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AppWizard
January 18, 2026
The early 2010s saw a resurgence in the gaming industry with retro revival projects, facilitated by platforms like Steam and funding models like Kickstarter. One notable title from this period is Legend of Grimrock, a first-person dungeon crawler released in 2012 that revitalizes classic game mechanics. The game and its sequel, Legend of Grimrock 2, are currently available on Steam at an 80% discount, with the original priced at £2.55 and the sequel at £4, or together for £5. Legend of Grimrock 2 expands gameplay by introducing new environments, weapons, monsters, spells, and puzzles, and features level editors for community-created content. Legend of Grimrock 2 is the final project of Almost Human Games, whose members later formed Ctrl Alt Ninja, developing the tactical RPG Druidstone: The Secret of the Menhir Forest in 2019. The status of the developer is unclear, as many members have returned to traditional roles in other studios. The discount on the games ends on Monday.
AppWizard
December 18, 2025
In 2025, PC gaming showcased a diverse range of titles, with the IGN team voting on the top five games. Honorable mentions included Europa Universalis 5 and Anno 117: Pax Romana in the strategy genre, as well as first-person shooters like Doom: The Dark Ages, Arc Raiders, and Battlefield 6. The indie scene thrived with games such as Ball x Pit, Megabonk, and Monster Train 2. The runner-up titles were: - Hollow Knight: Silksong, known for its difficulty, stunning visuals, and engaging narrative. - Blue Prince, a roguelike puzzler that combines unpredictability with skillful gameplay. - Hades 2, recognized as the best action game of 2025, expanding on its predecessor's legacy with new features. - Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, an expansive RPG with meaningful choices and consequences. The winner of the Best PC Game of 2025 was Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a French RPG with innovative turn-based combat and a polished launch.
AppWizard
December 18, 2025
Valve has launched Steam Replay 2025, a feature that provides Steam users with a personalized recap of their gaming statistics from the past year, including the number of games played, popular titles, preferred genres, and achievements. Users can access their Steam Replay by visiting Steam's homepage, clicking on "Review your Year on Steam," and scrolling down to view their results. For Steam Deck users, they need to power on the device, press the Steam button, select Store, navigate to the More tab, and choose Steam Replay to view their details. Some users may not see their Steam Replay due to gaming more on other devices instead of the Steam Deck.
AppWizard
December 16, 2025
Behavior Interactive is hosting an in-person event to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Dead by Daylight on June 14, 2026, in Montreal's Old Port. The event will include developer panels, exclusive reveals, meet-and-greets, hands-on gaming stations, and a mini-expo. A Year 10 Anniversary Broadcast will provide insights into the game's future. A limited edition DBD Collector's Set is available for pre-order, featuring a statue, a lifesize flashlight replica, collectible pins, art cards, and a crafted artbook, priced at 9.99 / £185.99.
AppWizard
December 11, 2025
A recent update to Facebook Messenger has caused users to lose access to long-standing conversations, displaying a warning that states, “This chat is no longer active,” and redirecting them to a different encrypted thread. Users have reported that they can still view past messages but cannot reply, react, or forward content, effectively turning conversations into archives. This change is part of Meta's initiative to make end-to-end encryption the default for Messenger, which was announced in 2023. When two chats exist with the same contact—one regular and one encrypted—users must choose which chat remains active, archiving the other. Users have expressed confusion and concern over this abrupt transition, despite the privacy benefits of default encryption.
AppWizard
December 1, 2025
Google is making a "huge investment" in a "UX 2.0" overhaul for the Gemini app, which includes developing a native macOS version. The upcoming changes aim to enhance the user experience with cleaner navigation, clearer entry points, and a more intuitive layout. The Android version has already introduced a refreshed homepage with a cleaner greeting banner, a darker background in dark mode, and reorganized action chips for easier navigation. Tools like “Create image,” “Deep Research,” and “Write anything” are now more accessible, and a “My Stuff” section allows users to revisit generated content. The native macOS app will improve file management and integration with system features, moving away from browser limitations.
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