Smokes the Remake Trap

Netflix's *Human Vapor* successfully reinterprets a 1960 Toho cult classic, forging a new identity as a gripping sci-fi mystery. It avoids the pitfalls of uninspired remakes by expanding its premise and blending diverse genres, offering a fresh take on a familiar idea.

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Silo's Bold Leap in Season 3 Unearths a Deeper Mystery
Games
Jun 29, 2026Polygon

Silo's Bold Leap in Season 3 Unearths a Deeper Mystery

Silo Season 3 on Apple TV makes a bold pivot, incorporating prequel elements that open up its world while deepening its terrifying mysteries. It balances claustrophobic bunker drama with glimpses of the past, offering a richer, more ambitious narrative.

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Dan Houser: Forget the Credits, Just Have Fun in Our Worlds
Games
Jun 14, 2026IGN

Dan Houser: Forget the Credits, Just Have Fun in Our Worlds

Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser believes player enjoyment in open-world games trumps story completion. At the Tribeca Festival, he emphasized player agency and the "magical quality" of emergent gameplay. His creative partner Lazlow also discussed deep Easter eggs and the challenge of crafting satire that outruns reality. Their new venture, Absurd Ventures, is developing a AAA open-world sci-fi game, among other media projects.

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Review
Jun 14, 2026Ars Technica

Disclosure Day: Action-Packed, but Lacks Fresh Ideas

"Disclosure Day," Steven Spielberg's latest sci-fi, is an action-packed, expertly paced blockbuster with a standout Emily Blunt performance. While entertaining and well-crafted, it offers little in terms of original ideas or a groundbreaking narrative, ultimately feeling familiar.

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Star City: No Spacesuits, Just Soviet Grit in For All Mankind's
Games
May 30, 2026IGN

Star City: No Spacesuits, Just Soviet Grit in For All Mankind's

Dive into *Star City*, the thrilling *For All Mankind* spin-off on Apple TV, exploring the high-stakes Soviet side of the alt-history space race. Led by Rhys Ifans as the Chief Designer, it's a grittier, more perilous journey to Venus, with unique characters and a distinct identity.

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Spielberg's Lost Horror Vision: The Dark Truth Behind E.T
Games
May 30, 2026IGN

Spielberg's Lost Horror Vision: The Dark Truth Behind E.T

Max Evry's new book, *Stranded on Earth*, unearths the shocking origin of Steven Spielberg's E.T.: a terrifying alien horror film called *Night Skies*. Hitting shelves this October, it chronicles how this dark sci-fi project evolved into the beloved classic and influenced iconic 80s genre films.

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A Cosmic Irony: Ken Levine on Space, BioShock, and Judas
Games
May 24, 2026Kotaku

A Cosmic Irony: Ken Levine on Space, BioShock, and Judas

Ken Levine, director of System Shock 2 and BioShock, recently said he couldn't make a BioShock work in space, despite his own acclaimed sci-fi immersive sim history. He defines BioShock as rooted in historical periods and is now focusing on character-driven narratives over political lectures for his new game, Judas. This sci-fi shooter from Ghost Story Games, still a ways out from release, promises deep player choice in a dystopian setting.

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For All Mankind's Ending Sets Up Apple TV's Next Must-Watch Sci-Fi
Games
May 12, 2026Polygon

For All Mankind's Ending Sets Up Apple TV's Next Must-Watch Sci-Fi

For All Mankind's Ending Sets Up Apple TV's Next Must-Watch Sci-Fi Apple TV has firmly cemented itself as a powerhouse for science fiction, delivering hit after hit that captures the imagination of enthusiast audiences.

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How to Discover 4 Must-Watch Movies on Paramount+ This Week
How To
May 12, 2026How-To Geek

How to Discover 4 Must-Watch Movies on Paramount+ This Week

Discover four spot-on movies to watch on Paramount+ this week, May 11-17. This guide offers a diverse selection including classic comedy, epic adventure, cerebral sci-fi, and hilarious stoner flick, along with prerequisites and tips.

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Sonny Boy: The Existential Mystery That'll Hook You All Weekend
Games
May 3, 2026Polygon

Sonny Boy: The Existential Mystery That'll Hook You All Weekend

Sonny Boy is a 12-episode anime from director Shingo Natsume and Madhouse, available on Hulu and Disney Plus. It’s hailed as one of the most bingeable series, blending sci-fi mystery with a profound exploration of adolescence. Its unique storytelling, surreal visuals, and incredible soundtrack create a compulsive viewing experience that leaves a lasting impact.

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Anne Hathaway's Wild Kaiju Ride: From Prada to Planet-Sized Problems
Games
May 2, 2026Polygon

Anne Hathaway's Wild Kaiju Ride: From Prada to Planet-Sized Problems

Explore Anne Hathaway's surprising 2017 sci-fi film Colossal, where personal struggles manifest as a giant kaiju. This unique movie, streaming on Netflix, offers a dark, profound look at alcoholism and toxic masculinity, blending genre-bending fun with deep character study.

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Star Trek TV Era: The End of a Robust Voyage? (Review)
Review
Apr 11, 2026Gizmodo

Star Trek TV Era: The End of a Robust Voyage? (Review)

The current Star Trek TV era, marked by a surge of Paramount+ content, appears to be ending. This review examines the winding down of series like Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy, the shift to feature films, and the impact on the fan experience.

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Games
Apr 11, 2026GameSpot

Gaming's Lunar Love Affair: Exploring the Weird & Wonderful Moons

The recent Artemis II mission has us looking up, but games have been taking us to the moon for decades. From haunted alien outposts in Destiny to the terrifying visage of Majora's Mask, and the enigmatic quantum moon of Outer Wilds, virtual worlds offer wildly creative interpretations of our celestial neighbor. This piece celebrates how games mythologize and utilize the moon, transforming it into a setting for awe, terror, and pivotal gameplay mechanics.

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Indie Dev's Sci-Fi Roguelike Faces a Disney-Sized Naming Crisis
Games
Apr 1, 2026Polygon

Indie Dev's Sci-Fi Roguelike Faces a Disney-Sized Naming Crisis

Picture this: you've poured your heart and soul into a unique, hand-drawn sci-fi roguelike. It's got bullet-hell action, base-building, and a cast of distinct commanders. Your demo is live on Steam, gaining traction,

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