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January 20, 2026

I can’t put down this dark fantasy roguelike that’s basically Elden Ring Nightreign, and it just got a magical new character

Ravenswatch is a dark fantasy roguelike ARPG that blends elements from top-down action games and power-leveling titles. The game features a roster of fairytale characters and has introduced its first DLC character, Merlin, along with a significant update that includes an overhaul of magical objects and balance adjustments. Merlin has a unique skill set with two-button combinations that allow him to cast nine distinct spells across three categories: nature, arcane, and defense. His passive trait enables him to build runes of potency through basic attacks, enhancing his spells. The game also includes a complimentary update with five new magical objects, improvements to the enemy aggro system, and guaranteed rare or epic items from certain chests. Merlin will be available on January 19 for .99 / £6.49, and the game has an 86% approval rating on Steam.

AppWizard

November 15, 2025

Mob Menagerie: Llama

Llamas thrive in diverse environments, including savanna plateaus, windswept hills, gravelly terrains, and forest biomes. In the Bedrock Edition, they can also be found in standard savanna regions. A typical group of llamas consists of four to six individuals, displaying colors such as rich browns, creamy whites, and soft grays. They are generally indifferent to human presence but may spit if approached too closely. Llamas can defend themselves against wild wolves but are tolerant of tamed wolves if not provoked. Taming a llama requires persistence, involving mounting and offering wheat. Once tamed, llamas can carry a chest with three to fifteen slots and can be adorned with carpets for unique designs. Llamas can form a caravan by leashing one, allowing for the transportation of goods over long distances.

AppWizard

August 13, 2025

Minecraft Preview Update 1.82/1.065 Houses Block Bug Fixes via Version 1.21.110.23

The Minecraft Preview update 1.82/1.065 was released on August 12, bringing various bug fixes and enhancements. Key features include: - Extended pick block functionality for all LightBlock variations. - New definitions added for various types of planks and slabs. - Fixed shelf comparator signal functionality and item interaction in Creative Mode. - Introduced new Copper items: Copper Torch, Copper Bars, Copper Chain, and Copper Lantern, all of which oxidize over time. - Resolved sound issues with Copper Chests. - Fixed issues with the Copper Golem statue and its interactions. - Improved Lightning Rods to emit signals correctly when struck by lightning. - Resolved visual issues with Wolf Armor and added food recognition for Foxes. - Adjusted Copper Golem behavior regarding block counting and item transport. - General improvements in frozen river chunk blending. - User interface updates including correct functionality for the /hud command and action bar message enhancements. - Added Text-to-Speech support for dressing room pages. Some known issues remain unresolved after this patch.

AppWizard

August 7, 2025

Minecraft Preview Update 1.81/1.064 for Version 1.21.110.23 Adds New Items

The Minecraft Preview branch has released update version 1.21.110.23 on August 7, which corresponds to version 1.81/1.064 for console users. The update includes various features and bug fixes such as: - Fully functional pick block feature for all LightBlock variations. - New definitions added to blocks.json for various types of planks and double slabs. - Shelf comparator signal now operates correctly from the back of the Shelf. - Introduction of Copper Torch, Copper Bars, Copper Chain, and Copper Lantern with oxidation effects. - Resolved sound issues for Copper Chests and fixed the Copper Golem statue's pose in multiplayer. - Lightning Rods now emit a Redstone signal when struck by lightning and flash white. - Visual appearance of Wolf Armor corrected and Foxes now recognize Honey Bottles as food. - Copper Golem adjustments for block counting, leashing behavior, and navigation through doors. - Improved visual blending around frozen river chunks. - User interface enhancements including effective hiding of touch controls and improved action bar messages. - Text-to-Speech support added for dressing room pages.

AppWizard

June 18, 2025

Minecraft’s Nintendo Players Request “Switch 2 Edition” After Graphics Update Skips Switch

Mojang has launched a visual graphics upgrade for Minecraft called 'Vibrant Visuals' alongside the 'Chase the Skies' drop. Nintendo Switch players are disappointed that the Switch trailer does not feature the new visual enhancements, leading to calls for a "Switch 2 Edition" that would include these updates. The Vibrant Visuals update enhances the game's aesthetics without changing gameplay mechanics and allows players to toggle the enhancements on and off. Mojang has expressed a commitment to bringing this graphical update to as many devices as possible in the future. The latest update for the Switch version introduces new features, including a flying mount, building in the sky, leashing camels, a new music disc, and a Player Locator bar.

AppWizard

June 17, 2025

Minecraft receives separate trailer for the Switch as doesn’t support Vibrant Visuals

The Chase the Skies update has been released in Minecraft, but Nintendo Switch players will not have access to the Vibrant Visuals update. Switch users can still enjoy the Chase the Skies content, which includes new features such as flying with a ghast companion, creating a caravan of camels, and using the Player Locator bar. There is speculation that Microsoft and Mojang may develop a version for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, potentially offering enhanced graphics.

AppWizard

June 6, 2025

How to Leash Minecraft Mobs Together Using Lead

Mojang has enhanced the leashing mechanics in Minecraft with the upcoming Chase the Skies update, introducing a new recipe for leads and improving leash physics to prevent snapping. Players will need one lead per mob to create a caravan, allowing for easier transportation of multiple mobs. To form a caravan, players can attach leads from one mob to another while sneaking. The traditional method of attaching leads to multiple mobs simultaneously is still available, with reduced likelihood of leads snapping. Players can also experiment with leashing boats and heavier mobs like horses and camels.