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AppWizard

February 15, 2025

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has almost hit 2 million sales, a ‘reminder’ to parent company Embracer ‘to bring great products to the market’

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has sold nearly two million units across all platforms within two weeks of its launch, following one million units sold on its first day. Embracer Group CEO Lars Wingefors emphasized the importance of focusing on core competencies and delivering quality products. The Embracer Group has faced challenges, including layoffs and project cancellations, particularly with Daedalic Entertainment's troubled project, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. The company has also experienced layoffs and the cancellation of a new Deus Ex game amid an aggressive acquisition strategy.

AppWizard

December 20, 2024

Ubisoft releases new Blood Dragon game… with NFTs

Ubisoft is facing challenges, including game cancellations and workforce reductions, while exploring new engagement opportunities through the nostalgic universe of Far Cry 3 and the spin-off Blood Dragon. They are launching a top-down shooter called Captain Laserhawk: The G.A.M.E., featuring Rayman as a commentator. Players must purchase an NFT, the 'Niji Warrior' card, to participate, which evolves as they progress. The game promotes familiar NFT concepts, such as shaping the world and earning exclusive rewards, but gameplay details remain vague, with minimal in-game footage available. Ubisoft's previous NFT initiatives faced backlash, but they continue to pursue this technology, partnering with blockchain platform Immutable and keeping NFT content separate from their main branding.

AppWizard

September 8, 2024

How To Check (And Cancel) Subscriptions On Your Android Phone – SlashGear

In modern technology, messaging apps facilitate communication during work trips, recipe apps simplify meal preparation, and streaming services offer entertainment. However, managing app subscriptions can be challenging, particularly for Android users who may face unexpected charges due to automatic renewals. To control finances, it is advisable to periodically review active subscriptions. Three methods to check and cancel subscriptions on Android devices include: 1. Using Play Store: Open the Google Play Store, tap your profile icon, select "Payments & subscriptions," and click on "Subscriptions" to view all linked subscriptions. To cancel, select the subscription, tap "Cancel subscription," provide a reason, and confirm. 2. From the Settings: Open the Settings app, select "Google," verify the account, tap "Manage your Google Account," go to "Payments & subscriptions," and select "Manage subscriptions." To cancel, choose the subscription, tap "Cancel subscription," provide a reason, and confirm. 3. Via Browser: Open a browser, visit the Google Play Help page for cancellations, log in, and click "Cancel a subscription" to chat with the Help guide. Confirm the account, select the subscription to cancel, and confirm the cancellation. After cancellation, access to the service continues until the end of the billing cycle, and an email confirmation is sent detailing the changes.