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AppWizard
May 27, 2025
Major League Baseball (MLB) has partnered with Microsoft to introduce over 40 officially licensed items for the video game Minecraft, targeting its audience of approximately 140 million monthly players. The new downloadable content includes customizable items featuring the logos of all 30 MLB clubs, such as team pennants, wearable jerseys, baseball mitt-shaped chairs, a baseball diamond rug, a functional popcorn machine, and an operable scoreboard. This initiative follows the MLB-backed Home Run Derby game, making baseball the first professional sports league to collaborate with Minecraft. An update for the game is expected this summer, coinciding with the All-Star Game festivities. MLB clubs have also engaged fans through promotional giveaways related to the recent release of “A Minecraft Movie.”
AppWizard
May 15, 2025
Minecraft will introduce saddle crafting for horses and pigs, allowing players to create saddles using one iron ingot and three pieces of leather. This feature is currently in testing and will be part of the second game drop of the year, though no release date has been confirmed. The update will also include five new music tracks composed by Amos Roddy, with one track titled "Tears" obtainable by defeating a specific ghast in the Nether, while it will also be available on Spotify.
AppWizard
May 14, 2025
A fresh wave of Android game and app deals has emerged alongside promotions for Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge pre-orders, offering up to 0 in trade-in credit, a complimentary 0 storage upgrade, and an exclusive 0 credit. Google’s Pixel Watch 3 starts at 9, and discounts of up to 0 are available on the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. OnePlus has a new low price on a 55W 10,000mAh 3-in-1 Pouch charger. Standout app deals include Dungeons of Dreadrock 2, Chameleon Run, and Inked, with several available for free. Dungeons of Dreadrock 2 features 100 handcrafted levels as players explore ancient caves to uncover the Crown of Wisdom.
AppWizard
May 14, 2025
Minecraft snapshot 25w20a introduces the ability to craft saddles using three pieces of leather and one iron ingot. It also features a new music disc titled “Tears,” composed by Amos Roddy, along with five ambient tracks for various biomes. Players can now use shears to remove saddles, horse armor, harnesses, and carpets from animals, but not if the mob has a rider or if the player is crouching. Saddles will no longer be found as loot in structures, replaced by leather. Visual updates include fog effects on 3D HUD elements and reduced fog density during thunderstorms and rain. Additionally, players using Minecraft Realms will see new region indicators on the loading screen.
AppWizard
May 12, 2025
Slimes in Minecraft are found exclusively below Y=40 in the overworld and come in three sizes: large, medium, and small. Defeating them yields experience points—4 XP from large slimes, 2 from medium, and 1 from small. A large slime splits into smaller versions upon defeat, allowing players to accumulate approximately 24 XP from one encounter. Defeating slimes also provides slimeballs, which are essential for crafting items like leads, sticky pistons, and slime blocks. To build a slime farm, players must locate a slime chunk, dig down to Y-level 20–40, clear a 16x16 block area, create spawning platforms, add iron golems to attract slimes, build an auto-kill mechanism, and install a collection system with hoppers and minecarts. Proper lighting is necessary to prevent unwanted mob spawns.
AppWizard
May 11, 2025
Timberborn is a beaver-themed city-building game developed by Mechanistry, currently in early access. The latest update, Update 7, introduces ziplines and tubeways for improved transportation, with tubeways offering a speed advantage by transporting beavers at four times their normal pace. The update also overhauls terrain mechanics, allowing players to place terrain blocks on any solid surface and dig tunnels through the terrain. Additional features include adaptive power shafts for easier power grid reconfiguration, redesigned game maps, and various balance adjustments and bug fixes.
AppWizard
May 4, 2025
Approaching Infinity is a turn-based sandbox game developed by the micro-indie team at Ibology, which has been in development for over twelve years and has recently launched out of early access. The game allows players to assume the role of a customizable captain managing a modular starship, with the ability to assemble a crew of specialists. Players can engage in various activities such as surveying uncharted planets, solving problems, exploring shipwrecks, and interacting with alien species. Approaching Infinity is available on Steam for £15.
AppWizard
May 4, 2025
Minecraft is a sandbox game that has evolved significantly since its initial release over fourteen years ago, receiving regular updates that introduce new blocks, mobs, and mechanics. While some players prefer the simplicity of earlier versions, others appreciate the innovations and complexities of newer updates. Critics argue that recent iterations have diminished the game's quality, but this perspective overlooks the fact that the newer versions are simply different, not inferior. The game encourages creativity and allows players to engage with any version they prefer, fostering a diverse community. Significant changes, such as the revamping of the Nether and the expansion of caves, have added new layers of difficulty. The fondness for earlier versions is often rooted in nostalgia rather than a decline in quality, and Minecraft's ongoing evolution is essential to its longevity and appeal.
AppWizard
April 29, 2025
Launching a video game is complex and challenging, especially for indie developers competing against major titles like GTA 6. Bethesda's announcement of Oblivion Remastered negatively impacted smaller developers, as its release on April 22 coincided with the launch of indie games like Post Trauma and Starless Abyss, leading to visibility issues. Developers reported significant revenue drops; Brian Bucklew estimated a 10-20% decrease in daily revenue, while Francisco González experienced a complete halt in sales after Oblivion's launch. This pattern of major releases overshadowing smaller games has been observed previously, such as with Monster Hunter Wilds in March.
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