Regrets of the Dreadwolf is a lengthy side quest in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, but it's also one of its best, as it reveals a lot of major details about past Dragon Age mysteries. You also get the ...

There are many class specialisations in Dragon Age: The Veilguard. The Champion is a Warrior specialisation that focuses on comboing with allies, using Burning, and getting up to tricks with the ...

Here’s how it works. Our Dragon Age Veilguard guide has everything you need to be the savior of Thedas, covering major choices, combat tips, and how to romance your companions. Dragon Age 4 ...

There were two new releases in the top 10 this week with Dragon Age: The Veilguard debuting in second place and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered in fourth place.

Dragons do appear in the first two Dragon Age games, heck the final boss fight of Dragon Age: Origins is with the giant Archdemon in the form of a dragon. Dragon Age: Inquisition has the best of ...

Cameron Faulkner (he/him) is Polygon’s commerce editor. He began writing about tech and gaming in 2013, and migrated from The Verge in 2023. Over at QVC, first-time shoppers can save $20 on ...

“Anora” follows a young exotic dancer who goes by “Ani”, short for “Anora”, who falls in love with one of her clients, a young-looking son of a mysterious, ultra-wealthy Russian family ...

Cannes Palm d’Or winner Anora went wide and A Real Pain added theaters in limited release, both nicely, with Crunchyroll’s Japanese epic fantasy OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom and Small Things ...

Former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” cast member Adrienne Maloof and Beyoncé were unlikely inspirations for “Anora’s” hair and makeup team. In the Sean Baker film, Anora (aka Ani ...

Sean Baker's Anora is like Pretty Woman at the harried pace of Uncut Gems — until the ending. The film's final moments are silent, which is a direct contrast to the chaotic journey Ani (Mikey ...

Still, they too treat Anora as a simple pawn in her schemes (with one offering her $10,000 in exchange for the mess that this has caused). Anora’s agency is never really there from beginning to end.

Instead, she breaks down crying. They say nothing during this exchange, and the film ends. Anora's writer and director Sean Baker told Mashable that the way he wrote the ending left it up to the ...