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AppWizard
September 21, 2025
ColePowered Games has released updates for the detective simulator Shadows of Doubt, introducing new gameplay features and modifiers. Players can now take on the role of a detective who is a rat, and there is an "immortal snail" mode where the detective is invulnerable except for interactions with a snail. Other modifiers include Ironman Mode, House Arrest Scenario, Gambling Debt Option, and Film Noir Toggle, which can be combined for varied gameplay. The update also addresses bugs and mechanical issues, such as implementing a cooldown timer for muggers and ensuring loan sharks confront players over debts. Previous quality-of-life improvements were made in April and June.
AppWizard
August 31, 2025
Libby is an app developed by OverDrive that allows users to access a vast library of ebooks and audiobooks by connecting their library cards. Users can browse, borrow, and send books to their Kindle devices or apps without a subscription fee, and digital loans automatically disappear when due, eliminating late fees. The app enables users to manage holds, create custom shelves for organization, and sync reading progress across devices. However, popular titles may have long wait times, and not all books are Kindle-compatible. Loans typically last between 14 to 21 days, with renewals dependent on demand. Libraries incur costs for digital copies, making each checkout significant.
AppWizard
August 6, 2025
Players in Gemporium: A Cute Mining Sim take on the role of a mole who inherits a gem shop and a debt of one million dollars. The game features mining mechanics with tools like a television for tracking sought-after gemstones and a magnifying glass for finding gems at dig sites. Players can upgrade their abilities to double gem extraction and use haggling mechanics to negotiate better sales. The game includes a humorous element of owing a loan shark, who is literally a shark. A free demo is available, and the full game will launch on Steam on August 7.
AppWizard
July 3, 2025
Android malware has surged by 151% since the beginning of the year, with a notable 147% increase in spyware in 2025. Spyware activity peaked in February and March, reaching nearly four times the baseline. Smishing attacks via SMS increased by 692% between April and May. Banking trojans and spyware are increasingly hidden in seemingly legitimate applications, such as fake loan services. Over 30% of Android devices run outdated software lacking security patches, exposing users to vulnerabilities. Cybercriminals are developing interconnected operations that target sensitive user data. Google Play Protect is not fully effective, and users are advised to download apps only from official sources, review app permissions, deny unnecessary notification access, keep software updated, and use trusted mobile security apps.
BetaBeacon
May 15, 2025
The top popular mobile games of 2025 include Block Blast, Roblox, Free Fire x Naruto Shippuden, Ludo King, Pokémon Go, Candy Crush Saga, Mini Games: Calm & Relax, Balatro, Last War: Survival, and Call of Duty Mobile.
AppWizard
April 5, 2025
The Nintendo Switch 2 Direct introduced a feature called Welcome Tour, which is priced at 990 yen (approximately £5), though there are speculations it may cost more. The feature has been described as a "glorified tech demo" or a "digital manual." In contrast, Valve's Aperture Desk Job is a free tech demo for the Steam Deck that effectively showcases its functionalities while incorporating humor and narrative elements from the Portal universe. It takes about half an hour to complete and has received positive reviews for its engaging gameplay and clever references. Many players find it both entertaining and educational. In comparison, the Welcome Tour has been criticized for its generic presentation and lack of creativity, highlighting a disparity between Nintendo's past successes and its current offerings.
AppWizard
March 9, 2025
Batman: Arkham Knight was pulled from sale within 24 hours of its PC launch due to severe performance issues, leading to a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam after months of fixes. Kerbal Space Program 2, developed by Intercept Games, has received overwhelmingly negative reviews since its early access launch in 2023, raising ethical questions about its availability. Newegg sold a faulty motherboard to Gamers Nexus and refused a refund, leading to a series of videos and a meeting between the two parties. 38 Studios, founded by Curt Schilling, secured a million loan from Rhode Island but filed for bankruptcy after failing to deliver on its MMO project, Project Copernicus, following the underwhelming performance of Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. iBUYPOWER was involved in a match-fixing scandal during a 2014 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive match, resulting in Valve taking action against the players. Cyberpunk 2077's launch was plagued by bugs and performance issues, particularly on last-gen consoles, despite high expectations. Blood II: The Chosen was launched prematurely by GT Interactive, leading to a damaged reputation and the abandonment of the franchise.
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