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How to get Candleberries in Arc Raiders
AppWizard
December 17, 2025

How to get Candleberries in Arc Raiders

Candleberries are a foragable fruit in Arc Raiders, and players can acquire them through two primary methods: gathering them from bushes during the Cold Snap map condition, particularly in lush areas like the swamp region of Dam Battlegrounds or near the Blue Gate, and earning them on the Gathering Candleberries reward track by converting earned XP into merits. Players can accumulate up to 180 Candleberries through regular gameplay and can also earn merits by contributing resources to the Candleberry Banquet project, which requires 20 Candleberries for the initial stage.
Windows PC gaming in 2025: Handheld innovation, Arm progress and DirectX advances
Winsage
December 9, 2025

Windows PC gaming in 2025: Handheld innovation, Arm progress and DirectX advances

Windows has been a key platform for PC gaming, evolving significantly by 2025 with advancements in handheld gaming and performance. The ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X, powered by AMD Ryzen Z2 Series processors, were introduced, enhancing handheld gaming experiences. The Xbox Full Screen Experience (FSE) was launched for these devices, optimizing gaming interfaces. Advanced Shader Delivery (ASD) was implemented, reducing load times by over 80% for some titles. System-level performance improvements included tuned power management and lower CPU overhead. Windows also focused on Arm devices, enabling local game installations through the Xbox PC app and expanding compatibility with the Prism emulator. Native anti-cheat support was introduced for Arm devices, enhancing competitive gaming. DirectX 12 advancements included features that improved ray tracing performance by up to 2.3×. Bluetooth LE Audio support was added to enhance audio quality for gamers. Upcoming innovations include expanding FSE to more Windows devices, further ASD support, and a preview of Auto Super Resolution for improved visuals in games.
Steam's biggest survival game warns players must "pivot or die" as transformative new update unleashes an extreme wipe
AppWizard
November 7, 2025

Steam’s biggest survival game warns players must “pivot or die” as transformative new update unleashes an extreme wipe

Facepunch Studios released the November Rust update, emphasizing a "Pivot or die" approach. The update revamps the progression system by introducing a comprehensive wipe of all blueprints and reducing the costs for tech tree and research unlocks: Common from 20 to 15, Uncommon from 75 to 30, Rare from 125 to 60, and Very Rare from 500 to 120. Scrap crafting costs have been removed from workbenches. The update also introduces new features such as powered Storage Adaptors, a Mini Fridge with 18 slots, expanded CCTV integration, and the return of monument puzzles. Adjustments have been made to helicopters, including the inability to repair in-flight and restrictions on using healing foods while piloting. The painting menu has been revamped, and off-ground foliage now reacts to moving objects. Regular blueprint wipes may be considered based on player feedback.
PSA: Look out sweaty PvPers, Arc Raiders' foliage looks a little different depending on your graphics settings
AppWizard
November 2, 2025

PSA: Look out sweaty PvPers, Arc Raiders’ foliage looks a little different depending on your graphics settings

Adjusting graphics settings in Arc Raiders can significantly affect player visibility and survival, influencing competitive play. The presence or absence of foliage alters gameplay, with higher settings obscuring opponents and lower settings providing clearer sightlines. This disparity can impact gameplay, especially in visually complex environments. While the effects are less pronounced in third-person shooters compared to first-person shooters, concerns about fairness and competitive integrity persist. The gaming community has reacted with mixed feelings, often maintaining a friendly demeanor despite the implications for player-versus-player interactions. Players desire a level playing field where skill determines victory, rather than technical advantages.
You'll need to be careful moving around the forests of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, as its trees will help players identify potential threats: 'It can be very hard to understand where you're dying from'
AppWizard
October 11, 2025

You’ll need to be careful moving around the forests of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, as its trees will help players identify potential threats: ‘It can be very hard to understand where you’re dying from’

Realism is a key focus for the upcoming release of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, presenting challenges similar to those faced by soldiers during the Vietnam War. The game's dense jungle environment significantly affects visibility, making it difficult for players to identify threats. The development team is committed to authenticity, with attention to detail in both visuals and sound, including historically accurate ambient noises. The transition from World War II to Vietnam is expected to influence gameplay dynamics, potentially enhancing the combat experience and distinguishing it from previous iterations of the game.
All you need to know about Creaking, the Weeping Angels of Minecraft
AppWizard
August 12, 2025

All you need to know about Creaking, the Weeping Angels of Minecraft

The Creaking, also known as the Weeping Angels, was introduced in Minecraft Java Edition 1.21.4 with the Tricky Trials update. It is the first asymmetrical entity in the game, capable of stalking players and immune to all damage except through its heart, which can be found in trees in the Pale Garden biome. The Creaking only moves when players look away, similar to the Weeping Angels from Doctor Who. It spawns at night or during thunderstorms and remains dormant within a 12-block radius of a player. To defeat the Creaking, players must locate and destroy its heart, which leaves an orange trail if the Creaking is engaged. Destroying the heart yields resin clumps, while attacking the Creaking can also drop resin clumps nearby. Players can use a Silk Touch tool to mine the heart intact for decorative use, but caution is needed to avoid spawning another Creaking.
Update 2.3 Patch Notes
AppWizard
July 16, 2025

Update 2.3 Patch Notes

Update 2.3 for Cyberpunk 2077 will be released tomorrow for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with a later release for Nintendo Switch 2. The update introduces four new vehicles, the AutoDrive feature for self-driving Delamain cabs, and enhancements to CrystalCoat™ and Photo Mode. It also adds support for AMD FSR 3.1 Frame Generation, Intel XeSS 2.0, and HDR10+ Gaming on PC. Cyberpunk 2077 is now available on Mac with Apple silicon, purchasable via the Mac App Store and other PC storefronts, with existing owners able to transition to compatible devices. The new vehicles include: - Yaiba ARV-Q340 Semimaru, unlocked through a new side job after completing The Hunt and The Beast In Me. - Rayfield Caliburn "Mordred," obtainable by completing side jobs including The Beast in Me: Badlands. - Yaiba ASM-R250 Muramasa, available after purchasing a Yaiba vehicle and completing specific tasks. - Chevillon Legatus 450 Aquila, purchasable through AUTOFIXER. AutoDrive allows players to relax while their vehicles navigate, with self-driving Delamain cabs available after completing the job Don't Lose Your Mind. Photo Mode enhancements include 27 new NPCs, outfit switching options, new Look-At Camera features, and additional stickers and frames. Quality of life improvements include automatic adjustments for inverted mouse settings and enhanced accessibility options for aiming controls. Gameplay fixes address various mission issues and improve overall performance. PC users will see enhanced graphics with AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 and Intel XeSS 2.0, while console players benefit from Variable Refresh Rate support and fixes for foliage interactions with weather conditions.
Rust's recently added rainforest is so dense the developers changed how resources spawn because players couldn't find them: 'The jungle was a bit too good at being a jungle'
AppWizard
June 8, 2025

Rust’s recently added rainforest is so dense the developers changed how resources spawn because players couldn’t find them: ‘The jungle was a bit too good at being a jungle’

The latest update to Rust has introduced a new rainforest biome that features dense vegetation and presents unique gameplay challenges, including predators like crocodiles and tigers. Facepunch Studios has warned players about the dangers in the jungle, emphasizing the need for vigilance due to potential ambushes. Players have found resource gathering more difficult due to the jungle's density. This update is part of a series of enhancements, including real-time food cooking, craftable pies, bee grenades, and a primitive mode with pre-industrial tools.
This week in PC games: Rise Of Industry 2, dark fantasy Pokemonlikes and oh no it's showcase season
AppWizard
June 2, 2025

This week in PC games: Rise Of Industry 2, dark fantasy Pokemonlikes and oh no it’s showcase season

The Summer Game Fest features multiple showcases this week, including the Access-Ability Summer Showcase at 8am PDT, Summer Game Fest Live at 2pm PDT, and Day of the Devs SGF Edition at 4pm PDT. Additional showcases include the Wholesome Direct at 9am PDT, Future Games Show at 1pm PDT, Xbox Games Showcase at 10am PDT, and PC Gaming Show at 12pm PDT. The atmosphere is filled with excitement and chaos as various events unfold, with notable characters like Geoff Keighley and Graham participating.
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