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May 7, 2026

Despite Gothic Remake’s glow-up, it’s still the scrappy eurojank RPG it always was, and that’s fine with me

Gothic Remake revisits the original Gothic game, which established a foundation for future RPGs. Players start as a nameless convict in a penal colony controlled by inmates, facing challenges without weapons or clear direction. The game emphasizes exploration, NPC interaction, and skill development rather than immediate action. The Colony, originally a penal facility, is divided into three factions: the organized Old Camp, the ruthless New Camp, and the eccentric Swamp Camp. Players encounter dangers and must navigate the environment without a minimap, relying on NPC guidance. Combat mechanics reflect the protagonist's initial lack of skill, and the game retains a sense of discovery and immersion characteristic of traditional RPGs.

AppWizard

May 7, 2026

The Invisible Messenger: How imo Quietly Built 200 Million Users by Serving Migrant Workers

imo is a messaging application launched in 2007 by two former Google engineers, which has over 200 million active users. It focuses on labor migrants from the Global South, offering reliable video calling even on poor connections. The app grew organically as migrants shared it with their families and communities, particularly in regions with limited connectivity. imo has developed into a fully-featured messaging platform, serving as essential infrastructure for millions of migrant families to maintain connections. Its growth strategy involved avoiding direct competition in saturated markets and addressing the specific needs of migrant workers.

AppWizard

May 3, 2026

The creator of Infinite Craft has a new game where you explore a secret-filled social hub as your mouse cursor

Cursor Camp is a browser-based social MMO developed by Neal Agarwal, reminiscent of classic games like Club Penguin and Habbo Hotel. Players interact without traditional text chat, focusing on shared experiences. Activities include collecting marshmallows, watching classic films, and playing soccer. Players can collect hats and unlock badges by completing tasks, enhancing the sense of achievement. The game fosters connections among players globally, creating a joyful atmosphere filled with music and engaging activities.

AppWizard

May 2, 2026

A new Crimson Desert update just fixed its empty world problem, and added two legendary pets

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

April 28, 2026

How to complete The One That Got Away in Diablo 4

To complete The One That Got Away quest in Diablo 4, players must catch six yellow rarity fish located in various regions of Sanctuary. The specific fish and their locations are as follows: 1. Augur of Civo - Dry Steppes: northwest of Ken Bardu. 2. Morayaga - Fractured Peaks: northwest of Kyovoshard on a bridge above a river. 3. Crookfish - Hawezar: from a pier in Backwater. 4. Zakarati - Kehjistan: from a pond in the southwest of the Iron Wolves camp fast travel. 5. Neme-Senga - Nahantu: from a pier in Kurast Docks. 6. Drakonbeard - Scosglen: from a pier in the northwest. Players need to consume the fish in their inventory to add them to their codex for quest progress. After catching all the fish, they should return to Shi Yugong for rewards of experience points and gold.

AppWizard

April 25, 2026

A minor Fallout: New Vegas quest got its own ending slide because the team was transfixed by the choice where you make the NCR’s worst soldiers take Psycho

Josh Sawyer, design director at Obsidian, discussed the subjective criteria for selecting quests that receive ending slides in their RPGs, with the game's director making the final decision. Individual designers rarely advocate for their own quests to be included. He highlighted the quest "Flags of Our Foul-Ups," where NCR soldiers face dire consequences due to their incompetence. Players can use various skills or the fictional stimulant "Psycho" to influence the outcome. The team concluded that using Psycho could lead to chaos and war crimes, prompting the inclusion of ending slides that detail the soldiers' grim fate. Sawyer emphasized the importance of capturing major narrative beats in these slides, while also acknowledging the logistical challenges of creating them, including time limits and the need to illustrate and record multiple endings for companions.

AppWizard

April 22, 2026

Steam, Minecraft, Roblox and Fortnite risk “becoming onramps to abuse, extremist violence, radicalisation or lifelong harm”, claim Australian government

The Australian government's eSafety commissioner has issued transparency notices to major gaming platforms, including Valve, Epic Games, Microsoft, and the Roblox Corporation, to understand their measures for safeguarding children online. Concerns have been raised about predatory adults targeting children through grooming and extremist narratives in games. Specific instances include Islamic State-inspired games on Roblox, far-right groups using Minecraft for fascist imagery, Fortnite gamifying tragic historical events, and Steam serving as a hub for extreme-right communities. The government is urging these companies to take meaningful steps to prevent abuse and radicalization. Some measures have already been implemented, such as Roblox restricting access to social hangouts and unrated games for users under 13 and introducing selfie-based facial age estimation technology. The companies are expected to provide detailed accounts of their existing and planned measures to combat grooming and extremism.

AppWizard

April 18, 2026

Windrose: If you can’t find the buyer for the People of Tortuga, it’s because he’s not on Tortuga

Players in the survival game Windrose can sell their provisions and medicine to the People of Tortuga faction, but the buyer is located on a different island. To find the buyer, players should sail near Tortuga and look for the "Brethren of the Coast Waters." Completing the quest "Glorious Hunters" leads to the head of the Buccaneers, marking the buyer's island on the map. Players must first deliver 50 bags of gunpowder to a character named Henri, then deliver tanned hides to Charlie Sharpe, which reveals the buyer's location. Upon reaching the buyer's island, players can sell their items and encounter another bounty agent, as well as a cook named Black Axel who can craft potions.

AppWizard

April 16, 2026

Where to Shop Minecraft x Hey Dude Shoe Collab: Best Minecraft Gifts

Hey Dude has launched a collaboration with Minecraft, introducing a collection of slip-on shoes called the Wally Funk Creeper and the Enderman Wally Camp Slip, priced at .99 for adults and .99 for kids. The shoes are made from lightweight materials, feature breathable designs, removable foam insoles, and flexible outsoles. The Wally Funk Creeper comes in a green-and-black color scheme, while the Enderman Wally Camp Slip is black-and-purple with shearling lining. This collaboration follows Hey Dude's history of partnerships and is expected to be popular among fans of the game.

AppWizard

April 15, 2026

Can’t find the Windrose Traveler’s Camp second chest? We couldn’t either… until we remembered a clue from another camp

In the co-op pirate survival game Windrose, players earn experience points (XP) by exploring islands and completing tasks, which include finding and opening treasure chests. The game map indicates the number of chests remaining at each location. During gameplay, the PC Gamer team found one chest at a Traveler's Camp but struggled to locate the second. A memory of a previous camp led them to search for trees with red scarves tied around them, which consistently marked the location of hidden chests. Digging at the base of these trees allowed them to successfully find the second chest at various Traveler's Camps.