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February 14, 2026

Next Week on Xbox: New Games for February 16 to 20

In the upcoming week, several new games will be released for Xbox platforms: - Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown Deluxe Edition: Developed by Daedalic Entertainment, priced at .99, releasing on February 18, optimized for Xbox Series X|S. - Styx: Blades of Greed – Quartz Edition: Developed by Nacon, priced at .99, releasing on February 19, optimized for Xbox Series X|S. - AerialKnight's DropShot: Developed by AerialKnight Games, releasing on February 17, optimized for Xbox Series X|S, Smart Delivery, Xbox Play Anywhere, and Handheld Optimized. - Hex Park: Developed by Webnetic s. r. o., priced at .99, releasing on February 17, optimized for Xbox Series X|S. - HeadHunters: Developed by Sumalab, priced at .99, releasing on February 18, optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Play Anywhere. - Backrooms Level X: Developed by Firenut Games, priced at .99 (discounted price: .99), releasing on February 19, optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Smart Delivery. - Death Match Love Comedy!: Developed by KEMCO in Japan & Asia, PQube in North America & Europe, priced at .99, releasing on February 19. - Harvest Cafe: Developed by World of Poly, releasing on February 19, Xbox Play Anywhere. - KLETKA: Developed by Sobaka Studio, priced at .99, releasing on February 19, optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Smart Delivery. - Outpath: Developed by Silver Lining Interactive, releasing on February 19, optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Smart Delivery. - Showgunners: Developed by Klabater, releasing on February 19, optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Play Anywhere. - Soulslinger: Envoy of Death: Developed by Headup, releasing on February 19, optimized for Xbox Series X|S. - Horror Tale 2: 4k Remaster: Developed by EpiXR Games, priced at .99, releasing on February 20, optimized for Xbox Series X|S. - Liquor Store Simulator: Developed by PlayWay S.A., priced at .69 (MSRP: .99), releasing on February 20, optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Smart Delivery.

AppWizard

February 14, 2026

Next Week on Xbox: New Games for February 16 to 20

Next week on Xbox, several games are set to release across various platforms, including Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC. - Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown Deluxe Edition Developer: Daedalic Entertainment Price: .99 (MSRP: .99) Release Date: February 18 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S - Styx: Blades of Greed – Quartz Edition Developer: Nacon Price: .99 Release Date: February 19 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S - Aerial_Knight's DropShot Developer: Aerial_Knight Games Release Date: February 17 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery / Xbox Play Anywhere / Handheld Optimized - Hex Park Developer: Webnetic s. r. o. Price: .99 Release Date: February 17 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S - HeadHunters Developer: Sumalab Price: .99 Release Date: February 18 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Xbox Play Anywhere - Backrooms Level X Developer: Firenut Games Price: .99 (MSRP: .99) Release Date: February 19 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery - Death Match Love Comedy! Developer: KEMCO in Japan & Asia, PQube in North America & Europe Price: .99 (MSRP: .99) Release Date: February 19 - Harvest Cafe Developer: World of Poly Release Date: February 19 Xbox Play Anywhere - KLETKA Developer: Sobaka Studio Price: .99 Release Date: February 19 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery - Outpath Developer: Silver Lining Interactive Release Date: February 19 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery - Showgunners Developer: Klabater Release Date: February 19 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Xbox Play Anywhere - Soulslinger: Envoy of Death Developer: Headup Release Date: February 19 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S - Horror Tale 2: 4k Remaster Developer: EpiXR Games Price: .99 Release Date: February 20 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S - Liquor Store Simulator Developer: PlayWay S.A. Price: .69 (MSRP: .99) Release Date: February 20 Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery

AppWizard

January 17, 2026

This Thief fan mission has you play a blind character trying to steal back their sight, and honestly that’s probably the least weird thing about it

Selection Day is a newly released fan mission for the classic game Thief 2, set in a dystopian future where a City faces sinkholes and blindness. Players navigate using a braille system and machines that project braille into the air. The mission's objective is to "Seek Remedy for Your Blindness," and players take on the role of a court judge whose journey is interrupted by an Ocular Superior. It is recommended to use T2fix and an FM launcher like Angelloader, and to play in 1080p resolution for an enhanced experience. The designer of the mission is Hanover Aldercash.

Winsage

December 27, 2025

5 Free Windows Apps You’ve Probably Never Used (But Should)

EarTrumpet is a free and open-source application for Windows that simplifies audio control, allowing users to manage per-app volume settings and switch audio outputs easily. It supports hotkey configurations and has a modern interface with dark mode. Ditto Clipboard enhances the clipboard functionality in Windows 11, allowing users to store hundreds or thousands of clipboard entries, with a search feature and support for various content types. UniGetUI is a universal app manager that simplifies software installation and updates by consolidating access to multiple app repositories and supporting bulk operations. WizTree is a utility that analyzes storage drives to identify large files and folders, presenting data visually through a tree map and scanning terabytes of data quickly. MusicBee is a music manager and player that organizes local music collections, automatically seeds tags and artwork, supports various audio formats, and offers customizable features.

AppWizard

December 17, 2025

Enter the Mob Maze

Players in the maze game can choose from various abilities that enhance gameplay, such as improving defense, jumping, or speed. Initially, players start with one ability slot, but can unlock more as they progress. Abilities are earned through gameplay by collecting 'cubits,' which are used to unlock and upgrade them. Players should select abilities based on their playstyle, as choices can impact success in the maze. Additionally, players can acquire a cosmetic Power Shell Pet after achieving VIP status, which serves as a companion but does not provide combat advantages.

AppWizard

December 11, 2025

Japanese psychological adventure game UN:Me announced for PC

Shueisha Games and historia are releasing a psychological horror adventure game called UN:Me, exclusively for PC. The game features a young girl navigating a maze inhabited by four distinct souls, each with unique traumas and abilities that can take control of her body. UN:Me will be available in multiple languages: English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. Key gameplay features include: - Unpredictable Soul Switching: The four souls randomly take control, requiring players to adapt their strategies. - Trauma-Driven Gameplay: Each soul's trauma affects gameplay through visual distortions and behavioral limitations. - Soul Dialogue System: Players can collect items that unlock dialogue sequences with the souls, revealing their histories and providing hints for progression. - The Ultimate Choice: Soul Triage: Players must choose which soul to preserve, impacting the game's ending and moral implications. The game is developed by historia and published by Shueisha Games, with plans for additional platforms to be announced later.

AppWizard

December 10, 2025

Shueisha Games and historia announce psychological adventure game UN:Me for PC

Shueisha Games, in collaboration with developer historia, is set to release a psychological adventure game titled UN:Me on PC via Steam in 2026. The game centers around a young girl navigating a mental labyrinth while harboring four distinct souls, each vying for control of her body. Players will engage in dialogue and make decisions that determine which soul remains, impacting the gameplay experience. The souls can shift control unpredictably, each bringing unique skills and traumas that affect the girl's senses and movement. Players can interact with the souls through special items that reveal memories and hints. As they progress, players must choose which soul to preserve and which to erase, facing complex implications of their choices.

AppWizard

December 3, 2025

Get 23 Steam Deck-Ready PC Games With This Fanatical Deal

Fanatical's Bundlefestive 2025 event runs from December 1 to December 5, 2025, offering savings on PC games with new bundles launched daily. The event features the Killer Bundle Winter 2025 Edition, which is Fanatical's 1,500th PC game bundle deal, and the Build Your Own Play on the Go Bundlefestive Edition. The Build Your Own Play on the Go Bundle includes 23 games optimized for Steam Deck, such as Tyrant's Realm and Wolfenstein: The New Order. The pricing starts at for three games, decreasing with more selections. The Killer Bundle offers a variety of genres, starting at .75 for five games, with further discounts for larger selections.

AppWizard

November 20, 2025

‘No one leaves’—one Arc Raiders player has devoted themselves to turning Stella Montis into an inescapable maze, revelling in the cries of stuck players: ‘I am the engineer of chaos!’

The Stella Montis map in the Arc Raiders universe is known for its treacherous layout, where players often engage in skirmishes while trying to reach an extraction point. A player named luvast0 barricaded every door in a new lobby for 20 minutes, using 65 door barricades and 13 deployable barricades, creating a nearly impenetrable maze. The barricades have 500 health, making them difficult to dismantle, and they generate noise during the process. Luvast0 also used three jolt charges and a deadline mine to enhance the trap's effectiveness. He aimed to demonstrate the psychological impact of the barricade system, leading to frustrated reactions from trapped players. Ultimately, he faced an Arc Orbiter and chose to end the game dramatically by using a smoke grenade and setting off a deadline mine, declaring, "No one leaves the maze."

Winsage

November 17, 2025

I don’t know how I missed this playable Windows 95-era 3D Maze screensaver, but it’s making me feel like I’m tripping out, man

A new playable version of the 3D Maze screensaver from Windows 95 has been created by a user named x86matthew, based on a reverse-engineered binary of the original screensaver. This version allows for user control through keyboard inputs via an additional DLL, enabling players to navigate a maze filled with digital brick walls. Players may encounter rat sprites and enigmatic black polyhedrons, adding elements of surprise and intrigue to the experience. This project evokes nostalgia for those who remember the original screensaver, providing a chance to reconnect with a piece of digital history.