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AppWizard
May 2, 2026
Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era has been launched after a decade-long hiatus, developed by Unfrozen and published by Hooded Horse. The game is a prequel featuring six factions, including Temple knights and Necromancers, and offers three modes: a story-driven campaign, custom map creation, and self-contained scenarios. It quickly became a top seller on Steam, achieving 250,000 sales within 16 hours and recouping development costs in 24 hours. A launch sale is available, offering a 25% discount until May 14. Unfrozen is actively seeking player feedback to improve the game.
AppWizard
May 2, 2026
Crimson Desert has received a significant update (version 1.05) that introduces two new features: 'rematch' and 're-blockade' options. The rematch feature allows players to re-engage with any previously defeated boss at the original battle site using a Memory Fragment, with 69 bosses available and two modes—'Reminisce' for original encounters and 'Resonate' for scaled challenges. The re-blockade feature lets players adjust enemy respawn rates in strongholds, with three settings: 'Conflict,' 'War,' and 'Stable,' affecting 23 forts and quarries. Additionally, players can now discover two legendary animals, the Iron Eagle and the Hyacinth Macaw, and interact with goose and duck pets. The update also includes various bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements.
AppWizard
May 2, 2026
Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era sold over 250,000 copies within its first day of early access. It received 91% positive reviews from more than 3,500 user reviews on Steam, achieving a "very positive" overall rating. The game reached a peak concurrent player count of nearly 52,000 on Steam and is currently among the top-selling games on the platform. The first patch for the game has been released, which includes bug fixes, network enhancements, balance adjustments, and localization fixes.
Winsage
May 1, 2026
Microsoft rolled out update KB5083769 for Windows 11 to enhance security, but users have reported issues such as BitLocker lockouts, boot loops, and problems with Remote Desktop functionality. The update is causing compatibility problems with third-party backup applications, including Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud, Macrium Reflect, NinjaOne Backup, and UrBackup Server, due to a bug in the Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). Users experiencing backup failures are advised to uninstall update KB5083769 as a temporary solution until Microsoft releases a patch. The timeline for resolving these issues is currently unclear.
Winsage
May 1, 2026
Microsoft resolved an issue affecting the display of security warnings when opening Remote Desktop (.rdp) files across all supported Windows versions, including Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows Server. This problem was particularly evident on devices with multiple monitors having different display scaling settings. The fix was included in the optional KB5083631 preview cumulative update for Windows 11. The issue arose after the installation of the April 2026 security update, which introduced security warnings to enhance protection against phishing attacks. Users reported misalignment and obscured buttons in the security dialog, making it difficult to interact with. Additionally, the April security updates caused issues with third-party backup applications on Windows 11 systems and led to restart loops and failures during update installations on Windows Server.
Winsage
May 1, 2026
Microsoft has released the optional KB5083631 update for Windows 11 (Builds 26200.8328 and 26100.8328, version 24H2). Key features include a new Xbox Mode and an improved File Explorer experience, enhancing speed and stability. The update expands native file handling capabilities, allowing users to open and extract formats like .nupkg, .xar, .uu, and .cpio without third-party software. It integrates elements from Project K2 for optimization and improves the reliability of the explorer.exe process. Interface refinements include retaining the “Extra Large Icons” setting in the Downloads folder, fixing a “white flash” glitch in Dark Mode, and maintaining folder viewing preferences. The update package is about 5.1 GB for x64 systems and 4.6 GB for ARM architectures, with no major known issues reported. It can be accessed via Windows Update or offline installers, and these enhancements will be included in the mandatory May 2026 Patch Tuesday release.
AppWizard
April 30, 2026
Bunnyhopping is a common skill among gamers, particularly in Counter-Strike. A bug in Overwatch affected Lucio players, preventing them from jumping while accessing the scoreboard, but Blizzard has fixed this issue. The latest Overwatch patch introduced a new limited-time mode called 4v4 Evolved, featuring a character named Emre designed for balanced gameplay. This mode will be available until May 11. The patch also adjusted Ramattra's ultimate callout volume, reducing it for player comfort.
Winsage
April 29, 2026
Microsoft has acknowledged a significant issue with the April updates to Windows 11, particularly affecting the Remote Desktop feature in mixed-scaling multi-monitor environments. Security warning dialogs may become unreadable, complicating the trust prompt process before initiating a connection. Temporary workarounds have been provided while a permanent solution is being developed. The issue arises from a new warning window introduced in April, which is difficult to read or interact with when different display scaling settings are used. Affected Windows 11 packages include KB5083769 and KB5082052. Users are advised to align scaling values across monitors or use keyboard navigation if the mouse fails to interact with the buttons. Microsoft added this bug to its known issues documentation on April 23 and updated it on April 27, indicating ongoing investigation and a cumulative update is anticipated to restore prompt clarity. The April release cycle also faced a separate regression related to BitLocker recovery, adding operational strain on administrators.
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