If you're tired of the same old blockbuster games, this roundup highlights some quirky and creative indie titles that are breaking the mold. From sci-fi cloning adventures to bizarre sandworm survival challenges and even a surprisingly deep scrapbooking simulator, these games prove that small studios are still the best at delivering fresh, weird, and wonderful experiences.

Editor’s Note: While big studios often play it safe, indie developers keep pushing boundaries with imaginative concepts—and this list is a reminder of why that matters. These games aren’t just niche curiosities; they’re proof that innovation thrives when creators aren’t shackled by corporate expectations. For players looking for something truly different, this is your cheat sheet.

If you've been eyeing a Sonos speaker or soundbar but held off because of the price, now's your chance—several models are discounted to their lowest prices ever. Whether you're upgrading your home theater or just want better sound around the house, this sale makes high-quality audio a little more affordable.

Editor’s Note: Sonos gear rarely gets this cheap, so for anyone who values premium sound without the usual premium price tag, this is a solid opportunity. It’s also a sign that even high-end brands are feeling the squeeze as shoppers tighten their budgets, which could mean more deals ahead.

Anne Wojcicki, the founder of 23andMe, is set to take back the reins of the genetic testing company after a turbulent period marked by financial struggles and declining consumer trust. Despite recent challenges—including layoffs and plummeting stock prices—Wojcicki’s return signals a potential turnaround effort, leveraging her original vision to steer the company forward.

Editor’s Note: 23andMe has been a household name in at-home DNA testing, but it’s faced rough waters lately. Wojcicki’s comeback isn’t just about corporate reshuffling—it’s a bet that her leadership can revive the company’s reputation and innovation. For customers and investors, it’s a wait-and-see moment: can the founder’s return fix what’s broken, or is this just a temporary Band-Aid?

The Internet Archive, best known for preserving digital history, just gave its old-school GeoCities GIF search tool a much-needed upgrade. Think of it as a time machine for early web nostalgia—now with better filters and faster results.

The team behind the beloved Pebble smartwatch is making a comeback with a spiritual successor, and it's officially set to start shipping in July. Fans of the original Pebble—known for its simplicity, long battery life, and hacker-friendly vibe—have been eagerly waiting for this. While details are still sparse, the new device aims to recapture that same charm without being a direct copy.

Get ready, Minecraft fans—your favorite blocky universe is hitting the small screen. Warner Bros. just announced that a Minecraft movie will premiere exclusively on HBO Max on June 20. No word yet on plot details or voice actors, but given the game’s massive following, expectations are already stacking up like diamond blocks.

If you're not a fan of Google's new AI-generated summaries popping up at the top of your search results, you're in luck—there's a way to turn them off (for now). This quick guide walks you through the simple steps to disable the feature, which has been rolling out widely after Google's recent I/O announcements.

If you're itching to get your hands on the Nintendo Switch 2, this article has you covered with the latest stock updates from major retailers like Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. It’s a handy guide for tracking availability and snagging one before they sell out—because let’s face it, these things disappear fast.

Wikipedia has scrapped its experiment with AI-generated article summaries after pushback from its community of human editors, who argued the tech wasn't reliable enough yet. The platform had planned to test "article summaries" created by artificial intelligence, but editors raised concerns about accuracy and bias—ultimately convincing Wikipedia to hit pause.