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Authors Silent Hill: Townfall We're working on fixing FPS drops on PC.
AppWizard
September 25, 2026

Authors Silent Hill: Townfall We’re working on fixing FPS drops on PC.

Official representatives of the Silent Hill series have acknowledged technical challenges with the PC versions of Silent Hill: Townfall and are working on a patch to address performance issues reported by early users. This update will target the game versions on Steam and the Epic Games Store, with a release date to be announced once finalized. Players have reported significant frame rate drops, frequent stutters, and unstable optimization, with some experiencing processor temperatures reaching 90°C and spiking at 100°C. There are concerns about refund requests and negative impacts on user ratings due to the lack of fixes since the launch of version 1.0. Despite these issues, some players appreciate the game's atmosphere and gameplay. The development team is prioritizing the resolution of these performance problems, with updates to be provided on the studio's official website and social media.
Pokémon-Like RPG ‘Aniimo’ Launches on iOS and Android After Huge PC and Console Debut
BetaBeacon
September 25, 2026

Pokémon-Like RPG ‘Aniimo’ Launches on iOS and Android After Huge PC and Console Debut

Aniimo, a new creature-catching game, has been released on iPhone by Pawprint Studio. The game allows players to capture over 200 creatures known as Aniimo and merge with them to utilize their abilities for combat, traversal, and puzzle-solving. Aniimo has gained popularity with over 100,000 concurrent Steam players and positive reviews for its art style and combat mechanics. The mobile release offers full cross-platform play and cross-progression with PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, as well as online co-op, PvP modes, and a Homeland system. The game is available for free on the App Store with in-app purchases and is accessible on Android, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and the Epic Games Store.
Aniimo Brings Its Creature-Catching Adventure to Ios and Android
BetaBeacon
September 24, 2026

Aniimo Brings Its Creature-Catching Adventure to Ios and Android

Players in Aniimo take on the role of Pathfinders exploring Idyll and discovering over 200 magical creatures. The game's Twining mechanic allows players to merge with their Aniimo and control them directly, unlocking various abilities. The launch introduces new creatures like Squarrel, Squashel, and Sparkelf, along with different biomes, weather conditions, rarities, and forms for collecting Aniimo. Players can also customize their Homeland, farm resources, decorate their space, and enjoy multiplayer features with friends. Aniimo supports full cross-play and cross-progression between mobile, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, allowing players to switch platforms without losing progress. The game is available on iOS, Android, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, Epic Games Store, and aniimo.com, making it accessible for players at home or on the go.
Aniimo Launches On Mobile For IOS And Android
BetaBeacon
September 24, 2026

Aniimo Launches On Mobile For IOS And Android

Pawprint Studio releases free-to-play creature-catching open-world RPG Aniimo for mobile platforms, featuring cross-platform and cross-progression capabilities. Players can collect and merge over 200 Aniimo, explore the world of Idyll, and customize their own slice of the world. Multiplayer features include the ability to call for help, invite others to locations, and follow other players.
Steam Price-Fixing Lawsuit: Valve, 10 Publishers Sued [2026]
AppWizard
September 15, 2026

Steam Price-Fixing Lawsuit: Valve, 10 Publishers Sued [2026]

On August 27, 2026, a class action lawsuit was filed in San Mateo County Superior Court by three California gamers—Alexander Shimota, Ricardo Camargo, and John Elliott—against Valve Corporation and ten video game publishers, accusing them of colluding to maintain uniform pricing for PC games across digital storefronts. The lawsuit alleges that Valve requires publishers on its Steam platform to agree to a most-favored-nation clause, preventing them from offering lower prices on competing platforms, which stifles competition and limits consumer choice. The ten implicated publishers include Activision Blizzard, Electronic Arts, and Sony Interactive Entertainment. The lawsuit is filed under California's Cartwright Act and claims that the coordinated pricing strategy harms consumers by reducing product diversity and inflating prices. Valve's commission structure, which has largely remained unchanged, is central to the plaintiffs' argument. Valve's co-founder, Gabe Newell, has previously denied dictating prices to third-party developers. The lawsuit is distinct from a prior case, Wolfire Games v. Valve, which focuses on monopoly abuse against developers rather than consumer pricing. Additionally, Valve faces a parallel £2 billion class action in the UK regarding similar pricing allegations. The outcome of these cases could significantly impact the pricing landscape for PC games and the practices of digital storefronts.
Amazon Luna is giving Prime members 12 free games this September, including a major FPS franchise
AppWizard
September 11, 2026

Amazon Luna is giving Prime members 12 free games this September, including a major FPS franchise

Amazon Luna's September 2026 free games lineup includes 12 titles: War Hospital, Just Die Already, Drop Duchy, DOOM, DOOM II, Botany Manor, DOOM Eternal (available September 17), Rims Racing (available September 17), Wall World 2 (available September 17), Hue (available September 24), The Da Vinci Cryptex (available September 24), and High on Life (available September 24). Additionally, Star Wars Outlaws and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora are currently available for streaming. All downloaded games remain in the user's library indefinitely, even if the Amazon Prime subscription is canceled.
Snail Games Announces Global Launch of Honeycomb: The World Beyond Across PC and Console Platforms
AppWizard
September 8, 2026

Snail Games Announces Global Launch of Honeycomb: The World Beyond Across PC and Console Platforms

Snail, Inc. has launched a new science-fiction survival sandbox game called Honeycomb: The World Beyond, developed by Frozen Way Studio. The game is available on Steam, the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Key features include exploration of diverse alien biomes, a bioengineering system for creating new life forms, base building, laboratory research, resource discovery, and survival gameplay. The game incorporates advanced technologies from NVIDIA, such as RTXDI and DLSS 4.5, to enhance visual quality and performance. Frozen Way Games, based in Cracow, Poland, consists of over 80 team members dedicated to game development. Players can access the game through its official website and various social media platforms.
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