Alien and Predator are iconic sci-fi horror franchises that have inspired many must-play games.

Over the past decade, Don’t Nod has explored the soul-sucking worlds of 17th-century America, post-WWI London, dystopian Paris, and a high school in the Pacific Northwest. But for its next trick, the ...

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Arc System Works has announced Donutal, an alien interrogation adventure game where “conversation” is your only weapon. It will launch for PC via Steam in 2026. A demo is available now.

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From adventures like E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial to dour dystopian gems like Blade Runner, these '80s sci-fi films are both ageless and astonishing.

Human intelligence wasn’t a cosmic evolutionary fluke, some scientists say. The case against cosmic loneliness is growing.

From Succession to Breaking Bad, these TV drama shows deliver masterpiece-level episodes with zero filler and maximum impact.

Life is Strange developer Don't Nod announced its next third-person cinematic adventure, Aphelion, during last year's Summer Game Fest with an Uncharted-like reveal set in space. And if the sci-fi ...