The beloved looter-shooter Borderlands franchise has always been about the power fantasy of killing bad guys with ridiculous guns and equally deadly abilities.

The '90s saw an incredible number of adventure games come out, some of which have gone on to become classics in the decades since. For every Day of the Tentacle, Grim Fandango, or King's Quest 6 that's still celebrated today, though, there are other, just as compelling entries to the genre that have fallen into obscurity. One of them is Azrael's Tear, which combines the conspiratorial backdrop of Deus Ex or Gabriel Knight 3 with the first-person perspective of Myst and Riven to create something distinct. Now, nearly three decades since it first arrived, it's easier than ever to play Azrael's Tear, thanks to a relaunch on GOG. Continue reading 30 years later, obscure Myst style adventure game has suddenly been relaunched

Across hundreds of thousands of years of human existence, an impossible question has befuddled our species: why is the baby crying?! Sam Altman, who is both the father of a three-month-old and CEO of OpenAI, hopped on OpenAIs new podcast today to talk about how his company is impacting his experience with fatherhood. Altman, who []

In Base44's six months as a stand-alone company, it reportedly grew to 250,000 users and nearly $200,000 in monthly profits.

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Whoopi Goldbergs habit of making asinine, morally bankrupt comparisons is nothing new, but her latest outburst on The View was grotesque even by her standards. In a truly surreal segment, Goldberg

Adriana Smith, who was declared brain dead in February while nine weeks pregnant, gave birth this week to a baby boy named Chance, ending a murky ethical situation in which Smith was kept on life support