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AppWizard
October 18, 2026

Review

Minecraft Dungeons II is a sequel that builds on the original's accessible loot-driven action role-playing game (ARPG) formula, appealing to both younger players and families. The narrative involves mysterious rifts in the Overworld and the Supreme Evoker seeking to conquer it. The game features an interconnected open world with side quests, but the story lacks emotional depth. Gameplay enhancements include new mechanics like jumping, an expanded equipment system, and the introduction of Talisman slots, though it has limitations such as only three Artifact slots. Arrow regeneration improves gameplay flow, while the world design fosters a cohesive experience. Visually, it retains the voxel style with vibrant colors, but the sound design lacks a memorable soundtrack. The game is available on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Feed the Deep Is Heading to Consoles and Android Next Year
BetaBeacon
October 16, 2026

Feed the Deep Is Heading to Consoles and Android Next Year

Feed the Deep, a Lovecraftian roguelike game developed by Luke Muscat, is set to launch on consoles and Android in 2027. The game takes players into procedurally generated underwater caves where they must collect materials, trade for upgrades, and navigate dangers while managing limited oxygen. The game offers an atmospheric soundtrack by composer Cedar Jones and promises a unique experience with each expedition.
New Castlevania is already being ported to Android - enthusiast showed Belmont's Curse running
BetaBeacon
October 15, 2026

New Castlevania is already being ported to Android – enthusiast showed Belmont’s Curse running

Technical issues are plaguing the unofficial Android port of Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse by developer BelmanteGu, with PC version buyers encountering problems such as a black screen, freezing, and unresponsive menu controls. The developer aims to address these issues by enhancing graphics, incorporating FSR scaling, and achieving a frame rate of 60 FPS or higher.
Minecraft Dungeons 2 is an okay approximation of 'Diablo for kids' that's sorely in need of more depth
AppWizard
October 10, 2026

Minecraft Dungeons 2 is an okay approximation of ‘Diablo for kids’ that’s sorely in need of more depth

Minecraft Dungeons 2 is an action role-playing game available on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch, with a release date of September 29, 2026. The game features a twelve-hour campaign where players experience consistent challenges due to level scaling, which diminishes the sense of progression. Combat is repetitive, lacking strategic depth, and exploration is limited despite claims of a more expansive world. The visual aesthetic is vibrant, but the narrative is weak and lacks engaging characters. The game includes accessibility options such as a guidance trail, customizable subtitles, and color-blind modes. The review was based on over thirteen hours of gameplay on a high-performance PC.
20 million sales later, Capcom is bringing Monster Hunter Rise to iOS and Android, but for now it's locked behind a Netflix subscription
BetaBeacon
October 7, 2026

20 million sales later, Capcom is bringing Monster Hunter Rise to iOS and Android, but for now it’s locked behind a Netflix subscription

Monster Hunter Rise is coming to Android and iOS through Netflix. The game will require a Netflix Membership to download and play. The mobile version will have minor differences, such as challenge quests being unlocked as you progress, a new Recovery Button, and reconstructed touch controls optimized for smartphones and tablets. Capcom's decision to add the game to Netflix's streaming catalogue raises questions about potential future collaborations and the impact on the game's popularity.
DOOM is free to keep on PC in double game giveaway that'll save you $40
AppWizard
October 6, 2026

DOOM is free to keep on PC in double game giveaway that’ll save you $40

DOOM (2016) is available as a complimentary download for Amazon Prime subscribers through Amazon’s Luna gaming service, allowing players to claim it for free and keep it permanently after redeeming a code on GOG. The game, originally priced at .99/£15.99, is part of a limited-time promotion that also includes Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit, which has a retail price of .99/£16.75. The promotion lasts until November 4, 2026. Both games have received positive reviews, with DOOM scoring in the mid-to-high 80s on Metacritic and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit scoring 87.
Lemuroid Setup Guide: 20 Retro Systems [2026]
BetaBeacon
October 6, 2026

Lemuroid Setup Guide: 20 Retro Systems [2026]

Lemuroid is an open-source Android frontend built on top of the Libretro core ecosystem, maintained by developer Swordfish90. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 and has 4,371 stars, 366 forks, and 595 open issues on GitHub. Late 2026 is a good time to set it up due to its active development. It is available on Google Play, F-Droid, and GitHub, providing redundancy in case of policy changes. Lemuroid supports twenty systems, each mapped to a specific Libretro core. PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Nintendo Switch are not supported. It requires Android 6.0, 500MB of storage, 3GB of RAM for 8-bit and 16-bit systems, and legally dumped ROMs/ISOs. BIOS files are required for PS1, PSP, and DS cores. It is recommended for managing multiple systems in one library.
Kingdom Come Maker Hopes GTA 6 Lifts Game Prices
AppWizard
October 5, 2026

Kingdom Come Maker Hopes GTA 6 Lifts Game Prices

Martin Klima, co-founder of Warhorse Studios, argues that the video game industry has undervalued its products and that a price increase is necessary for the survival of mid-sized developers. He highlights that production costs for high-quality RPGs and open-world games have risen significantly, while retail prices have remained stagnant. Rockstar Games is set to launch Grand Theft Auto VI at .99 for the standard edition and .99 for the Ultimate Edition, which is being observed as a potential benchmark for future game pricing. Klima believes that if GTA VI's pricing is successful, it could encourage other developers to raise their prices as well. He notes that adjusted for inflation, games today cost less than they did in the 1990s. The last significant price increase in the industry occurred in 2020, when the standard price rose from .99 to .99. Analysts suggest that franchises like Call of Duty, NBA 2K, and EA Sports FC may follow suit if GTA VI performs well commercially.
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