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AppWizard

April 15, 2026

Windrose Fifteen Men on a Dead Man’s Chest quest guide

Players can find the Blurry Sketch of the Island curio at a shipwreck on the east coast of the island, which marks the treasure's location on their map. The treasure is buried in the center of a circle of skeletons, indicated by a star icon, and requires a shovel to dig it up. Upon opening the chest, players will encounter four drowned level 2 enemies that must be defeated to access the chest's contents, which include experience points, silver ingots, and guineas. After securing the treasure, players can acquire their first ship and utilize fast travel between islands as they collect more curios.

AppWizard

April 15, 2026

How to fast travel in Windrose

In the co-op pirate survival game Windrose, players can fast travel after crafting a Fast Travel Bell and establishing Fast Travel Points. To craft a Fast Travel Bell, players need 10 copper ingots and 3 ropes. A Fast Travel Point requires 20 wood and 1 Fast Travel Bell. Players can find Fast Travel Bells as loot in shipwrecks or chests. Fast Travel Points must be placed near water and players can only fast travel between established points while on foot. While sailing, fast travel is accessible unless in combat. Players can activate fast travel from any point at sea by selecting a Fast Travel Point on the map. In co-op mode, initiating fast travel teleports only the player, leaving the ship behind. Additionally, there are existing fast travel points at faction bases like Tortuga.

AppWizard

April 11, 2026

Crimson Desert turns a beloved bug into a feature and makes its bonus protagonists actually worth using

Developer Pearl Abyss has released significant updates for Crimson Desert as part of their weekly patch cycle. The latest patch includes the introduction of the 'Focused Aerial Roll' skill for Kliff, allowing players to perform aerial maneuvers. Characters Damiane and Oongka have received upgrades with new skills like Axiom Force and Nature's Snare shield, and enhancements to their existing abilities. Five new camera settings have been added for customization, and improvements have been made to lock-on mechanics during boss encounters. The gameplay menu now features 'weapon display' toggles, adjustable font sizes, and increased fast-forward speeds for dialogue scenes. Fast travel has been revamped to allow teleportation while mounted or climbing, and clearer indicators for Abyss puzzles have been implemented. A camp upgrade has improved NPC placements and expanded farm areas, while basic banking services are now available even in a 'wanted' state. Additional UI enhancements and fixes have been made to streamline the gameplay experience. The patch 1.03.00 is now live on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

AppWizard

April 4, 2026

New Crimson Desert patch brings a huge storage upgrade, but waves goodbye to its best flight trick

The latest update for Crimson Desert, version 1.02.00, introduces significant enhancements based on community feedback. Key features include: - Inventory expansion, allowing private storage to grow from 240 slots to 1,000 with five possible expansions. - Improved movement controls with the option to toggle between new 'basic' controls and classic settings, along with enhanced fast travel capabilities. - A headgear visibility toggle for character customization, with future updates promising additional options for hiding weapons. - Balancing adjustments, including a nerf to a popular flight trick, while maintaining the ability to activate flight mid-air. - New features such as a fresh armor set for cats, clearer visibility for explosive barrels, and a reorganized save/load menu for better user experience. - Graphical improvements addressing foliage display and screen flickering, alongside fixes for crashes and localization errors. The update is available on Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the Mac App Store.

AppWizard

April 3, 2026

Crimson Desert’s commitment to cleaning up its clunky controls shines the brightest in how satisfying it feels to fly around Pywel now

Crimson Desert has undergone significant improvements since its initial release in March, with developers at Pearl Abyss addressing various concerns. Enhancements include streamlined fast travel points, the introduction of private storage for inventory management, and the resolution of issues related to breaking into locked doors. The flying mechanic has also been improved, allowing for easier and more enjoyable exploration, with Kliff now able to ascend effortlessly. Additionally, the reduction of loading cutscenes has made the world feel more inviting. Overall, these changes reflect Pearl Abyss' commitment to enhancing the gameplay experience.

AppWizard

March 29, 2026

New Crimson Desert update makes everything feel better and adds five magnificent mounts

A significant update for Crimson Desert has been released, introducing five new mounts: the White Bear, Silver Fang, Snowwhite Deer, Rock Tusk Warthog, and Icicle Edge Alpine Ibex. The update includes enhancements to gameplay, such as improved movement controls, optimized stamina consumption, and adjustments to aerial abilities. Accessibility features have been added, including expanded interaction ranges, smoother object interactions, and a more intuitive inventory system. Quality of life improvements include changes to criminal actions affecting contribution scores, better pet behavior, efficiency upgrades to buildings and tools, and enhancements to fast travel and respawn loading times. The patch is available on Steam for PC and Mac, with plans for release on the Epic Games Store.

AppWizard

March 26, 2026

There’s a new Payday game in the works, but it’s not quite what I expected

The Payday franchise includes the original game and its sequel, Payday 2, which became popular on PC. Payday 3 had a disappointing release, leading to the development of a spin-off titled Payday: Aces High. This new game requires a VR headset for gameplay and focuses on cooperative heists, allowing players to use physical movements to aim and shoot. Players can team up with up to three friends, avoid alarms, and escape with loot to earn cash rewards for better equipment and character development. The game will be released on Steam and the Meta Quest storefront in 2026.

AppWizard

March 25, 2026

‘PAYDAY: Aces High’ VR Game Announced for Quest & PC VR, Reveal Trailer Here

Fast Travel Games unveiled PAYDAY: Aces High, a VR co-op heist game developed by Starbreeze Entertainment, set to launch later this year on Quest and SteamVR headsets. The game features a revenge-driven narrative where players, framed by business mogul Warren Jupiter, engage in four-player cooperative gameplay. Players can customize loadouts with various weapons, gadgets, and skills while infiltrating locations like banks and museums. The game will include a comprehensive arsenal and players will earn cash and reputation to unlock enhanced skills and gear. There are four character classes: Ace of Hearts (Mastermind), Ace of Clubs (Ghost), Ace of Diamonds (Technician), and Ace of Spades (Enforcer). The release date is not confirmed, but it is slated for 2026, and players can add it to their wishlists on the Horizon Store and Steam.

AppWizard

March 24, 2026

There’s a new Payday game coming later this year, and it’s VR

Starbreeze is launching a virtual reality game titled Payday: Aces High, part of the Payday franchise, developed by Fast Travel Games. The game features co-op multiplayer for up to four players and allows for solo play. Players assume the roles of elite bank robbers in chaotic heists, maintaining the series' elements of planning and teamwork. Payday: Aces High is set to release in the third quarter of 2026, specifically between July 1 and September 30, and will be available exclusively for Meta Quest and SteamVR headsets. Starbreeze's CEO stated that this game is part of a strategy to expand the Payday franchise through new formats. The studio is currently facing challenges, including issues with Payday 3 and layoffs, while the success of Aces High remains uncertain amid a reevaluation of VR investments in the industry.

AppWizard

March 21, 2026

I’ve spent over 100 hours in Crimson Desert—here are my top 20 quick tips to triumph in Pywel

1. Ring the bell in each city to unlock the regional map and reveal points of interest. 2. Spend your first Abyss Artifacts on health and stamina, prioritizing stamina for early boss encounters. 3. Complete Requests from the notice board to gain more inventory space or purchase extra slots at shops. 4. The Force Palm ability is effective for puzzles and boss fights, especially with the Level 3 upgrade. 5. You can heal your horse by using the Force Palm ability. 6. Petting and feeding your horse unlocks new skills, such as double jumping. 7. Refine your gear at the Smithy using copper and iron ore, and look for Bloodstone for maximum refinement. 8. Kicking is an effective tactic against humanoid bosses and enemies. 9. Mysterious Energy areas on the map often hide fast travel points or puzzles. 10. Completing Sealed Abyss Artifact challenges yields Abyss Gears and Faded Abyss Artifacts for respecs. 11. Hold up your lantern to locate Sealed Abyss Artifacts, which shine with a white circle. 12. Sell learned recipes for profit and participate in various contests for quick cash. 13. Use CTRL (or LB on controller) to investigate vendor inventories for hidden items. 14. Steal carefully to avoid losing Contribution points, which are needed for better gear. 15. Use grindstones and anvils to temporarily increase weapon damage and armor protection. 16. Cook and equip food for quick healing access during battles. 17. The Blinding Flash ability can burn obstacles and reveal powered cables for puzzles. 18. Observe enemies and bosses to learn new skills for free. 19. Keep your guard up and upgrade Keen Senses to Level 2 for better dodging and parrying. 20. Palmar Pills found during main quests restore 30% HP upon death instead of forcing a respawn.