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AppWizard

October 9, 2026

I might finally have gone too far with a GTA 5 mod that imports most of Doom 2

A mod named Doom 2 in GTA 5 Hell On Earth (D2IGTA5HOE) merges elements of Doom 2 with Grand Theft Auto 5, allowing players to switch from third-person to first-person perspective using the F9 key. Players can engage in combat in Los Santos with weapons from the Doom franchise, such as a minigun and BFG, while activating Hell On Earth mode with the F10 key introduces Doom 2 enemies. The gameplay features include battling demons and armed furries, with additional features like flossing and Superman mode also triggered by the F10 key, which can clutter the screen.

AppWizard

October 9, 2026

Improved Bloodborne Remaster with Enhanced Graphics and Reflections Released on PC

The unofficial PC version of Bloodborne has received significant updates, specifically versions 1.06 and 1.07 of a remaster mod by modder fromsoftserve. These updates include graphical improvements for locations such as Hunter's Dream, Cathedral Ward, Central Yharnam, Old Yharnam, and Hemwick Charnel Lane. Enhancements feature high-resolution reflection maps, dynamic shadows for all in-game objects, increased shadow draw distance, parallax occlusion for surfaces, and new point light sources. Bugs have been addressed for smoother gameplay, and a comprehensive overview video has been released. The mod is available for free on Nexus Mods, and players can launch Bloodborne on PC using the ShadPS4 emulator, with a native port also recently made available.

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

2026 is a low-key revolutionary year for player movement in games

Several iconic titles from over a decade ago, such as Mirror's Edge, Titanfall 2, Dishonored 2, Doom Eternal, and ARMA 3, have set high standards for in-game mobility, each offering distinct approaches to player movement. At GDC 2026, designer Gabe Cuzillo discussed his game Baby Steps, which draws inspiration from the challenging mod Stratocubulus for Mirror's Edge, encouraging players to rethink movement and level design. This year's standout titles, including Cairn, Control Resonant, Vholume, Doom: The Dark Ages' Revelations DLC, and Cicadamata, continue to innovate in movement mechanics. Big Walk focuses on traversing a vast map with friends, emphasizing nuanced movement mechanics. The evolution of movement in gaming has shifted from complex actions to simplified controls, as seen in Grand Theft Auto 3, influencing games like Assassin's Creed and Uncharted. However, new titles like Cairn, Baby Steps, and Big Walk challenge this trend by inviting deeper engagement with movement mechanics. The future of movement in gaming suggests potential for more granular explorations of human movement, offering immersive experiences.

AppWizard

October 6, 2026

RuneScape dev apologises after RuneFest debut of an AI-generated six-fingered character: ‘That’s pretty hard to explain away’

Jagex hosted its annual RuneFest in Birmingham, UK, where it unveiled a trailer for the Dragon Slayer 2 quest. The trailer featured noticeable flaws, such as a character with six fingers and unusual sneaker-like soles on their armoured shoes. Social media users pointed out the apparent use of generative AI in the trailer, prompting backlash against Jagex, especially after a recent controversy involving a clothing collaboration with 100 Thieves. Alec 'Mod Sween' Sween from Old School RuneScape acknowledged the issues, stating that the trailer had been taken down for urgent investigation. He clarified that it was produced by a trusted external partner who assured Jagex that generative AI would not be used. Sween emphasized the company's commitment to quality and announced plans to overhaul their review procedures and collaborate with community creators to ensure high standards for Dragon Slayer 2. He admitted that the team fell short of expectations and expressed concern over the incident highlighting weaknesses in their internal processes.

AppWizard

October 6, 2026

I am cavorting with a gazelle’s grace in Grand Theft Auto 5

A modder is experimenting with Grand Theft Auto 5, aiming to enhance it towards a PC version of GTA 6 or to deconstruct it. One notable creation is the Back Flip Mod, which allows characters to perform backflips using the page down key. While successful flips lead to amusing self-satisfaction, there is a risk of failure, resulting in a ragdoll effect when characters attempt the maneuver. This unpredictability adds humor to the modding experience and keeps the community engaged.

AppWizard

October 5, 2026

Terraria turned into a Minecraft analogue – you can play in 3D with a first-person view

Developer Eastern-Willow214 has released an early build of "Terraria Unbound," a modification that transforms the game into a three-dimensional experience, available via tModLoader. The mod features a 2304-block high world and retains core mechanics like resource gathering, building, exploration, and combat. It includes multiplayer functionality but is in an "experimental" phase, with potential bugs and compatibility issues. The mod can be accessed through the Steam Workshop for free, and future updates may support popular mods like Thorium and Calamity.

Winsage

October 5, 2026

TITAN Xp Finally Runs on Windows XP Thanks to a Modded NVIDIA Driver

A modder named SupraGSX released an unofficial Windows XP driver on GitHub called Forceware 382.69, designed to support NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 10-series graphics cards, including the TITAN Xp. This driver is a patched version of NVIDIA's older 368.81 driver from July 2016, specifically for 32-bit Windows XP systems. It supports various graphics cards, including GTX 1060, GTX 1070, GTX 1070 Ti, GTX 1080, GTX 1080 Ti, TITAN X (Pascal), TITAN Xp, and some GTX 900-series and Quadro cards. The driver introduces support for DisplayPort 1.4 HBR3 and HDMI 2.0, although not all models were individually validated. The latest build, released on October 4, fixes OpenGL crashes on Pascal cards, verified on the GTX 1080 Ti, while support for GP107 cards, like the GTX 1050 Ti, remains experimental. Users are advised to be cautious when installing unverified drivers on their primary machines.

AppWizard

October 4, 2026

One of the most popular Total War: Warhammer 3 mods was ‘deliberately corrupted’ by its creator to sabotage AI-made copies

The Lords of the End Times expansion for Total War: Warhammer 3 has made the SFO Grimhammer 3 mod incompatible with the latest game version, prompting the creators to work on a fix. Some individuals have been reworking the original mod using AI coding and reuploading it, leading to frustration within the modding community. The creator of SFO Grimhammer 3 has corrupted the mod to prevent unauthorized uploads and has threatened to make it private if the situation escalates. They have stated their opposition to the appropriation of their work for AI purposes and emphasized that their mods will remain free. A functional version of SFO: Grimhammer III for game version 8.1.1 has been restored on Steam in response to community feedback. The creator hopes to raise awareness about the issues caused by AI-generated modifications and advocates for AI to be a supportive tool rather than a replacement for individual creativity in modding.

AppWizard

October 2, 2026

Using AI to Solve Technical Problems in PC Games

PC gaming can experience crashes after installing mods or changing settings, often requiring players to diagnose issues from complex error logs. AI tools can assist by analyzing game versions and actions taken before crashes, helping to identify problems more efficiently. Heavily modded games may face additional complications due to conflicts between mods or outdated plugins, where AI can streamline the troubleshooting process. Configuration files contain critical settings that can be adjusted to resolve issues, and AI can clarify these settings and highlight changes when transferring games. Updates can introduce new problems, making it essential to provide AI with specific details for effective analysis. While paid AI tools may not be necessary for all players, they can be beneficial for those frequently encountering technical difficulties. AI can offer valuable insights during troubleshooting, though it may not resolve every issue.

AppWizard

October 1, 2026

More than 450 Witcher 3 mods have already been updated to support the Remastered version

In two days since the launch of The Witcher 3: Remastered on PC, over 450 mods have been released or updated on the Nexus Mods page. A trend has emerged where AI image generation is used for mod thumbnails, sparking discussions among fans about the preference for authentic visuals. Several classic mods from the 2010s have been updated for compatibility with the latest patch. Notable mods include "De-mastered Geralt," "Enhanced Graphics Pack," and "Immersive Sound Mod." One mod features a thumbnail created with MS Paint, showcasing traditional modding artistry.