Today is Saturnalia, an ancient Roman holiday with a long tradition here at the Volokh Conspiracy. Admittedly, it's tradition only in so far as I have put up a post about it every December 17 since ...

Saturnalia - the striking new survival horror from acclaimed studio Santa Ragione - is free on the Epic Games Store next week, alongside Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus. Santa Ragione, if you're ...

Saturnalia, the acclaimed - and previously Epic Games Store-exclusive - survival horror from MirrorMoon EP developer Santa Ragione, is coming to Steam on 8th November. Saturnalia's Steam release ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. A British writer who specializes in indie gaming. Before Saturnalia, I couldn’t think of anything more exciting than exploring the ...

PITMAN — A year after a dispute over Pitman's "Keep Christ in Christmas" banner led one group to call for its removal, a new banner is causing yet another controversy over religious freedom. The ...

Why do we celebrate the birth of Christ in December? There’s no solid date on the actual birth date of Jesus, but you have to pick a day. Why that one? Well, a lot of it has to do with the festival of ...

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Saturnalia from indie developer Santa Ragione is a game that’s rich in both mystery and horror thanks to its unique, unsettling atmosphere. For horror fans, it’s a commendable offering with plenty of ...

Every year around this time, there’s an effort by some Christians to remind people that “Jesus is the reason for the season.” But Christmas, in fact, has several pagan predecessors, as The Baltimore ...

As Halloween night begins one of the most interesting survival horror games of the year is also one of the most visually impressive. Although we’ll have to wait and see about the hoped-for renaissance ...

Today is Saturnalia, an ancient Roman holiday with a long tradition here at the Volokh Conspiracy. Admittedly, it's tradition only in so far as I have put up a post about it every December 17 for the ...