Polygonflipped into NewsNowThe 10 most anticipated science fiction and fantasy books of November 2026Polygon - Sam NelsonWhen fall brings cold, windy, and wet weather, it’s the perfect time to stay inside and curl up with a good book. November offers plenty of options, with fresh entries in long-running series, standalones by bestselling authors, and brand-new talent to check out. Whether you want to imagine sailing …
Polygonflipped into Gaming1 hour ago15 years ago, Zelda told its most memorable story with its worst gameplayPolygon - Rebecca CorganHold the controller over your head. The Master Sword glows. Point it at the screen, hit Y to recenter, and swing. On the screen, Link swings… kind of the right way. Then, your chatty companion, Fi, chimes in with a very long and earnest explanation of something you figured out several minutes ago. …
Polygonflipped into Gaming2 hours agoD&D embraced whimsy with a goofy adventure based on Hansel and GretelPolygon - Sam NelsonMost of the published adventures for Dungeons & Dragons focus on epic fantasy, tasking players with fighting ancient necromancers, rampaging demons, or invading armies in order to prevent some great calamity. But the stakes don’t have to be so high to have a great session, and a bit of whimsy can …
Polygonflipped into Polygon2 hours ago7 near-perfect Prime Video sci-fi shows that hook you in the first scenePolygon - Debopriyaa DuttaScience fiction matters. A good sci-fi show taps into scientific curiosity and grounds a fantastical premise with plausible real-world mechanics. Some stories tackle topical social issues, while others branch into speculative fiction by imagining a future reliant on advanced technology. Ethical …
Polygonflipped into TV shows2 hours agoNetflix is about to lose one of its best dark comedies foreverPolygon - Debopriyaa DuttaSatirical comic book adaptations can have a broad appeal when done right. Take iZombie, based on Chris Roberson and Michael Allred’s comic book series, which smartly blends dark comedy with supernatural satire in a procedural setting. A more heavy-handed brand of brash humor and political satire has …
Polygonflipped into News3 hours ago6 perfect Peanuts comics from the 1960s that prove Charles Schulz is a geniusPolygon - Brian VanHookerThe best decade in the history of Charles Schulz’s Peanuts was no doubt the 1960s. The comic strip launched in 1950, and for the first decade, Schulz’s work was still evolving. The characters took a little while to develop the personality traits we came to love about them. Schulz’s artwork also …
