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AppWizard
June 14, 2026
To unlock the secret ending in Mina the Hollower, players must avoid specific actions that would lead the final boss, Lionel, to accuse Mina of wrongdoing. The prohibitions include: - Sealing the Duke in the crypt - Defeating the Mock Moon boss - Using the train outside of its initial visit to Coltrane Peak - Engaging in any activity that harms another character - Restoring the Hollower Guild - Viewing the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the game's start - Acquiring the fishing rod - Destroying lamps or candles Players must also complete certain tasks: - Requesting Cappy's companionship after the opening ship crash - Rescuing the three children in Septemburg - Providing bones to all beggars who seek assistance Successfully navigating these requirements leads to Lionel inviting Mina to join him on a new quest, unlocking the secret ending. It is recommended that players experience the main storyline fully before attempting to uncover the secret ending due to its difficulty and potential to miss rewarding side quests.
AppWizard
June 6, 2026
That's No Moon is a relatively unknown studio in Los Angeles, established during the pandemic and backed by South Korean publisher Smilegate. The studio's debut game is titled Crossfire, which is a single-player, third-person tactical shooter that diverges from Smilegate's original competitive FPS. The game features a protagonist named Minkoff, voiced by Claudia Doumit, and incorporates high lethality, limited healing options, and manual magazine reloading. Players engage in intense firefights with controlled bursts of fire and a unique on-screen reticle that enhances the connection to the weapon. The game includes a modular inventory system for managing gear and ammunition, encourages looting, and offers a linear, narrative-driven campaign. An adaptive cover system allows players to use various forms of cover dynamically. The studio aimed to balance accessibility with tactical challenges, and they proposed using the Crossfire name after exploring the franchise's lore.
AppWizard
June 4, 2026
The upcoming hack 'n slash adventure game, Dungeon Lurker, features a visually striking world with comic book-style sprites and smooth animation, departing from the pixel art trend. A notable element in the game is the "Mammothian Colossus," a creature adorned with bondage gear and a tiny rider in golden armor. The game is anticipated for release, with a potential launch in early 2027, though the exact date is still "to be announced" on Steam.
AppWizard
May 10, 2026
Publisher PLAYISM and developer LydiaBluebell are releasing a remake of the 2D exploration horror adventure game, Midnight Train: New Moon, set to launch for PC via Steam in 2027. The game will be available in multiple languages: English, Spanish, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. Midnight Train: New Moon is a reimagining of the free RPG Maker title Midnight Train from 2020, originating from Spain and inspired by Japanese horror RPG traditions. The remake will feature a narrative-driven experience with revamped graphics, enhanced visual effects, and improved game balance. The story follows Luna Wyndell, who, during her train journey, discovers that all other passengers have vanished, leaving her and aspiring detective Neil Lawton stranded. They find a cryptic pocket watch with a note warning them to find the next train within three hours or risk being trapped forever. Key features include a narrative across four chapters, an engaging game system for clue gathering, multiple endings based on player choices, diverse maps and characters, an original soundtrack, dynamic sprite animations, and partial voice acting. Enhancements for the remake include completely overhauled graphics, redesigned puzzles, new events and visual effects, and quality-of-life improvements. Character profiles include Luna Wyndell, who communicates through a notebook due to her inability to speak, and Neil Lawton, a kind-hearted but sometimes timid aspiring detective with strong observational skills.
AppWizard
May 10, 2026
Publisher PLAYISM and developer minatonezumi are set to release a comedic text-based adventure game titled "There’s Something Wrong with the Hero’s Choices" for PC via Steam in 2026. The game will support English, Japanese, and Korean languages. It won the PLAYISM award at the Niconico Indies Game Fest 2020 and had a free version released on May 2, 2025. The Steam version will feature new episodes and expanded language options. Players will navigate a narrative involving a party of heroes on a mission to slay the Dark Lord, making critical decisions that lead to unexpected outcomes, with over 2,000 event illustrations and more than 30 possible endings. The main characters include Shayla (the healer), Silvan (the mage), and John Doe (the hero). Key features include perplexing dialogue choices, surprising twists, the ability to save progress anytime, and additional content beyond the free version.
AppWizard
May 9, 2026
Amazon Prime subscribers have access to Prime Gaming, which offers a selection of free PC games each month. For May, the free game lineup includes: - Available Now: - Mafia II: Definitive Edition (GOG) - Fruitbus (GOG) - 14 May: - Lethal Honour: Order of the Apocalypse (GOG) - 60 Minutes to Extinction: Escape Room (GOG) - Survival: Fountain of Youth (Amazon Games) - 21 May: - Space Grunts (GOG) - Palindrome Syndrome: Escape Room (GOG) - Hot Brass (GOG) - 28 May: - Moon Mystery (Epic Games Store) - Pro Basketball Manager 2026 (Amazon Games) - Nordic Storm Solitaire (Legacy Games) These games can be redeemed through platforms like GOG, Epic Games Store, Amazon Games, and Legacy Games.
Winsage
May 8, 2026
Mark Russinovich, the Chief Technical Officer of Microsoft Azure, revealed that Windows 11 relies on a significant amount of legacy code from the 1990s, particularly the Win32 framework. He acknowledged the challenges posed by this legacy software while noting its continued relevance as we approach 2026. Russinovich reflected on past attempts to update the Windows API, such as WinRT, which did not meet expectations. He also highlighted that Win32 has been crucial in developing tools like Sysmon and ZoomIt, created in 1996, which remain relevant in the context of Windows 11 and PowerToys.
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