A two-day-old indie camping sim from an unknown studio is outselling games with budgets a hundred times its size. The secret weapon? Honking, mostly.
The only reason the world knows Russia was shipping submarine nuclear reactors to North Korea is that the cargo ship sank. Spanish investigators have reconstructed the route — and the cover story that nearly worked.
Australia became the fourth nation to commit military hardware to the Hormuz mission as 112 countries backed a UN resolution. The IEA says emergency oil reserves are draining at a record pace — and the buffer may not last until the diplomacy catches up.
An 18-year-old carried Fahrenheit 451 to Argentina's presidential palace. Organizers say 600,000 more marched behind her. The government called the protest "completely political."
A French woman is on an artificial lung in Paris. Three cruise ship passengers are dead. The Andes hantavirus kills one in three people it infects — and the world's pandemic reflexes are already firing.
Anthropic, founded to make AI development safer, is in talks to raise funding at a $950 billion valuation — leapfrogging OpenAI and approaching the market caps of the world's largest public companies. It planned for 10x growth. It got 80x.
Nvidia's CEO wasn't on Monday's delegate list. By Tuesday, he was aboard Air Force One, headed to Beijing as chips become the new currency of superpower negotiation.
More than 5,000 metric tons of supercooled fuel, a full countdown, and zero showstoppers. The tallest rocket ever built just proved it's ready to fly — and SpaceX says it could launch as soon as May 19.
The #6 top seller on Steam has 18,636 reviews and a 47% approval rating. The #5 seller — an FC 25/26 bundle — has zero reviews. EA is charting on brand, not love.
One Foxconn factory went dark for a week. The 8 terabytes of Apple, Nvidia, and Google data allegedly stolen from its network may be gone for good.
Nigeria's military says no civilians were harmed in Sunday's airstrike on a Zamfara market. The Red Cross, Amnesty International, and local leaders say at least 100 people are dead.
1,664 concurrent players and one review. The top comment reads: "More of the same as the past 2 games. And thats a good thing." BlackRobe's detective series isn't reinventing itself — and nobody's asking it to.
The Azure One spiked 1,500% to reach 16 concurrent players. Orbit's Grocery flatlined at zero. Both launched the same day, both are free. Welcome to the Steam launch lottery.
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