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I've swapped modern live service games for a browser game that's been running since 2009
AppWizard
July 12, 2025

I’ve swapped modern live service games for a browser game that’s been running since 2009

During a shroom-hopping race, the starter's pistol misfires, injuring an official and causing chaos among the racers. The narrator reflects on the incident, emphasizing that the official accepted the risks. The narrator competes in the race, navigating oversized fungi and securing a podium position despite complaints from other racers. After the race, the narrator returns to London with various winnings and recounts a day filled with adventures, including rescuing urchins from gangsters and tracking a dirigible. The narrator expresses excitement for upcoming titles and notes the unique charm of Fallen London, which lacks traditional graphics and sound but offers an engaging escape.
The best PC games of 2025 (that don't need a graphics card)
AppWizard
June 27, 2025

The best PC games of 2025 (that don’t need a graphics card)

In 2025, several innovative games have emerged that cater to players without high-end graphics requirements. - 9 Kings: An early access game focused on base-building and strategy, where players construct armies on limited tiles and face randomized enemies. - Pipstrello and the Cursed Yoyo: A vibrant adventure game reminiscent of Game Boy Advance titles, featuring real-time combat and puzzles, with a soundtrack by Yoko Shimomura. - So to Speak: A gamified language learning puzzle game that helps players learn Japanese vocabulary and culture. - The Roottrees are Dead: An investigative game exploring a plane crash mystery, combining genealogy and drama, now available in a remastered version on Steam. - Cast N Chill: A relaxing fishing game with pixel art aesthetics, allowing players to catch and document various fish. - Wizordum: A fast-paced action game that mixes first-person shooter mechanics with spell-slinging, featuring a level editor. - Glass Cannon: A physics-based puzzle game with roguelike elements, where players shoot at enemies with limited bullets. - Urban Myth Dissolution Center: A psychic investigator game with retro aesthetics and a narrative inspired by Japanese horror. - Chronicles of the Wolf: A side-scrolling action game set during the Beast of Gévaudan attacks, reminiscent of classic titles like Castlevania. - Desktop Survivors 98: A survival game featuring Clippy in a whimsical digital landscape, paying homage to early computing days.
Horror adventure game DO NOT PLAY announced for PC
AppWizard
April 13, 2025

Horror adventure game DO NOT PLAY announced for PC

SCRAP and Fahrenheit 213 are developing a horror adventure game titled DO NOT PLAY, set to launch on PC via Steam in 2026. The game features a premise where players encounter a system error with numerous windows and warns, "This is a game that you should never play." It is inspired by the banned browser game “GeM” from the early 2000s, although the developers were not involved in its original creation. DO NOT PLAY is a first-person escape game that includes puzzles and mini-games, aiming to uncover mysteries and find a way back to reality. The game recreates the nostalgic atmosphere of 2000s flash games and intertwines nostalgia with reality. An announcement trailer and screenshots are available for viewing.
Get up to 85% off some of the PCs weirdest adventure games, all to benefit 'humanitarian relief in Ukraine'
AppWizard
March 30, 2025

Get up to 85% off some of the PCs weirdest adventure games, all to benefit ‘humanitarian relief in Ukraine’

Amanita Design is hosting a sale from March 26 to April 2, offering discounts of up to 85% on its entire game catalog, with all proceeds going to humanitarian aid in Ukraine through the organization People in Need. The original Samorost is free, Samorost 2 is priced at £1.28, Samorost 3 at £2.54, and Machinarium at £5. Botanicula, released in 2012, and Creaks, released in 2020, are both available for £5. Amanita's upcoming project, Phonopolis, features a narrative inspired by Karel Čapek and George Orwell. A complete bundle of all games and soundtracks is available for just over £25.
Reminder: Android watches don't need sideloading gimmicks for gaming
BetaBeacon
February 5, 2025

Reminder: Android watches don’t need sideloading gimmicks for gaming

There are actual Wear OS games available in the Play Store that are optimized for limited storage and RAM, and do not require hacking or destroying battery life. These games include simple, classic games that can be enjoyed for a few minutes on your smartwatch. There are two main types of Wear OS games: single-tap games and swipe games. Some popular games include Single Tap Games, Cactus Run: Classic, Jump Drive: Get Away, and "2048 for smart watch." Additionally, there are mental training and relaxation games available, as well as kids' games. While many Wear OS games are low-quality, there is potential for better games in the future, especially with the upcoming new Snapdragon Wear chip.
From gamer to creator: How a Malaysian founded an award-winning game design company behind ‘Postknight’ (VIDEO)
BetaBeacon
November 9, 2024

From gamer to creator: How a Malaysian founded an award-winning game design company behind ‘Postknight’ (VIDEO)

P’ng Yi Wei, a former gamer, founded the independent game studio Kurechii after winning a grant for his first game, Reachin’ Pichin. Despite initial challenges, Kurechii has grown to have 24 employees and has released successful games such as King’s League, Postknight, and Tiny Guardians. Their games incorporate Malaysian cultural elements in a subtle way through the Prism world.
Arkadium moves into third-party publishing
AppWizard
August 12, 2024

Arkadium moves into third-party publishing

Arkadium is transitioning into a third-party publisher, building on its Arkadium for Developers distribution platform launched in April. The company has introduced the Arkadium Publishing Fund 1 (APF1), a million-dollar development fund to support this initiative. Its inaugural collection of third-party titles includes seven games: Multiplayer Chess Online, Ridella, Categories, Room Escape, Element Blocks, Zoo Boom, and an officially-licensed version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Arkadium aims to provide resources and support for talented developers to succeed in the browser-based gaming sector.
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