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AppWizard

May 27, 2026

No Man’s Sky now has its own Death Star with a laser so big it can ‘destroy space station sized objects’

The Swarm update for No Man's Sky introduces the Hive of Glass, a massive space station that controls aggressive drones. Players will engage in intense space battles and ground-level activities, including salvaging downed drones with a new gravity gun. Challenges include defeating planetary swarms, sabotaging the swarm's network, and uncovering the Hive's secrets. The update also features a new armor set, an upgraded jetpack, a new rifle, and various bug fixes and stability improvements.

TrendTechie

May 24, 2026

“Куинджи 93”

"Куинджи 93" is a short visual novel set in Mariupol during March 2022, following a young volunteer from Donetsk delivering humanitarian aid while his father is in combat. The game captures the war-torn atmosphere with various haunting details, such as fluttering sheets of paper, buried bodies, damaged vehicles, and distant artillery sounds. It features a character named "Воробей," based on a real commander who died in 2023. Players face choices regarding their role as a volunteer or transporting military aid. The game takes just over an hour to complete and pays tribute to fallen volunteers, concluding with a list of their names and death dates. It has received 94% positive reviews on Steam and is available for free, though some in Ukraine have criticized its release on an American platform. Future developments may enhance its depth and interactivity.

AppWizard

May 22, 2026

81-year-old Minecraft streamer GrammaCrackers swatted during cancer fundraiser stream

Sue Jacquot, known as GrammaCrackers, is an 81-year-old gamer who was streaming on Twitch to raise funds for her grandson's cancer treatment when she experienced a swatting incident on May 19. Law enforcement responded to a false emergency call, sending multiple SWAT vehicles and police officers to her home. Despite the situation, she described the experience as “kinda fun” and noted that the officers treated her kindly. GrammaCrackers has been creating online content since October 2025, primarily focusing on Minecraft, which remains popular among her viewers. The incident drew anger and concern from online users, but it also increased media attention, potentially boosting viewership and donations for her fundraiser. She chose to continue her Minecraft challenge despite the incident.

AppWizard

May 22, 2026

Arizona gamer grandmother swatted during cancer fundraiser livestream

Sue Jacquot, an 81-year-old gamer and YouTuber known as GrammaCrackers, was the target of a swatting incident on May 18, which involved a false emergency call that prompted a significant police response at her home. She was livestreaming a "Minecraft" session to raise funds for her grandson Jack Self's cancer treatments at the time. The Queen Creek Police SWAT team arrived with full tactical gear, but the situation was resolved quickly as the report was confirmed to be a hoax. Jacquot has over 630,000 YouTube subscribers and has raised over 0,000 through her GoFundMe campaign for her grandson's medical expenses. Despite the incident, she continued her gaming activities the next day, supported by her community.

AppWizard

May 21, 2026

81-Year-Old Minecraft Streaming For Cancer Charity Gets Swatted

Sue Jacquot, known as GrammaCrackers, has been livestreaming her efforts to raise funds for her 17-year-old grandson’s cancer treatment for over fifteen consecutive days. She began streaming in October 2025, focusing on Minecraft and later expanding to other games. On May 4, she initiated a livestream challenge titled “Not Ending Until I Beat Minecraft.” On May 19, she experienced a swatting incident during her livestream, where multiple police vehicles responded to a false alarm at her home. Despite the alarming situation, she maintained a lighthearted attitude, describing the experience as “kinda fun.” The incident may increase her viewership and fundraising efforts, highlighting the challenges of the U.S. healthcare system.

AppWizard

May 21, 2026

81-Year-Old Minecraft Streamer Gets SWATed While Raising Money for Grandson’s Cancer Treatment

On the evening of May 18, 81-year-old Twitch streamer Sue Jacquot, known as “GrammaCrackers,” experienced a swatting incident while live streaming. Armed police officers arrived at her home to investigate, and despite the chaos, Jacquot remained composed. The following day, she reassured her followers that she was safe and described the event as an unusual adventure, noting the presence of twenty police cars, five SWAT officers, and drones. Jacquot felt protected and praised the officers for their respectful approach. She humorously mentioned taking her first ride in a police car and expressed that the experience was fun. Afterward, she took ibuprofen and went to bed.

AppWizard

May 21, 2026

The internet is in an uproar after an 81-year-old gamer grandma was swatted

GrammaCrackers, an 81-year-old gamer, has been streaming Minecraft for 15 days to raise funds for her 17-year-old grandchild's cancer treatment. She has also played Fortnite, Rocket League, and Roblox. On May 19, she was a victim of "swatting," where law enforcement was falsely alerted, resulting in a large police presence at her home. Despite the incident, she remained unharmed and continues her streaming efforts. The gaming community has largely responded with support and encouragement.

AppWizard

May 20, 2026

Grandma Stays Chill As Police Raid Her House While Streaming ‘Minecraft’

On May 18, during a live-stream on her Twitch channel, Sue Jacquot, also known as 'GrammaCrackers', experienced a dramatic incident when armed police officers entered her streaming room with guns drawn. Jacquot, who is 81 years old, was asleep at the time and later described the experience as "kinda fun." She expressed admiration for the police officers, particularly one female officer, and enjoyed her first ride in a police car. Her grandson revealed that 20 police cars, five SWAT officers, and drones were deployed during the raid, which was likely a case of swatting—a dangerous prank involving false emergency reports. Despite the situation, Jacquot felt protected and appreciated the officers' respect for her streaming equipment.

AppWizard

May 8, 2026

Four years on from Earthblood, we’re finally getting a new Werewolf The Apocalypse game

Several new titles are set to be released in the World of Darkness universe, including Hunter: The Reckoning - Deathwish, Vampire: The Masquerade - Oaths and Ashes, and Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Rageborn. Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Rageborn will feature a Diablo-style perspective and action-adventure gameplay with Metroidvania elements. Players will control Tyler, the pack leader of Gaia, as he navigates Alaska to confront the Wyrm. Tyler can switch between three forms: Homid (human), Lupus (werewolf), and Crinos (berserker), each offering unique abilities. The game emphasizes collaboration, allowing players to establish a den for recruiting allies to enhance gear and craft equipment. Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Rageborn is scheduled for release in 2027.

AppWizard

May 6, 2026

MOTORSLICE (PC) Review

MOTORSLICE is an action-adventure game developed by Regular Studio that combines hack-and-slash mechanics with parkour elements. The game features a ten-hour storyline where players control P, a Slicer, accompanied by a drone named Orbie. P's mission is to infiltrate "the Megastructure" and dismantle its machines. The game is noted for its intricately designed world, low-poly graphics, and unique parkour mechanics, including the Motorslice feature that allows P to traverse walls using a chainsaw. Players face various challenges and boss battles, though some encounters may feel limited. The game includes collectibles in the form of drones but lacks deeper lore integration. It has some bugs that can disrupt gameplay. Overall, MOTORSLICE is recommended for those who enjoy challenging parkour experiences.