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GCL Announces the Global Console and PC Version 1.0 Release of 'Realm of Ink'
AppWizard
May 26, 2026

GCL Announces the Global Console and PC Version 1.0 Release of ‘Realm of Ink’

GCL Global Holdings Ltd has launched its new game "Realm of Ink," developed with Leap Studio, available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, as well as on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch. The game features a narrative about a swordswoman named Red, who must confront her fate while pursuing the Fox Demon in a world made of ink. Players experience cycles of death and rebirth, returning to the Inn for upgrades and new combat forms. The game includes various strategies with elemental Ink Gems and relic combinations. A new trailer has been released to celebrate the launch, showcasing gameplay and cinematics. Additionally, a crossover with 91Act introduces Oread, a playable character from "BlazBlue Entropy Effect," equipped with a new Ink Gem and unique perks. Key features include endless cycles and rebirth, fluid combat with nine distinct forms, evolving Ink Pets, and exploration of realms inspired by Chinese folklore.
Realm of Ink is a beautiful Hades-style roguelike with action-packed gameplay to boot
AppWizard
May 21, 2026

Realm of Ink is a beautiful Hades-style roguelike with action-packed gameplay to boot

Realm of Ink is a roguelike game currently in early access, featuring a stunning art style inspired by Chinese ink-wash painting and fast-paced action reminiscent of Hades and Dead Cells. Players control Red, a swordswoman on a quest to defeat a Fox Demon, navigating arenas filled with enemies and utilizing randomized power-ups to enhance gameplay. The game includes a unique 'pet' system with a companion named Momo that can change forms based on the player's Ink Gem loadout. It is available for purchase on Steam for PC and Steam Deck, as well as on console, with a full 1.0 release scheduled for May 26.
Borderlands 4's new tag-team superboss borrows a killer trick from Dark Souls' Ornstein and Smough
AppWizard
May 16, 2026

Borderlands 4’s new tag-team superboss borrows a killer trick from Dark Souls’ Ornstein and Smough

Borderlands 4 will release update 1.7 on May 28, featuring a new raid boss encounter with two bosses named Subjugator and Thol the Invincible. Players will face these bosses in a tag-team combat style, with dynamic attacks as the battle progresses. Defeating one boss leads to a final confrontation with the survivor gaining a power boost. New rewards include the Pearlescent Ripper SMG, Jail-Broken Gatling, and four legendary items: Lockjaw assault rifle, Shammy Kablammy pistol, Flak Cannon heavy weapon, and Collector energy shield. Each Vault Hunter will receive a unique class mod. The update will also introduce a toggle for shared character progression. A 40% discount on the game is currently available on Steam. Version 1.8 is planned for late June, introducing a Takedown challenge and Bounty Pack 3 DLC.
15 PC Games That Rely More on CPU Than GPU
AppWizard
May 14, 2026

15 PC Games That Rely More on CPU Than GPU

In competitive gaming, unique character abilities combined with a 5v5 format create innovative experiences, with high stakes in competitive shooters where low frame rates can lead to defeat, demanding on CPU resources. Baldur’s Gate 3 features an immersive storyline and expansive world, requiring a robust CPU due to its intricate physics and character interactions. Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020 onwards) is a CPU-intensive simulation game that offers real-time world streaming, dynamic weather, and air traffic management. GTA Online allows players to engage in a sprawling open world of crime, with complex AI interactions that demand substantial processing power. Civilization VI, while not graphically intensive, requires significant CPU load for its intricate gameplay mechanics and constant calculations. Counter-Strike 2 demands high FPS and stable frame rates, making it extremely CPU-intensive due to its tactical team-based combat. World of Warcraft is one of the most CPU-intensive MMOs, requiring significant processing power for large-scale battles and exploration. Total War: WARHAMMER III places considerable demands on CPU performance due to its real-time warfare mechanics with vast armies. Overwatch relies on steady frame rates and real-time calculations, necessitating a powerful CPU, while also depending on the GPU for optimal performance. Minecraft's resource generation and real-time world building place significant demands on the CPU across various modes. Call of Duty: Warzone requires a powerful CPU to maintain fast frame rates and execute numerous physics-related calculations on a massive map. Starfield is one of the most demanding PC games of 2023, emphasizing the need for a capable CPU to handle its complex mechanics and expansive environments.
Vampire Crawlers finds the perfect balance between strategy and automation, and it gives me that Survivors feeling all over again
AppWizard
May 5, 2026

Vampire Crawlers finds the perfect balance between strategy and automation, and it gives me that Survivors feeling all over again

Vampire Crawlers builds on the mechanics of its predecessor, Vampire Survivors, allowing players to collect and deploy cards with reduced cognitive load during battles. The game features a synergy system that enhances damage output through strategic card selection and mana management. Combat consists of fast-paced waves of enemies, and players can utilize a Play All feature for automation, which can be effective if they have a strong deck. The game is currently featured in the Steam Deckbuilders Fest event.
Best Minecraft Music Discs and Why Players Love Them
AppWizard
April 25, 2026

Best Minecraft Music Discs and Why Players Love Them

Minecraft features 13 unique music discs that players can collect, each with its own sound and style, which can be played on virtual jukeboxes. These discs can be found in various locations such as hidden chests, unexpected drops, and dungeons. Notable discs include “otherside,” “Pigstep,” “cat,” “stal,” and “11,” each offering distinct musical experiences that contribute to the game's atmosphere. As of 2023, Minecraft has 62 million monthly players. The original soundtrack, composed by C418, enhances the emotional essence of the game. Players often create dedicated jukebox rooms, and the mechanics of acquiring discs involve specific strategies, such as using skeletons to defeat creepers. The “otherside” disc is found in castle and dungeon chests, while “Pigstep” is exclusive to Bastion Remnants in the Nether.
Clair Obscur Expedition 33 celebrates first anniversary with new cosmetics, and it's shipped over eight million copies
AppWizard
April 25, 2026

Clair Obscur Expedition 33 celebrates first anniversary with new cosmetics, and it’s shipped over eight million copies

Clair Obscur Expedition 33 has celebrated its first anniversary, surpassing eight million players. Sandfall Interactive has released an update introducing new hairstyles for characters, available at specific merchants in the game. The update also fixes minor bugs, including an issue with character outfits and allows players to open rest points without interruptions. Official merchandise featuring characters is now available, and there is a 20% discount on Steam.
The new Slay the Spire 2 roadmap has no dates: "Exacting deadlines produce sloppy, uninspired work"
AppWizard
April 18, 2026

The new Slay the Spire 2 roadmap has no dates: “Exacting deadlines produce sloppy, uninspired work”

Mega Crit has released a roadmap for Slay the Spire 2, focusing on bug fixes, balancing, and visual enhancements since its launch over a month ago. The development approach is flexible, allowing for creativity, with new features planned such as Steam Workshop support, expanded language options, a Bestiary, and experimental game modes. Upcoming content includes an alternate Act Two, a new character, an alternate Act Three, and additional cards, events, relics, and potions. Ongoing improvements will continue alongside new features, with a humorous promise of "more silly voices" and "less silly placeholder art." Yano also teased the concept of "True Victory," Steam Achievements, Trading Cards, and potential platform ports. Community statistics reveal that 44% of players keep the Lantern Key, 88% free War Historian Repy when taking the key to its destination, 63% indulge in the Room Full of Cheese, and 49% consume the Byrdonis Egg for a health boost. Beta patches are released more frequently than main branch updates, and players are encouraged to join the beta for the latest developments.
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