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BetaBeacon
October 20, 2026
- The game "Trailer" is a race against the clock with multiple endings based on player choices - It features logical but challenging puzzles and a creepy horror atmosphere without jump scares - The game has handcrafted pixel art graphics and an original soundtrack - It offers around 2 hours of playtime and is available on various platforms including the App Store, Google Play, Steam, GOG, and Epic Games Store.
BetaBeacon
October 19, 2026
Cult Vacui is a new horror game available on iOS and Android that takes place on a remote Scottish island in the late 19th century. Players must race against time to stop a sinister cult from performing a final act, with multiple endings based on player decisions. The game features challenging puzzles, eerie atmosphere, and hand-drawn pixel art.
BetaBeacon
October 17, 2026
Enthusiasts ported the iOS exclusive game Cult of the Lamb to Android, using the original version as a base. The port works well on various smartphones, with stable 60 FPS reported even on older devices like the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE.
BetaBeacon
October 15, 2026
Bloodborne, a cult PS4 exclusive, has been ported to Android smartphones by a developer named ducvd89. The game has been tested on different devices and achieved around 34-35 FPS in Central Yharnam. The developer plans to continue improving the port, which already supports touch controls, gamepads, mods, and frame generation via Lossless Scaling.
AppWizard
October 8, 2026
Fakku has launched the Steam page for Dead of the Brain, following their acquisition of the publishing rights to FairyTale's catalog. The game originally debuted on NEC’s PC-98 platform and marks FairyTale’s first foray into the horror genre after a shift from adult-only erotic games. Dead of the Brain features character designs by Ryuichi Makino and pays homage to 1980s American splatter films. The narrative follows Cole, who witnesses a serum experiment gone wrong, leading to a zombie apocalypse. Gameplay includes visual novel-style dialogue and interactive segments with quick time events. The game will maintain its original pixel art aesthetic, with enhancements for HD displays and some quality-of-life improvements. Dead of the Brain is set to launch on PC via Steam on October 30, with plans for future English releases, including a sequel.
AppWizard
October 4, 2026
Cookie’s Bustle, a video game released in 1999, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. The game was discontinued in 2001 and has since developed a cult following. Recently, an exclusive gathering for fans was held to commemorate the anniversary, organized by QualityTime Consulting. The event featured live music, exclusive merchandise, and cookies shaped like the character Cookie. The game has faced ownership disputes, particularly with an individual named Brandon White, who attempted to erase its presence online through copyright claims. However, the Video Game History Foundation intervened, successfully combating these claims in March and restoring content related to the game. The future of Cookie’s Bustle remains uncertain, with no announcements regarding remasters or sequels made at the recent event.
AppWizard
September 28, 2026
William Pugh began his journey in PC gaming with shareware titles on Mac and has fond memories of playing Worms 4: Mayhem, which introduced him to online multiplayer. He later engaged with the Source engine mapping community through Team Fortress 2, where he collaborated with Davey Wreden to create The Stanley Parable. Currently, he is working on a project with Crows Crows Crows and producing the PS5 exclusive Hunter's Moon. Pugh is playing Deadlock, describing it as an improved version of Dota 2, which he has played for 1,603 hours but finds frustrating. He will never uninstall Team Fortress 2 and relies on Blender for non-gaming software, praising its open-source nature. His desktop is chaotic, reflecting his creative style, and he humorously keeps all his files since 2005 on physical hard drives.
AppWizard
September 28, 2026
Mojang hosted Minecraft Live, revealing developments including Minecraft Dungeons II and new icy biomes. The most notable announcement was the introduction of a new dimension called "the Sift," which will be added after 14 years. The Sift features a vibrant, cotton candy-colored aesthetic with elements like pink weeds and a blue bunny, contrasting with the darker themes of previous updates. It will be included in the core game in 2027 but will first appear in Dungeons II. Discussions among players are mixed, with some expressing excitement and others skepticism about its design.
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