Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher creator CD Projekt has acquired indie studio The Molasses Flood, which will now work on a new game based on one of CD Projekt's IPs. Announced to investors today, CD Projekt announced that it had bought 60% of the Boston studio initially, and organised transactions to takeover the remaining 40% over time. The Molasses Flood will collaborate with CD Projekt's development unit, CD Projekt Red, but will retain "full autonomy". The announcement mentioned that The Molasses Flood "will work on its own project based on one of CD Projekt’s IPs." That's likely a game set within the Witcher or Cyberpunk universes. CD Projekt has previously said that it will developer AAA Witcher and Cyberpunk games simultaneously, starting from 2022. It's not clear what property Molasses Flood will work with, nor if this is an additional project on top of those planned developments – CD Projekt says it will announce more in the future. M
President Donald Trump declared Friday the U.S. will uncover the truth about what happened to journalist and U.S. resident Jamal Khashoggi, whose possible murder at Saudi hands after disappearing in Istanbul has captured worldwide attention. Trump promised to personally call Saudi Arabia's King Salman soon about "the terrible situation in Turkey."
"We try to do our best to support them at this hard time," explained Operation Blessing's Diego Traverso. "Operation Blessing is bringing them food because the people are running out of food. Medical teams treat an average of 200 to 300 patients daily providing medicine, care – even prayer for the people."
Following the mysterious disappearance, and quite possibly murder, of a Saudi Arabian journalist, many are wondering – was the Saudi government behind it? Now members from both political parties in the US are demanding answers.
After two years of prison and detention, Pastor Andrew Brunson has been released after a shocking final hearing in a Turkish court. Here's what just happened.
Following the mysterious disappearance, and quite possibly murder, of a Saudi Arabian journalist, many are wondering – was the Saudi government behind it? Now members from both political parties in the US are demanding answers.
Finally, after an excruciatingly long wait of almost two years, it appears the incarceration of United States pastor Andrew Brunson will finally come to an end. According to NBC News, the White House has brokered a deal to secure Brunson’s freedom:
A Christian airline pilot says the Holy Spirit moved him to hurry up the departure of his Batik Air flight from Palu carrying 140 passengers, perhaps saving many lives as the disaster unfolded around them, according to the website God Reports.
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Dale Hurd interviewed Hungary's defiant foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, who insists Hungary will remain a sovereign Christian nation which rejects any foreign interference, especially when it comes to its borders and migrants from the Muslim world.
On Monday, October 8 the Supreme Court of Pakistan is scheduled to hear the final appeal of Asia Bibi, the Christian mother convicted of committing blasphemy.
You may have heard about the Nobel Peace Prize being awarded last week, but since the names weren't famous you might not have realized that one of the recipients has a remarkable testimony of faith. His name is Denis Mukwege. His nickname: "Dr. Miracle."
In recent Facebook posts, evangelist Franklin Graham shared the news of the response to the gospel message of Jesus Christ at a revival held over the weekend in Monterrey, Mexico.
The United Kingdom's highest court is scheduled to make a ruling Wednesday on a four-year-old case that the British media have dubbed the "gay cake" case.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is on American soil meeting with hundreds of investors whom he hopes will help save his nation's failing economy. However, religious freedom advocates say US financiers should steer clear of this request...
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that he and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made unspecified progress Sunday toward an agreement for the North to give up its nuclear weapons, though there was no immediate indication whether Pompeo had managed to arrange a much-anticipated second summit between Kim and President Donald Trump.
A top Vatican cardinal issued a scathing rebuke Sunday of the ambassador who accused Pope Francis of covering up the sexual misconduct of a prominent American cardinal, saying his claims were a “blasphemous” political hit job.
Christians dressed in their tidiest clothes flocked to Sunday sermons in the earthquake and tsunami damaged Indonesian city of Palu, seeking answers as the death toll from the twin disasters breached 1,700 and officials said they feared more than 5,000 others could be missing.
An earthquake struck northwest Haiti Saturday night leaving seven people dead. Local officials say the death toll may rise and were preparing to send first responders within the affected areas.
On Monday, October 8 the Supreme Court of Pakistan is scheduled to hear the final appeal of Asia Bibi, the Christian mother convicted of committing blasphemy.