Saudi Horror Game Aunt Fatima has players navigating an empty house and solving puzzles while evading a malevolent presence. Photo: Abdulla Al Hamad

Aunt Fatima: The Saudi horror game inspired by Gulf folklore

Designed and published by YouTuber Abdulla Al Hamad, it has found popularity in the region and beyond

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Oil prices fall on Opec+ output hike expectations and Iran talks

Energy

Sheikh Tahnoon and Saudi Crown Prince address regional security in Jeddah talks

UAE

Saudi Arabia and Indonesia sign deals worth $27bn

Economy

Saudi Arabia inaugurates first battery of Thaad air defence system

Gulf

France's Thales eyes radar factory in Saudi Arabia and AI centre in UAE

Aviation
The Esports World Cup in Saudi Arabia returns on July 7. SPA

K-pop star debuts official song for Esports World Cup 2025

Olympic-backed event will feature several tournaments and a star-studded opening ceremony

Culture

Saudi-Lebanese operation foils smuggling of five million amphetamine pills

MENA

Gulf states grow wary after Iran's strike in Qatar tests regional detente

Gulf

Saudi Arabia opens year-round Umrah access to Gulf citizens and residents

Gulf

My Riyadh Salary'I took $10,000-a-month job after Lebanon crisis'

Money

AirAsia considering Ras Al Khaimah or Saudi Arabia for Gulf hub, CEO says

Aviation

Review: Night of Champions proves Saudi Arabia is now central to WWE

Culture
Mosbah Dannaoui sought employment in Saudi Arabia early last year due to the financial crisis and inflationary pressures in Lebanon. Courtesy: Mosbah Dannaoui

My Riyadh Salary'I took $10,000-a-month job after Lebanon crisis'

Mosbah Dannaoui, who works as a QHSE director, says he has $400,000 frozen in a Lebanese bank

Money

AirAsia considering Ras Al Khaimah or Saudi Arabia for Gulf hub, CEO says

Aviation

Review: Night of Champions proves Saudi Arabia is now central to WWE

Culture

WWE's Karrion Kross on reinvention, rumours and rising fan support

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