Everyone on TikTok is bingeing Who TF Did I Marry?!?, a woman’s personal story time about a messy year-long relationship with a man she describes as a pathological liar. Delivered in 50 10-minute segments, with a total run-time of more than eight hours, it’s the short-form platform’s latest long-form success, highlighting the immense pull of personal confessionals.

Released on February 22, Pacific Drive, from Seattle-based developer Ironwood, is a survival game where players drive through a nuclear exclusion zone crawling with unpredictable supernatural phenomena. The high-stakes adventure is tempered by calming stretches of car maintenance, offering players a crucial balance of adrenaline and cosy downtime.

Following fruitless negotiations, Universal Music Group (UMG), the biggest record label in the world, has pulled its catalogue of music – including artists like Taylor Swift and BTS – off TikTok. Now, popular memes built around UMG-owned songs have been muted, and creators are filling the silence with karaoke and non-musical soundbites.

Netflix’s anime Delicious in Dungeon follows an adventuring group of fantasy heroes with a narrative focus on the prosaic challenge of feeding themselves. Weekly episodes are simultaneously released in Japan and as dubbed international versions, while the show’s synched-up global fans eagerly try their hand at the anime’s fantastic dishes, indicating a new branch of actively engaged fandom.

Launched on March 6, social app Downpour lets users build interactive experiences out of the contents of their camera roll. Created by independent game developer V Buckenham with the goal of making the fundamentals of game design accessible to everyone, Downpour unlocks a novel way of turning photos into interlinked mini-experiences.