Dubbed “To Whom Art Belongs: The Fate of Forgeries and Aesthetics” (another truly impressive title!), Blue Archive’s latest update is now live. [Event Update Notice]‘To Whom Art Belongs: The Fate of Forgeries and Aesthetics’ event story is starting! The Free Trade Cartel receives a strange… Read More »Blue Archive’s “To Whom Art Belongs: The Fate of Forgeries and Aesthetics” Update Live
We’re no experts on Greek, but Google tells us that Salos can mean either “upheaval/commotion” or the “roaring and surging of the sea.” This Greek post-metal instrumental duo definitely play music that suits its name. The individuals involved have cloaked their identies by wearing masks and using… Read More »Track Premiere: Salos – “Sagittarius”
Proving the game is never over, Siactro welcomes players to the next level with their speed-based 32-bit platformer Toree Saturn. Packing a late 90s feel and the challenge to match, should one feel the need for speed? Toree Saturn Review Taking control of the speedy… Read More »Toree Saturn Review
How A 20-Square-Metre Extension Made This 70s Home ‘Just Right’ Architecture by Christina Karras Goldilocks Haus is a renovated 1970s Brisbane house that’s now ‘just right’ after being updated by Maytree Studios. Coco Flip Sequence Oval Dining Table Indoor & Stool from Cult. Sliding doors open… Read More »How A 20-Square-Metre Extension Made This 70s Home ‘Just Right’
You’ve probably experienced this before. Someone makes a request that feels excessive. Uncomfortable. Easy to reject. You say no. Moments later, they come back with something smaller – and somehow it feels reasonable. Even fair. You agree. What just happened… The post Why the First… Read More »Why the First “No” Is the Key to Making You Say Yes – Learn to Spot the Pattern (And Use It the Right Way)