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Empire City is a machine that feeds on people. It chews through soldiers, drivers, lovers, and dreamers, and spits them out as corpses or criminals. No one escapes clean. No one gets to live untouched. For Vicktor, Johnny, and Emily, survival is not just about the guns they carry or the streets they walk. It is about the few ties they still hold onto, the people who remind them they are human, even as the city turns them into something else. Friends. Lovers. Partners. They ar

The sun crept over the skyline, over the towers that house the rich. The time the light reached Emily’s cramped apartment, she was still glued to her phone. Hours had bled into dawn. Her eyes stung. Her mind buzzed from an entire night wasted on social media. A flicker of regret passed through her, but there was no going back. She shoved the phone into her pocket, grabbed her jacket, and stepped into the hallway. Downstairs, her car groaned awake on the second try. She guided

Empire City – A Machine That Eats Its People Empire City was never built for the people who live here. It was built for the buildings. Glass and steel pierce the clouds, their dark windows hiding the faces of the corporate warlords who run the city.. The Rich, don’t walk the streets. They don’t take the subway. They don’t inhale the same air as the rest of the city. Down below, the city chokes on itself. Street vendors argue over territory as polluted rain burns their eyes. S

DooM, the franchise that changed first-person shooters, has shocked gamers when it was released. With a history that spans so big, fans ask "Which of the classic DooM games is best?" As a Doom mapper and player, I have been asked by my friend Zoha which classic DOOM installment is best, So I’ve researched all 4 of the entries, from creating maps in Doom I and Doom II to seeing the spooky scenes of Doom 64. Each game has its unique gameplay and skills needed, but I am convince

When I wanted to start a website back in 2022, I never expected the journey to unfold as it did. My first project, "Jarl4772," emerged from my love for software and creating games. It began as a hub where visitors could download my games and software. This hobby turned into a 3 year long project of my hobbies. As time went on, my vision began to change. I felt the need to focus solely on showcasing my games. What started as a personal project began to feel more like a corpora