A rescue crew boards a ship that vanished seven years ago, and finds that the real danger is not what happened to it, but what it brought back.
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A gothic horror role-playing game set in a Welsh monastery, blending turn-based grid combat with survival-horror atmosphere on the original PlayStation.
Before the Souls games, FromSoftware built a slow, lonely first-person dungeon crawl that asked players to get lost on purpose.
A review of eight studies suggests time-restricted eating and intermittent fasting may support cognitive function and mental health in older adults, but more research is needed.
A review of 21 human studies links better objective sleep and more diverse gut bacteria to better cognitive function in adults.
Slint made two albums, vanished, and left a blueprint that countless bands still follow. Here's why they matter.
How a Boston band's whisper-to-scream dynamics and surreal lyrics became the DNA of alternative rock.
The first bite is never the real one — and that says something about how we judge almost everything we make.
Some disagreements never move, and yet we keep having them — which suggests they were never really about the thing we're arguing about.
A 1998 sci-fi horror where high school students realise their teachers are not who they seem — and the paranoia is the real monster.
A society that reads your future in a drop of blood, and one man who refuses to accept the reading.
A source page for the name Pandemonium, which refers to several different games and works rather than one specific title.
A 1998 PlayStation role-playing game where a young cocoon keeper captures monsters, merges them together, and uncovers a forest's secrets.
A large review found that long-term exercise alone did not improve thinking skills in older adults, but combined lifestyle programs showed small benefits.
A large review of human studies found small mental benefits from physical activity, with outdoor exercise linked to the largest gains.