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Neverness to Everness codes and how to redeem them for free Annulith
AppWizard
April 29, 2026

Neverness to Everness codes and how to redeem them for free Annulith

Players of the new urban supernatural gacha game, Neverness to Everness, can redeem valuable codes for premium currency, Annulith, and other rewards. There are five codes available, four of which provide Annulith: 1. NTE0429 - 100 Annulith, 2x Elite Hunter Guide, 2x Chaotic Dye, 12,000 Beetle Coins 2. NTENANALLYGO - 100 Annulith, 5x Senior Hunter Guide, 5x Colourless Dye, 6,000 Beetle Coins 3. NTENOWTOENJOY - 100 Annulith, 5x Rising Hunter Guide, 5x Colourless Dye, 4,000 Beetle Coins 4. NTEGIFT - 50 Annulith, 5x Rising Hunter Guide, 5x Colourless Dye 5. NTEHAVEFUN - 3x Rising Hunter Guides, 3x Colourless Dye, 3x Manhole Thug To redeem these codes, players must complete the prologue to unlock the mailbox and phone menu, then follow these steps: 1. Launch Neverness to Everness 2. Press escape to open the in-game phone menu 3. Click on the three dots next to the avatar portrait 4. Select the Redeem Codes option 5. Enter a code and click redeem 6. Collect rewards from the in-game mailbox.
The Blood of Dawnwalker system requirements revealed
AppWizard
April 28, 2026

The Blood of Dawnwalker system requirements revealed

The Blood of Dawnwalker, a vampiric RPG directed by Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, will be released on September 3. The minimum system requirements for the game include 16GB of RAM, an Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU, and a GPU such as Nvidia RTX 3050 or GTX 1070. Recommended specifications for 1080p at 60 fps include an Intel Core i5-13600 CPU and Nvidia RTX 5060 GPU. For 1440p at 60 fps, the recommended specs remain the same, but the GPU should be Nvidia RTX 4070-Ti. Ultra settings for 1440p and 2160p at 60 fps require an Intel Core i5-13600K CPU and Nvidia RTX 4080 or 5090 GPU, respectively. All configurations require 60GB of SSD storage. Preorders are available on Steam.
Google Translate turns 20, and it's making me practice my speech with AI
AppWizard
April 28, 2026

Google Translate turns 20, and it’s making me practice my speech with AI

Google is introducing a new feature called Pronunciation Practice in its Translate app, allowing users to write phrases and receive guidance on correct pronunciation. The app uses AI technology to analyze speech and identify errors. Google Translate has 1 billion users and translates approximately 1 trillion words each month. The Pronunciation Practice feature aims to enhance user confidence in speaking new languages and aligns the app with language-learning platforms like Duolingo. Last holiday season, Google Translate received three major updates focusing on slang and local expressions to provide more authentic translations.
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AppWizard
April 28, 2026

How to complete Battening Down in Arc Raiders

Completing the Battening Down quest in Arc Raiders involves three main tasks: 1. Photograph the cracks in the Wavebreaker sea wall, specifically at the southern end of one of the substantial concrete struts in the northeast. 2. Fix the leaking oil pipe located northeast across the Wavebreaker; the correct pipeline is the rightmost and only intact one, where the repair icon appears at the southern end. 3. Sample the shoreline near Azzurro Beach by interacting with a pile of seaweed located slightly north of the beach area.
Microsoft starts to remove AI from some of its Windows 11 apps
Winsage
April 28, 2026

Microsoft starts to remove AI from some of its Windows 11 apps

Microsoft is recalibrating its Copilot AI assistant, which enhances productivity across its applications. In Microsoft Word, Copilot assists with drafting, restructuring, and tone adjustment. Excel users receive help with formulas and data analysis, while PowerPoint users get support for presentations. Notepad has rebranded its Copilot features as "Writing Tools," allowing users to generate text, rewrite content, and adjust tone, but the Snipping Tool has removed all AI functionalities. Microsoft plans to introduce AI agents to the Windows taskbar for answering questions, automating tasks, and interacting with files, although this feature is still in testing.
silver Android smartphone
AppWizard
April 28, 2026

How to complete The One That Got Away in Diablo 4

To complete The One That Got Away quest in Diablo 4, players must catch six yellow rarity fish located in various regions of Sanctuary. The specific fish and their locations are as follows: 1. Augur of Civo - Dry Steppes: northwest of Ken Bardu. 2. Morayaga - Fractured Peaks: northwest of Kyovoshard on a bridge above a river. 3. Crookfish - Hawezar: from a pier in Backwater. 4. Zakarati - Kehjistan: from a pond in the southwest of the Iron Wolves camp fast travel. 5. Neme-Senga - Nahantu: from a pier in Kurast Docks. 6. Drakonbeard - Scosglen: from a pier in the northwest. Players need to consume the fish in their inventory to add them to their codex for quest progress. After catching all the fish, they should return to Shi Yugong for rewards of experience points and gold.
Ex-Escape From Tarkov devs say their new shooter "won't be another clone lost in a gray zone," but don't want it labeled as an "'X' killer"
AppWizard
April 27, 2026

Ex-Escape From Tarkov devs say their new shooter “won’t be another clone lost in a gray zone,” but don’t want it labeled as an “‘X’ killer”

Rush is Real is an upcoming shooter game developed by Dmitri Ogorodnikov and German Terekhov under Nomion Games, who previously worked on Escape From Tarkov. The game is currently in the prototyping phase and aims to differentiate itself from generic multiplayer experiences by being fast-paced and structured, avoiding slow gameplay typical of extraction shooters or battle royales. It will feature clear objectives and promote player skill, with a design philosophy focused on simplicity and clarity. Rush is Real intends to merge elements from games like Call of Duty and Escape From Tarkov while appealing to a broad audience, balancing casual and hardcore gaming. The development team emphasizes the importance of human creativity in the game's final design, despite the potential use of artificial intelligence in the process.
This Windows‑95‑style game is pure nostalgia and weirdly addictive
Winsage
April 26, 2026

This Windows‑95‑style game is pure nostalgia and weirdly addictive

Factory 95 is a Windows 95 themed automation game that launched on April 22, 2026. Players act as factory managers, creating PowerPoint slide-shows for clients while navigating tools and resources within a retro operating system. The game features nostalgic elements, including a Clippy-inspired character named "Pinny" and challenges reminiscent of early computing, such as slow loading times and managing emails. The design evokes the graphical aesthetics of the 1990s, and players must strategically manage limited resources to fulfill client requests and generate revenue.
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