10 Open World Games Set In New York City

Games like Alan Wake II and The Wolf Among Us have shown us different versions of New York City, but it’s the open-world games that have really made the city feel alive and integral to the stories they tell.

Stephen King Mystery Series ‘Haven’ Remains an Underrated Gem on Streaming

While inspired by Stephen King’s 2005 novel The Colorado Kid, the TV series Haven isn’t a straightforward adaptation. Instead, it carries on the spirit of the book’s central mystery, but adds a significant supernatural twist – a phenomenon known as The Troubles. This gives Haven a feel closer to The X-Files than a classic detective show like The Rockford Files. And that’s actually a good thing! Many consider Haven an excellent, yet often overlooked, show – one of the best SyFy has ever created.

New Game Of Thrones Series’ 30-Year Plan Faces One Major Issue

The new show, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, proves the Game of Thrones universe can still surprise us with both life and death, and even explore different styles of storytelling. Unlike other Game of Thrones series, it’s intentionally aiming for a different feel with a planned, ongoing storyline. However, it’s facing one major challenge.

AMC’s Hit 4-Part Western Crime Series Returns To Conquer Streaming In The U.S. With More Episodes On The Way

As a critic, I’ve been watching the Western genre make a huge comeback, and this new four-part crime drama on the network is proof. Seriously, after just one episode, it’s already dominating streaming charts here in the US! We’ve seen this trend building for a while now, ever since Yellowstone rode onto the scene and spawned a whole universe of its own. And it’s not just cable – streaming services are getting in on the action with originals like American Primeval. It’s clear Westerns are having a real moment right now, and this show is right at the forefront.

‘The Wire’ Should Be Considered HBO’s Greatest TV Show

Despite receiving two Emmy nominations for its writing, The Wire is more than just an award-winning show. It offers a powerful and enduring look at the systems behind crime in Baltimore, and its themes feel even more relevant today than they did over 20 years ago. It’s a critically acclaimed masterpiece that doesn’t need awards to prove its worth, and its continued impact is a true gift to viewers.