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AppWizard

May 24, 2026

The Sims Game Removed From Stores Without Warning

Electronic Arts has removed the spin-off game The Sims Medieval from online stores, making it unavailable for purchase. The game, released in 2011, was delisted from Steam on March 10, 2026, and is marked as "Not Available" on the EA App. Players who previously purchased the game can still access it in their libraries, but new players must seek physical copies, which may be priced higher due to the game's age.

AppWizard

May 24, 2026

Dawn of War 2 review (2009)

Dawn of War 2 was released on February 19, 2009, developed by Relic Entertainment and published by THQ, with an initial price of £35. The game features a hybrid of role-playing and strategy elements, allowing players to command larger armies and choose from four races. It includes multiplayer functionality through Windows Live, where players share squads and must rely on the host to level up characters. The game introduces three hero units for each faction and a tech tree, but its fast-paced multiplayer can hinder attachment to individual units. The expansion Retribution was praised for enhancing the core experience.

AppWizard

May 24, 2026

SOKO 1977: Anti-Terror Task Force Announced For PC

The collaboration between the Federal Agency for Civic Education and Paintbucket Games has resulted in the development of a historical-political deduction game titled SOKO 1977: Anti-Terror Task Force. The game is set in 1970s West Germany and allows players to assume the role of a special police task force agent, tasked with identifying and neutralizing terrorist threats. Players navigate through fictionalized scenarios inspired by real historical events, making decisions that impact the investigation while addressing moral and legal questions related to state authority and public safety. The game features a roguelike structure with procedurally generated storylines, ensuring a unique experience with each playthrough. Players will engage in police operations, conduct interrogations, and manage public perception, all within an authentic historical backdrop. SOKO 1977 is scheduled for release in 2027.

AppWizard

May 24, 2026

I can’t wait to get murdered by flowers in this rad-looking survival horror game

The Florist is a new survival horror video game from Unclear Games, featuring plants as a central theme. It employs fixed-camera perspectives, complex environmental puzzles, and a methodical combat approach, possibly with tank controls. The game showcases hyper-detailed plant life and includes scripted sequences with a zombie-like enemy. The release is expected in 2026.

AppWizard

May 24, 2026

Space Marine 2 gets a steep discount, a free trial and an update that adds a ‘major revamp’ of Siege Mode, as its multiplayer continues to outpace games like Marathon

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 reached a daily peak of over 21,000 concurrent players, surpassing titles like Dune Awakening and Marathon. The game has received numerous updates since its release, including new missions, monsters, and character classes. The latest update, Patch 13.0, introduces a new mission called Purgation, a battle simulator, mid-session perk loadout swapping, and expanded customization options. The siege mode has been revamped to Siege 2.0, featuring a new blessings and atonements system, recalibrated difficulty, and new bosses. A new free trial for the game has been launched, offering two campaign missions, three operations, and all PvP modes, with a promotional price of £16.50 available until June 3.

AppWizard

May 24, 2026

Hands Over, a Horror Party Game, Announced for PC

Hands Over is a new multiplayer horror party game currently in development for PC by Artdock. It reimagines childhood mini-games with a horror twist, offering a blend of fun and fear. The gameplay involves players facing various challenges, such as a mechanical jaw, while maintaining composure under pressure. Players can use influence cards to change game dynamics, disrupt opponents, shield themselves, or set traps. The game aims to evoke nostalgia while introducing elements of discomfort and tension among players. Hands Over is available for wishlisting on Steam.

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 24, 2026

Steam Drops 24 Free Games You’ve 24 Hours To Grab

Steam is currently hosting its Ocean Fest event, which runs until May 25. The event features 24 games available for free for the next 24 hours, including titles like "Collector's Cove" and "Darwin's Paradox."

AppWizard

May 24, 2026

2 Classic Fantasy Games Will Be Delisted Next Month (But They’re Massively Discounted Until Then)

Witchaven and Witchaven 2 are set to be delisted from Steam on July 15th. Originally released in 1995 and 1996, these games were reintroduced to modern platforms in 2021. The announcement of their delisting was made by SNEG on May 22nd, with no specific reasons provided. Those who purchase the games before the delisting will retain access to them indefinitely. The status of the games on GOG is uncertain, and it is speculated that they may also be removed from that platform. Currently, both games are available at a discount of 89%, priced at less than .50 for the bundle.

AppWizard

May 24, 2026

PlayStation’s Single-Player PC Push Reportedly Comes to an End

PlayStation has announced that its narrative-driven single-player titles will remain exclusive to the PlayStation platform, ending a six-year trend of releasing these games on PC. This update was shared by Hermen Hulst, CEO of PlayStation Studios, during a town hall meeting on May 18, 2026. The decision reflects a broader industry trend towards valuing exclusive content to strengthen brand identity and maintain a competitive edge.