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Winsage
May 12, 2025
Microsoft is advocating for the use of React Native to simplify Windows desktop development, promoting it as a viable solution for building native applications. React Native, originally developed by Facebook, allows code written in JavaScript to be rendered natively on iOS and Android, and Microsoft aims to extend these benefits to Windows. The company is addressing developer confusion by providing guidance and resources for integrating React Native into Windows development. Microsoft is also investing in enhancing React Native's capabilities for Windows, including performance improvements and library expansions, to attract and retain developers.
BetaBeacon
May 5, 2025
- Katamari Damacy Rolling LIVE is a game included with Apple Arcade subscription where players roll katamari to make them bigger in a mock livestream format. - The gameplay of Katamari Damacy Rolling LIVE remains similar to its original version from 2004, with some minor changes in controls and influencer window dressing.
BetaBeacon
May 3, 2025
Netflix Games has introduced a new game called Single's Inferno: Choices, based on the South Korean dating series. The game allows players to create their character and experience romance on a remote tropical island. It is developed by XO Games, a subsidiary of Series Entertainment Inc. This marks the first time Single's Inferno has been translated onto Netflix Games.
BetaBeacon
April 30, 2025
Game of Thrones: Kingsroad will have its full release on May 21 as a free-to-play game on PC, Android, and iOS. The game will feature field bosses with matchmaking for up to 12 players, and the frequency of boss spawns will be reduced. The developers are also planning to improve the RP system in response to player feedback, adding more content like exploration challenges and co-op content that won't require RP. The ultimate goal is to have the entirety of Westeros in the game, with the next major update focusing on bringing the Stormlands.
BetaBeacon
April 30, 2025
Flappy Bird has teamed up with Epic Games to bring the modern version of the game to the Epic Games Store on Android. The Flappy Bird Foundation is spearheading the game's return and has acquired the official trademark rights. Planned future releases include desktop and mobile web browsers and native app versions on iOS and Android in 2025. The game features Classic mode and Quest mode with new worlds and challenges. The app on Epic Games Store will not have Web3 elements and is supported by ads and in-app purchases.
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