The New York Times offers a popular daily word game called Connections. It challenges players to group words into thematic ...

The game draws you into its dark, immersive world with unique environments to explore and puzzles that test your logic and perception. The real test, however, lies in holding onto your sanity. The ...

The NYT word game Connections has captivated countless players, turning into a daily ritual with its engaging blend of logic, vocabulary, and pattern recognition.

You'll need to know if the game supports crossplay or not. Fortunately, Marvel Rivals does have cross-platform multiplayer but it does need a bit of explaining. Before we dive into the details ...

The New York Times Connections puzzle for December 17 challenges players to group 16 unrelated words into four categories.

Want to know if Marvel Rivals features crossplay or cross-progression across PS5, Xbox, and PC? Here’s what you need to know. Also, if you decide to play on one system and then switch to another ...

The seven puzzles reveal where real-life spies are spending their Christmases. Well, allegedly (Picture: GCHQ) The above image isn’t the world’s most elaborate Christmas card – it’s ...

Dalhousie University economics professor Lars Osberg has just published The Scandalous Rise of Inequality in Canada. His central theme is that inequality threatens economic growth, financial stability ...

Focusing on this direct biological interface, Zhang and his colleagues developed nano-sized droplets of charge-selective hydrogels that self-assemble into iontronic circuit components including diodes ...

Cross-progression is another point of disappointment. Despite being free, there’s no way to pick up your progress if you download the game on another platform after starting. However, the team ...

Cross-progression is also a very important feature for players that like to juggle between different devices for different times of the day. They might love to have a long-spanning gaming session ...

The first clue tells you that By The Lake (1st) and By The Lake (2nd) are blue. By The Lake (1st) tells you that In The Bush (1st), In The Bush (3rd) and In The Bush (5th) are one color, so the latter ...