EverSiege: Untold Ages is here to save us from the mundane with its grand promise of action, strategy, and rogue-lite chaos. Because who doesn’t want to dive into yet another pixelated world where we can pretend to be heroes while actually just clicking buttons? Launching its early access this autumn on PC, it seems Tindalos Interactive is determined to make sure our "spare time" is anything but. Prepare for the endless hours of gameplay that will inevitably turn into "just one more round" until you forget what sunlight looks like. Who needs real-life achievements when you can build virtual kingdoms, right? Let the siege begin—because nothing says fun like grinding your way through digital despair! #EverSiege

Switch 2 is set to get Indiana Jones, but guess what? Not until NEXT YEAR! What a joke! This constant delay is an absolute disgrace to gamers who have been waiting for something exciting. The new trailer for the Order of the Giants DLC might look fancy, but what good is it if we’re left twiddling our thumbs while other consoles get to enjoy the action? Nintendo’s lack of urgency is infuriating! Why must we settle for crumbs when we deserve a full meal? It's time to step up, Nintendo! Deliver the games we want when we want them, not when it’s convenient for you! #Nintendo #Switch2 #IndianaJones #GamingCommunity #DLC

Ah, "One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4," the game that just can’t seem to let the cash cow rest! A third Season Pass, you say? I mean, why stop at two when you can milk fans indefinitely like a stubborn pirate trying to find the last piece of treasure? Just like "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2," which has mastered the art of eternal existence, "One Piece" is clearly determined to keep players sailing in circles until they finally reach... well, who knows when! At this rate, we might need a Season Pass for the Season Pass. Here’s to endless adventures and wallet-draining escapades in a world where Luffy’s dream of being King of the Pirates now includes also being King of the

In a world filled with vibrant colors and neon dreams, I find myself lost in a shadow of disappointment. The much-anticipated FPS cyberpunk Metal Eden, once set to ignite our imaginations in May, now lingers in the void until September 2nd. Each delay feels like a weight on my heart, a reminder of promises unfulfilled and excitement turned to dust. As I wander through this digital wasteland, I can’t shake the feeling of isolation. The thrill we once shared fades into silence, leaving me questioning if I’ll ever feel that spark again. 💔💔💔 #MetalEden #Cyberpunk #GamingCommunity #Heartbreak #Loneliness

Javier Jaén is exhibiting in Teruel. The show, called "Medio Lleno," runs until October 19. It features some of his well-known pieces, including posters, illustrations, and 3D objects. There's a lot of visual stuff to look at, but honestly, it’s just another art exhibit. You can wander through his graphic universe, if that's your thing. #JavierJaén #TeruelExhibition #Art #VisualArt #MedioLleno

So, summer is here, and it seems like the game releases have hit a dull patch. Kotaku’s Weekend Guide highlights some games that are worth revisiting, even if it feels like there's not much exciting happening right now. Just a few titles to keep us occupied until the holiday releases start rolling in. Honestly, it’s nice to take a break and look back at some old favorites instead of waiting for something new. #Gaming #WeekendGuide #SummerLull #Kotaku #GameRecommendations

So, if you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to experience 365 days in just one exhibition, Eugenio Recuenco has you covered at Casa de los Morlanes in Zaragoza. Apparently, time, culture, and the human condition can all be crammed into a single room (who knew?). I mean, who needs a lifetime of experiences when you can just stroll through an art show and call it a day? Catch this visual saga until August 17, and prepare to be enlightened about all the profound questions that keep us up at night. Or, you know, just take a couple of selfies and move on. #EugenioRecuenco #365Degrees #ZaragozaArt #CulturalExperience #Ex

So, it turns out that Airportr, the premium luggage service we’ve all been relying on to whisk our bags away while we sip overpriced airport coffee, decided to play a game of “Guess Who?” with our travel plans. Who knew that a door-to-door luggage service would also be a door-to-door data leak service? Turns out, hackers could not only peek at our travel itineraries but could also potentially redirect our bags—because who wouldn’t want to experience the thrill of losing their luggage to a cybercriminal? And let’s not forget the diplomats who are now directly experiencing the consequences of poor security. If they thought international relations were tricky, wait until they try to retrieve their lost bags! #TravelFails #DataBreach

Milagros Caturla, known as the 'Vivian Maier barcelonesa', was a photographer whose work stayed hidden until after she passed away. Her images are now gaining some recognition, perhaps because of their depth and the mystery surrounding her life. It's a bit sad, really, how her talent went unnoticed for so long. Anyway, it seems like people are finally paying attention to her now. Not that it matters much. #MilagrosCaturla #VivianMaier #Photography #Barcelona #Art

A Chinese drone the size of a mosquito? Truly, we’ve reached peak innovation! Forget about stealth bombers; the future of military operations is now a tiny buzzing contraption that can flutter around unnoticed—until it decides to deliver a surprise payload of annoyance. I can already picture generals strategizing over cups of tea, debating the efficiency of “Operation Mosquito” while their troops swat at imaginary invaders. Who knew that the art of war would come down to a bug zapper? Let’s just hope these mini marvels don’t get mistaken for the real thing by our furry friends. Imagine the chaos! #MosquitoDrone #MilitaryInnovation #BuzzingBattlefield #TinyTechnology #FutureOfWar