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AppWizard
September 12, 2026
Minecraft Dungeons II is set to launch on September 29, and players can pre-order two editions: - Standard Edition for .99, which includes: - Twisted Cape - Twisted Chicken Pet - Two additional hero skins - Full access to the base game on launch day and the Minecraft Launcher. - Deluxe Edition for .99, which includes all Standard Edition bonuses plus: - Access to two future DLC expansion packs - Instant access to the Soul Cape cosmetic - Blub Pet companion - Four Deluxe hero skins. Pre-orders must be completed by September 28 to receive these bonuses.
AppWizard
September 12, 2026
Google has launched Android Auto version 17.7, available through the stable channel. Users can manually install the update by downloading the APK installer. The update includes a new green icon for Android Auto, particularly for Google Pixel 10 Pro XL users, but lacks significant front-facing changes. Previous features, such as a new weather experience with an animated raccoon character, are still in development and not included. A more substantial update is expected by the end of the year, introducing widgets and support for video applications. The complete build for the current update is Android Auto 17.7.6636.
AppWizard
September 12, 2026
Insomniac's Wolverine has received mixed reviews, with GamesRadar rating it 3 out of 5, IGN giving it a score of 6 out of 10, Shacknews awarding it 8 out of 10, DualShockers rating it 8.5 out of 10, GameInformer also giving it 8.5 out of 10, TechRadar scoring it 4 out of 5, GameSpot rating it 6 out of 10, VGC giving it 3 out of 5, Eurogamer scoring it 3 out of 5, The Guardian rating it 3 out of 5, and Giant Bomb giving it a lower score of 2.5 out of 5. Critics praised the character of Wolverine and the voice acting but criticized the gameplay for being repetitive and lacking depth. The game is seen as falling short of expectations for a PlayStation 5 exclusive.
AppWizard
September 12, 2026
A new mod for Grand Theft Auto V allows players to target and "destroy" virtual surveillance cameras, specifically 235 Flock cameras, as a commentary on real-world surveillance culture. Flock operates over 100,000 cameras nationwide, with a significant number in Los Angeles County, the inspiration for the game's setting. The mod represents only one-tenth of the actual surveillance in the area. Players can engage in digital activism through this gameplay, but the modder warns that vandalizing real Flock cameras is illegal and offers no rewards. The mod is available for download on GitHub.
AppWizard
September 12, 2026
Saber Interactive has shifted its focus from North America for game development to primarily publishing activities in the region, with game creation now centered in a network of global subsidiaries. Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits expressed a willingness to explore diverse markets and local talent, stating, “We are not afraid of any territories.” He noted that some publishers hesitate to work in unfamiliar territories, but Saber aims to find and support talented individuals globally. Willits also identified overspecialization among developers as a challenge in the gaming sector but suggested that the industry's situation may not be as severe as reported, highlighting the potential for innovation through global collaborations.
AppWizard
September 12, 2026
A new open-world RPG, The Blood of the Dawnwalker, has become the best-selling PC game on Steam. It is developed by Rebel Wolves, a studio founded by former CD Projekt Red developers, and features a narrative and gameplay style similar to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The game has an 85% approval rating on Steam and a score of 83 on Metacritic. Players assume the role of Coen, a young man with newfound powers in a 14th-century Europe setting plagued by war and the Black Death. The gameplay experience ranges from 15 to 30 hours, or up to 50 hours for completionists, but it is currently listed as "Unsupported" for Steam Deck compatibility.
AppWizard
September 12, 2026
Enthusiasts in the emulation community have acquired a toolkit for the static recompilation of Nintendo Switch games on PCs, following the final update of the suyu emulator, which introduced Recompiler mode. This tool pre-compiles static code from the ARM AArch64 architecture into instructions for modern 64-bit x86 chips, allowing game logic to operate natively and reducing CPU overhead. The implementation is about 50% complete, focusing on code execution, while the graphics and audio components still rely on high-level emulation. Fully functional native ports will require third-party developers to create their own renderers for the Tegra GPU's graphics calls. The codebase allows the community to explore game structures, develop modifications, and create semi-native executables for PCs.
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