I am an absolute sucker for space games. Whether it's documenting the cosmos in No Man’s Sky, shooting up giant worm gods in Destiny 2, or dogfighting in Star Wars Squadrons, if there are some planets to explore or spaceships to be flown, I’m there. Imagine my intrigue, then, when I stumbled across Moon Mystery - a new space game that takes you on a single-player narrative adventure across multiple planets with a distinctly Starfield vibe about it. Now imagine my intrigue when I realized this indie title is launching with the one big feature that made Starfield so underwhelming for many when it launched. Yes, Moon Mystery has succeeded where Bethesda faltered and has launched with vehicles. Continue reading Moon Mystery is a new indie space game that feels like a mini Starfield

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Archaeologists analyzing lidar data from over the remote forests of Campeche, Mexico, have discovered a profusion of previously unknown Maya structures, including pyramids, residential complexes, and even an entire city. The conclusion is, we are nowhere near finding all the major  Maya cities. The findings, published in Antiquity, reveal a complex network of Maya civilization in a region that had, until now, been a practically a blank spot on archaeologists' maps. This breakthrough challenges previous estimates of Maya urban density and suggests that much more of the Maya world remains hidden beneath Mexico's dense tropical forests. “For the longest time, our sample of the Maya civilization was a couple of hundred square kilometers total,” explained Luke Auld-Thomas, lead author and researcher at Northern Arizona University. “That sample was hard-won by archaeologists who painstakingly walked over every square meter, hacking away at the vegetation with machetes, to see if they were standing on a pile of rocks that might have been someone’s home 1,500 years ago.” Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesAmericasRead Later 

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