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Ninja Theory's highly anticipated sequel to the groundbreaking Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice has finally arrived, and it's proof of the studio's unwavering commitment to crafting deeply personal, emotionally resonant experiences that push the boundaries of storytelling in video games. Senua's Saga:…
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The Northman is a Brutal Viking Epic about an Old Legend Dripped in Mysticism
Whether or not you will love The Northman probably depends on your familiarity with director Robert Eggers’ body of work. Known for creating movies imbued with a feverish atmosphere and a unique approach to the supernatural, Eggers takes a crack…
Vikings: Valhalla is a Different Show than its Predecessor, Focused Around Revenge and the Death of the Viking Age
You might have heard the terms parent company and subsidiaries, haven't you? For those not involved in the corporate world, a subsidiary is a company that belongs to another company referred to as the parent company. An example may clarify…
Vikings Delivers Fitting Endings for its Characters in Final Season
Vikings has travelled down a long and bumpy road since the death of its first protagonist, Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Flimmel). While the seasons since then haven’t been perfect, they remained engaging enough- and maintained the excellent production values for long…
Cruel Men Come at Dawn
865 AD Torvald shivered. He looked wistfully at his sticks and runes. The boat rolled and rumbled, and his totems danced around the floor, tumbling haphazardly and clunking against the wood. Ivar grinned, and Torvald felt both relieved and unnerved.…
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