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At the Xbox Partner Preview presentation, Ukrainian studio GSC showed the first major story expansion for STALKER 2 called "The Price of Hope." The developers promise dozens of hours of gameplay in new locations, including events that will also take place on the territory of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. We analyze the trailer in detail and tell you what awaits players in the Exclusion Zone this summer.

The Lychakiv District Court of Lviv has issued a number of rulings to seize the property of the Yabko electronics store chain at the request of the Lviv Territorial Department of the Bureau of Economic Security (BEB). We reviewed the court documents to find out exactly what was seized.

A banking app has long ceased to be just a tool for transferring funds and paying bills — today it is a personal financial hub that should «know its user by face» (and this, of course, is not about video identification and background through the camera!).

Watching the development of AI — as an engineer and as the head of a product studio — is another emotional rollercoaster. That’s why I spent three weekends immersed in vibecoding, to understand firsthand what it is and how it can work. I started with a cocky «Well, Skynet, let’s see what you’re capable of.» But I soon came to «Mother Vasilyev» and «This thing will change our familiar world, and it’s inevitable.» But if we put emotions aside, it’s worth admitting that the current capabilities of vibecoding surprise even me, a developer with 20 years of experience and dozens of cases of building successful products.

While Tinder and Bumble struggle with user churn due to “swipe fatigue,” Oleksandr Kazmirchuk is launching SpicyDate. It’s a dating app where you don’t have to wait for a mutual like to start dating, and annoying correspondence gives way to shared leisure time thanks to integration with establishments and attending events. We talked to Oleksandr about how the experience of friendship helped him create a platform where people meet again in restaurants and on walks, not on smartphone screens.