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This science-fiction game crosses relaxing power-washing with dark contemplation — and I can't stop thinking about it

Ambrosia Sky's story may not be complete, but what is here is a beautiful ponderance of life and death with gameplay that's super-satisfying.

Windows Central

The Most Exciting New Sci-Fi Game On Steam Is A Job Simulator About Death

'Ambrosia Sky: Act One' sets the stage for a compelling story about grief, with a lot to enjoy in its doomed world already.

Inverse

System Shock and PowerWash Simulator combine in Ambrosia Sky, an exploration sci-fi FPS with immaculate vibes and a Steam Next Fest demo you can play now

Ambrosia Sky has me fighting a fungal contamination with chemical sprays and a grapple tether, vibrant colors meeting intense melancholy

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Ambrosia Sky is one of the most unique science-fiction games I've played — and you'll be able to play part of it soon

Ambrosia Sky is the one of most unique science-fiction games I've played in years, and the game's first act is launching soon.

Windows Central

Thousands in Gaza are missing 2 years into the war. Tormented families search for clues

Two years since the war in Gaza began, thousands of Palestinians there are looking for relatives who have gone missing in one of the most destructive conflicts of the past decades

The Independent UK

‘We were the ones on trial’: the torturous road to justice for three sisters abused by school principal Malka Leifer

A new documentary, Surviving Malka Leifer, follows Nicole, Dassi and Elly through the trial of their sexual abuser to ‘lift the lid’ on Australia’s justice system and what it asks of victims

The Guardian - AU

‘Ambrosia Sky’s Developers Grapple With Grief And Love In Their Upcoming Sci-Fi Adventure

Inverse speaks to the narrative and art directors of upcoming sci-fi job sim 'Ambrosia Sky' about the joy of cleaning, the meaning of community, and alien mushrooms.

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‘People pay to be told lies’: the rise and fall of the world’s first ayahuasca multinational

The long read: Alberto Varela claimed he wanted to use sacred plant medicine to free people’s minds. But as the organisation grew, his followers discovered a darker reality

The Guardian - UK

This Year’s Most Moving Game Is A Surprising “Clean ’em Up”

Ambrosia Sky is a fascinating fusion of genres that takes a meditative look at the nature of life, and it's one of the most promising games of the year.

Inverse

Ambrosia Sky is a gorgeous science-fiction game that's all about death, and I can't wait to play more

Ambrosia Sky is the debut title from developer Soft Rains, and I played this gorgeous science-fiction game at Summer Game Fest 2025.

Windows Central

If you like power washing alien fungus and memorializing the dead, then Ambrosia Sky may be your game of the year

This Steam Next Fest demo definitely scratches a certain itch.

Destructoid

Why this neurosurgeon chose to stay in his beloved Gaza — and why he left

Since boyhood, Husam Abukhedeir wanted to become a doctor and serve his people. He overcome obstacles to get his medical credentials and practiced neurosurgery at Al-Shifa Hospital. Then came the war.

WEKU

‘We’re alive’, then dead silence: A Gaza family trapped in Israel’s war

No one knows the fate of the Khayal family who tried to flee south during four-hour pause last Friday but were shot at.

Al Jazeera

Best podcasts of the week: Gary Lineker and friends team up for a new football show

In this week’s newsletter: The Match of the Day presenter joins Alan Shearer and Micah Richards for The Rest Is Football, just in time for the new season. Plus: five of the best summer podcasts

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US, Iran fans mingle in Qatar ahead World Cup clash

Smiling U.S. and Iranian fans are mingling and posing for photos outside a stadium in Doha ahead of a politically charged World Cup match

The Guardian - UK

‘Anyone – you, me, everybody – could be Dalia’: Garsington’s refugee community opera

Performed by amateurs and professionals, Dalia – the tender story of a displaced girl who finds acceptance through cricket – is a rebuke to the UK’s increasingly cruel immigration policy

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