The next DLC for Immortals Fenyx Rising–The Lost Gods–will release on April 22 across console, PC, and streaming, Ubisoft has announced.

The DLC, which is the third piece of story content for the RPG, focuses on the character Ash and the gameplay switches up the look to be from an “overhead, god’s eye perspective.”

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“Ash’s mission is to travel to a new land, the Pyrite Island, to find and reunite the gods who left Olympos in a huff after a falling-out with Zeus,” reads a line from the DLC’s description. “These ‘lost gods,’ including Poseidon and Hades, will all need to be convinced to return to the Pantheon and restore balance to the world. Naturally, there are plent…

Actor and comedian Kevin Hart could have gone to space, but he rejected the offer over fears about safety and out of a desire to stay alive for his family.

“I was offered a seat on a shuttle to space, and the offer came with them wanting to document a celebrity’s experience,” Hart said his SiriusXM show Straight From the Hart (via Entertainment Weekly). “They said they wanted to document my experience from start to finish and have me complete it. All around the trip, and learning or whatever, I guess, they said X amount of days–it was like 30, 45 days of spending time with a team–and then you’re looking at like an hour and a half, a 60-90 minute trip.”

Hart rejected the deal (he declined to comment on the company that offered him the deal or the value of the deal, saying t…

Metaphor serves not only as one of the most used concepts in just about every medium imaginable, but also as the basis for entire works of art. Whole paintings are often metaphors for the artist’s feelings or background, and movies can link chains of symbolism together to represent some more abstract concepts. Games can go further by inviting the player into the metaphor itself through interactivity, conveying difficult real-world problems like illness and societal inequalities. The trick to creating an effective metaphor as a game is to be subtle enough with your themes so they don’t overwhelm the playing experience itself while simultaneously ensuring that the game still communicates the themes clearly. Sym, a platformer inspired by social anxiety, fails on both counts, leaving us wit…