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AppWizard

December 23, 2025

Struggling tactical FPS reinvents itself with lengthy free trial and major update that makes it a more realistic mil sim

Exfil debuted to mixed reviews on Steam at the end of 2024 and has struggled to regain traction since its release. The game is making efforts to win back its audience with a free trial from December 22 to December 31, 2025, and a comprehensive update. The update includes two new maps, eleven new weapons, nine new attachments, eight new gadgets, enhanced FPS mechanics, reworked ballistics, improved audio and visual effects, helicopter support, and smarter enemy AI in PvPvE modes. Accessibility features such as a field of view slider and colorblind modes have also been introduced. Exfil is available for free on Steam until December 31 and is offered at a 30% discount until January 5. The game remains in early access.

AppWizard

December 10, 2025

A free Arc Raiders cosmetic is up for grabs thanks to Nvidia, but you’ll need to be quick as there’s a limited supply

Players in Arc Raiders can earn a variety of cosmetics through gameplay, with additional free gear available via the Nvidia app. A new backpack item, the Emerald Wave Electrician Backpack, will be available for claim starting Thursday, December 11 at 6am PT / 9am ET / 2pm GMT / 3PM CET. Players must launch the Nvidia app, navigate to the 'redeem' section, and link it to their Embark profile to secure the item, which will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. The backpack features a vibrant green hue and is a reskin of the existing Electrician Backpack.

AppWizard

November 27, 2025

I ranked Arc Raiders skins based on how likely I am to shoot them on sight, and I’ve become the thing I swore to destroy

Rory Norris shares his experiences in the game Arc Raiders, focusing on the significance of character skins in player interactions. He notes that different outfits convey various messages about trust and intent. - The Striker outfit resembles Norris's usual attire but makes him suspicious of the wearer's motives due to its aggressive design. - The Macrame outfit evokes danger, prompting Norris to act cautiously around players wearing it. - The Riposta skin, despite its fencing roots, appears threatening, leading Norris to take preemptive action against players in it. - Norris is skeptical of players in the default Origin skin, associating them with unexpected aggression. - The Cosmo outfit increases his distrust due to its unappealing design. - Although the Driftcoat is his favorite, it raises concerns about the wearer's potential threat. - The Leviathan skin's dark design creates an unsettling element of surprise. - The popular Torpedo outfit makes Norris question the intentions of its wearers. - Players in the Ryder skin are more trusted by Norris, though he remains cautious. - The Voyager skin's friendly appearance makes Norris feel at ease. - Norris finds the Astrolite outfit bemusing but holds no ill will towards its wearers. - The Chap skin elicits a neutral response from Norris. - The Cresta outfit is viewed with suspicion due to its unappealing design. - The Hawker outfit's unassuming nature could mask a dangerous player. - The Mirage skin offers a chance for trust, though Norris stays alert. - Ombra's vibrant design does not alleviate Norris's caution. - The Radio Renegade skin is appreciated for its practicality, but Norris remains skeptical. - The Velati outfit fosters a sense of trust if players engage positively. - The Voltedge outfit attracts friendly players, making Norris view them as allies. - Norris constantly negotiates for survival and collaboration in the game. - Players in the Patrol outfit signify skill and dedication, prompting Norris to consider teaming up. - Certain skins foster camaraderie, leading Norris to identify trusted allies in the game.

AppWizard

May 25, 2025

Helldivers 2 player embraces their inner Lisan al-Gaib, discovering a way to surf on the back of the game’s giant floating Leviathans: ‘I spent longer than I would like to admit setting this up’

Super Earth is under siege from an Illuminate invasion, threatening its democratic ideals. Illuminate thralls and colossal Leviathan creatures pose significant challenges to the Helldivers defending their home. A player named Beautiful-Injury7738 created a video showcasing "Leviathan Surfing," where they used a jetpack to land on a Leviathan while holding a flag of democracy. They managed to stay on the creature for two minutes before being killed by anti-desertion artillery after drifting beyond the combat zone. The video gained attention on Reddit, with comparisons to Dune's Lisan al-Gaib. Another player, Harvey, has been causing chaos by participating in Illuminate raves, leading to property damage. The Helldivers community has also welcomed new NPC SEAF troops.