Ashley Rondeaux

We return to the history of constellations, this time moving away from the twelve zodiac signs and into other popular constellations.

Most people born in the latter half of the 90s and the early 2000s that played games often will probably tell stories of their favourite PS2 games.

Why don’t we give actually helpful advice to kids, instead of the same old lessons over and over? It’s something we all kind of think about in school;

It’s easy to regret a bad decision. Everyone has done it; we’re human, we make these mistakes on a near-enough daily basis. But have you ever personally chosen to do something so irrevocable, so massively important, that you don’t think you’ll ever get over how badly you regret it?  I certainly have. I first had a relationship at a, frankly, stupidly young age. A girl told me she liked me and wanted me to be her boyfriend, and at first, I didn’t even believe her. She had to ask me a few times because I kept turning her down, her…

Thinking about getting on Twitter? I’m pleased to mention you’re unlikely to be saved.

Everyone knows how to make bolognese, but hey, what’s the harm in sharing the family recipe that’s worked for over 20 years?

Constellations are formations of stars that form a recognisable shape of some kind, particularly an animal or object of mythological origin.

Horror is one of the most popular forms of art out there. From books to video games, TV series to films, non-fiction to sci-fi – horror transcends being defined within one, single genre. Whichever your favourite form of horror, there are ways to make it efficiently, and ways to make it, well, not. As an avid follower of all things horror, as well as a practising amateur writer of it myself, I thought I’d give my unprompted advice on the topic. You’re so welcome. Find your style Well, first and foremost, how are you creating your horror? Chances are, you…

Whilst originally quite rare in the early days of video games, the past two decades of gaming have seen an abundance of open-world games hit the market…

Everybody loves listening to music, but some might love it a bit too much. I’ve seen a hell of a lot of hardcore fans (yes, on Twitter obviously) organising and obsessing over streaming stats, goals, and achievements.