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AppWizard
January 16, 2026
YouTuber DocJade is running the game Factorio on 1,000 3.5-inch floppy disks instead of a conventional hard drive. He developed a custom file system called Fluster using the RUST programming language, which divides each floppy disk into 512-byte blocks, allowing for a total of 2,880 blocks per disk and approximately 90 GB of storage. Fluster is open-sourced and available on DocJade's GitHub. Factorio's design allows it to load most content before the title screen, making it suitable for this unconventional method.
AppWizard
January 13, 2026
Cheat Happens Premium Lifetime Subscription is currently priced at .99, reduced from its regular price of .99. It provides unlimited access to over 27,000 game trainers for more than 6,000 PC games, allowing players to modify health, resources, and progression in real time. The subscription includes additional tools like the Trainer Manager and CoSMOS Memory Scanner/Hacker, with approximately 170 new or updated trainers added each month. The library features popular titles such as Battlefield 1 and Cris Tales, catering to various gaming styles and accessibility needs. Cheat Happens also has an active community forum for discussions and support.
AppWizard
January 2, 2026
In 2025, Rust reached a peak player count of over 250,000 active users on Steam and logged 700 million hours by 5.8 million players in the past year. Facepunch Studios plans to introduce new features in 2026, including an expanded ecosystem, enhanced load times, and a potential battle pass system. The Naval update, set to launch on February 5, will introduce player-crafted boats for navigation and exploration. Other planned content includes new monuments, updates to player models and animations, and the introduction of new animals like cows and sheep with a breeding system. Facepunch aims to combat cheating, enhance performance, and explore DLC options, with a new anti-cheat layer in development. Performance improvements have reduced load and server connection times by approximately 65%. The team plans to continue releasing new DLC items monthly and is considering a battle pass system that aligns with the game's ethos. Test servers for upcoming features are available on the Rust staging branch.
AppWizard
December 29, 2025
A Minecraft-themed contest hosted by MrBeast attracted nearly 13 million views but faced significant controversy due to chaotic execution and accusations of cheating, sabotage, and transphobia. The event featured 500 men competing against 500 women, with a disorganized participant selection process that allowed male players to enter using AI-generated images of women. The competition aimed to simulate "civilization" but incentivized players to eliminate teammates for a financial reward, undermining cooperation. Participants reported aggressive behavior from male players infiltrating the women's team, leading to a hostile atmosphere and transphobia among players. The official video presented a narrative that diverged from participants' experiences, highlighting disarray and lack of communication, while glossing over serious issues related to the treatment of trans women and disruptive players.
AppWizard
November 27, 2025
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 has a 56% lifetime rating on Steam and has sold approximately 121,500 copies, generating around million in net revenue. Paradox Interactive will not develop a sequel, Bloodlines 3, and has written down SEK 355 million on the game's development costs. The game has been criticized for lacking a coherent sequel experience, a compelling narrative, and suffering from technical glitches and chaotic combat mechanics. Paradox's CEO acknowledged miscalculations in sales expectations, stating the game is outside their core areas. Despite setbacks, two DLCs, Loose Cannon and The Flower and The Flame, are planned for release in 2026. The World of Darkness franchise has struggled with recent video game adaptations, with few achieving notable success.
AppWizard
November 27, 2025
SteamOS is a Linux-based operating system developed by Valve, designed for the Steam Deck and other compatible devices, offering features like cloud saves and cross-device connectivity. However, it faces challenges with compatibility for games that use kernel-level anti-cheat systems and require Trusted Platform Module 2.0 support. Notably, games like Rust and Apex Legends have dropped support for SteamOS and Linux due to concerns over cheating and low user bases. Valve is working on anti-cheat solutions for SteamOS, but the lack of support from developers remains a significant barrier. Valve's hardware roadmap includes the Steam Machine and Steam Deck, but the Steam Machine will not receive financial subsidies like the Steam Deck. The success of SteamOS may depend on its ability to attract a substantial user base and persuade developers to collaborate on integrating anti-cheat systems.
AppWizard
October 31, 2025
Broken Arrow, a strategy game set for release in 2025, has faced challenges with cheating and faction imbalance since its launch. Developer Steel Balalaika has released an update that introduces Easy Anti-Cheat and an internal cheat detection system, allowing offline play with anti-cheat disabled. The update also addresses gameplay balance by adjusting damage output and aiming times for cruise missiles, toning down the Russian Guard tank specialization, and providing buffs to the US faction. Additionally, a Halloween-themed zombie mode has been introduced.
Winsage
October 29, 2025
Recent data indicates that nearly 90% of Windows games can now launch on Linux, particularly through SteamOS, marking a significant advancement in Linux gaming compatibility. However, games with kernel-level anti-cheat systems, such as the Call of Duty series and EA's Battlefield 6, remain incompatible with Linux. Some titles, like Helldivers 2 and Splitgate 2, have successfully integrated anti-cheat systems that work on Linux. The reliance on kernel-level anti-cheat has raised concerns about security vulnerabilities and gaming performance, as it restricts legitimate gamers while failing to effectively combat cheating.
AppWizard
October 14, 2025
Monitoring Instagram activity on Android devices is increasingly popular among parents, employers, and individuals focused on online safety. Four notable Instagram monitoring apps for Android are: 1. uMobix: - Monitors Instagram messages, posts, and stories in real-time. - Offers GPS tracking, geofencing, and a keylogger. - Operates in stealth mode and supports multiple devices. - Requires physical access for installation and has subscription-based pricing. 2. mSpy: - Provides insights into Instagram direct messages and media files. - Monitors other social media, tracks GPS, and offers ambient recording. - Operates in stealth mode and includes customer support. - Requires physical access for installation and some features are limited to higher-tier plans. 3. Eyezy: - Monitors Instagram messages and stories, with keystroke capture and live screen streaming. - Emphasizes user privacy and supports multiple devices. - Some features may need additional permissions, and pricing can be higher than competitors. 4. Spynger: - Tracks Instagram direct messages and media files, with real-time alerts. - Specializes in detecting suspicious behavior and provides detailed reports. - Easy installation but has limited features compared to more comprehensive apps.
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