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Trust Me, I Nailed It is a turn-based strategy game where you make sick video edits of a really rubbish hero
AppWizard
February 1, 2026

Trust Me, I Nailed It is a turn-based strategy game where you make sick video edits of a really rubbish hero

Trust Me, I Nailed It is a turn-based strategy game that allows players to create video edits transforming a warrior into a legendary monster slayer. The game features a fictional software called World Movie Weaver, reminiscent of Windows Movie Maker, where players manage enemy attack patterns on a grid-based battlefield. Players can orchestrate movements, execute attacks, and block damage using clips, with modifiers allowing for teleportation and invulnerability. The narrative unfolds through emails and posts on the Mana Scroll Network, enhancing player engagement. The game will be available for free on February 6th.
Gearbox finally wakes up with the first big Borderlands 4 update of the year and a roadmap, yet I'm still worried for its future
AppWizard
January 30, 2026

Gearbox finally wakes up with the first big Borderlands 4 update of the year and a roadmap, yet I’m still worried for its future

Gearbox announced a significant update for Borderlands 4 set for 2026, which includes enhanced loot drops in Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode, a rework of Harlowe's Zero-Point action skill, and the addition of a photo mode. The update integrates the Inertia augment into Harlowe's skill, boosts slam damage and status effects, and generates mini projectiles with successful attacks. Boss-related loot drops will increase with UVHM tiers, and a new setting to disable mouse smoothing has been added. A free update will introduce ultra-rare Pearlescent gear, and the first major story DLC, "Mad Ellie and the Vault of the Damned," is anticipated. Future content will include a second raid boss, a takedown, and three additional Bounty Packs. Gearbox aims to improve performance and stability while addressing character viability. Concerns remain about the game's future and the effectiveness of limited-time events.
The Monster Train 2 DLC is very good: the Railforged, a challenging new mode, and a mechanical spider factory
AppWizard
January 30, 2026

The Monster Train 2 DLC is very good: the Railforged, a challenging new mode, and a mechanical spider factory

The author has logged 370 hours and achieved 127 victories in Monster Train 2, feeling their journey was complete until a pre-release build of the DLC Destiny of the Railforged reignited their passion. The DLC introduces new mechanics, such as smelting blight cards into resources and a forge system that enhances strategic decision-making. It includes a new mode called Soul Savior, featuring enhanced units, powerful upgrades called souls, and increased difficulty with formidable enemies and new status effects. The DLC is set to release on February 2 at a reasonable price, enriching the gameplay experience and expanding the Monster Train 2 universe.
It's not a myth – Capcom has fixed Monster Hunter Wilds, and I even tested it to find out
AppWizard
January 30, 2026

It’s not a myth – Capcom has fixed Monster Hunter Wilds, and I even tested it to find out

Capcom has released a significant patch for Monster Hunter Wilds aimed at improving performance, particularly on PC. The update addresses performance issues, resulting in smoother gameplay with reduced stutters and more stable frame rates across various system configurations. A new CPU options menu allows players to fine-tune settings, reducing the burden on processors. The patch reduces VRAM usage, benefiting players with 8GB GPUs, including those using devices like the Legion Go S handheld. While frame rate boosts may vary, the patch improves the 1% lows, leading to a more consistent experience. Players with high-performance rigs report maintaining around 60 fps during intense battles at a resolution of 3440x1440, achieving frame rates between 62 and 75 fps without frame generation technology. The patch also enables effective use of frame generation, doubling frame rates without sacrificing smoothness. Capcom plans to release additional performance patches in the future.
Monster Hunter Wilds gets a PC patch which Capcom says will fix the recently reported DLC performance bug
AppWizard
January 29, 2026

Monster Hunter Wilds gets a PC patch which Capcom says will fix the recently reported DLC performance bug

Capcom released a patch for the PC version of Monster Hunter Wilds to address performance concerns, particularly around the Support Desk area in the Base Camp or Grand Hub, where performance drops were noted when players had unclaimed content. The patch aims to resolve an unintended bug related to CPU load increases due to claimed content status checks. An upcoming update is scheduled for February 18 to further enhance stability and performance across all platforms. The latest patch includes improvements to CPU/GPU processing, adjustments to texture streaming and VRAM usage, a new CPU settings tab, expanded graphics options, and various bug fixes. The patch requires approximately 2.0 GB of space, with a total of about 31 GB needed for the High-Resolution Texture Pack. Players are advised to update their video drivers for optimal performance.
One Of 2025's Best Games Is Getting A Vital Update On PC
AppWizard
January 29, 2026

One Of 2025’s Best Games Is Getting A Vital Update On PC

Monster Hunter Wilds, released in 2025, faced performance issues on PC, leading to declining frame rates and technical problems. In response, Capcom released patch version 1.040.03.01 to address these issues, identifying an unintended process related to the Support Desk at Base Camp and the Grand HHub as a significant factor causing increased CPU load and reduced FPS. The patch includes optimization improvements for Steam-specific processes and options to reduce processing load. An upcoming update, Version 1.041, is scheduled for release on February 18th, promising further enhancements.
The new Monster Hunter Wilds update is way better than I was expecting, and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel
AppWizard
January 29, 2026

The new Monster Hunter Wilds update is way better than I was expecting, and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel

Capcom has released a performance update for Monster Hunter Wilds, addressing framerate drops and stuttering issues. The update reduces CPU and GPU load, decreases shader warming processes, and improves texture streaming. Players have reported noticeable improvements in framerate stability, with averages reaching between 55 and 70 frames per second during gameplay. Community feedback has been largely positive, with users experiencing smoother gameplay and fewer performance issues. The update includes new graphics settings and a high-resolution texture pack that requires a redownload of approximately 31GB but results in a total size reduction of about 45GB. Additionally, performance issues related to the 'DLC cat' have been addressed. The update, version 1.040.03.01, is now live on Steam.
Sorry if this jinxes it, but the latest Monster Hunter Wilds performance improvement patch seems like it actually improved performance
AppWizard
January 29, 2026

Sorry if this jinxes it, but the latest Monster Hunter Wilds performance improvement patch seems like it actually improved performance

Capcom released a performance patch for Monster Hunter Wilds that has significantly improved the game's performance on PC, particularly on Steam. Users report a remarkable reduction in frametime lows, with many stating that all previous performance issues have been resolved. The patch has received a positive reception, leading to a surge in favorable reviews. Players are now able to recommend the game, with some finding optimal settings for performance on the Steam Deck. Anecdotal evidence suggests that the patch has effectively addressed prior gameplay hitching issues, resulting in smoother framerates.
Get ready to battle bruxae and swipe sorceresses in Reigns: The Witcher, out next month
AppWizard
January 28, 2026

Get ready to battle bruxae and swipe sorceresses in Reigns: The Witcher, out next month

Nerial is set to release Reigns: The Witcher on February 25. Players will assume the role of Geralt of Rivia, with gameplay narrated by Dandelion. The game features decision-making that affects relationships with various factions and includes a real-time combat system. Each playthrough resembles a ballad of Geralt's adventures, often ending in his demise. Players will encounter sidequests that enhance the story and Dandelion's skills, with humorous elements included. The game incorporates nostalgic features from The Witcher 3, aiming to appeal to both fans and newcomers.
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