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BetaBeacon
September 19, 2026
Lumi Master is a portrait-mode RPG where players catch, collect, and train Lumis in the fantastical realm of Lumia. Lumis are unique creatures that evolve based on how they are raised. Players can freely roam, explore, and capture Lumis using cards, adding them to their team. The game features charming 2D fantasy art and an Auto-play Feature for relaxed gameplay. Players can also interact with other adventurers, trade items, socialize, and team up for ranking battles.
AppWizard
September 10, 2026
Improbable, a UK tech company, has launched an AI messaging application called Bolter to improve business processes, following a significant investment from the company. Founded in 2012, Improbable has shifted focus from gaming to becoming a venture builder, introducing Bolter as its third product in 2023, after the blockchain solution Somnia and the AI tool Kallikor. Bolter enables non-technical users to automate tasks using plain text and features AI agents that collaborate on task planning and delegation. It routes requests to the most suitable AI model and emphasizes European sovereignty in developing messaging platforms to compete with US tech firms. Improbable's CEO, Herman Narula, acknowledges the competitive landscape but believes in the value of their mixed human and AI agent approach.
AppWizard
September 8, 2026
Snail, Inc. has launched a new science-fiction survival sandbox game called Honeycomb: The World Beyond, developed by Frozen Way Studio. The game is available on Steam, the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Key features include exploration of diverse alien biomes, a bioengineering system for creating new life forms, base building, laboratory research, resource discovery, and survival gameplay. The game incorporates advanced technologies from NVIDIA, such as RTXDI and DLSS 4.5, to enhance visual quality and performance. Frozen Way Games, based in Cracow, Poland, consists of over 80 team members dedicated to game development. Players can access the game through its official website and various social media platforms.
AppWizard
August 22, 2026
Compulsion Games has regained its independence and the rights to its original intellectual properties after a management buyout, allowing the studio to explore new partnerships. Their latest release, South of Midnight, received an 83% review score. CEO Guillaume Provost confirmed that the management has acquired the studio and staff, enhancing the studio's financial prospects by allowing them to retain a larger share of revenue from purchases made outside the Xbox digital storefront. Compulsion Games is known for titles like We Happy Few and Contrast.
AppWizard
August 19, 2026
PikPok has announced that Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days will transition from Early Access to its full 1.0 release in March 2027. The game will be available on multiple platforms, including Steam, the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and GeForce NOW. A new gameplay trailer has been released, showcasing expanded gameplay systems and moral dilemmas. The game has evolved significantly since its Early Access debut, incorporating player feedback and updates to enhance survival mechanics and gameplay. Players will scavenge for resources, manage shelters, and face moral choices in a desolate 1980s Texas. Mario Wynands, CEO of PikPok, expressed excitement for the launch and acknowledged the community's role in shaping the game. Additional information is available on the official website and social media platforms.
AppWizard
August 18, 2026
A graduate student from the University of Tokyo, Misaki Katayama, has been leading two-day workshops since 2023 that allow fourth- to sixth-grade elementary school students to explore the historical landscapes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki before the atomic bombings of August 1945. Using Minecraft, students reconstruct the cities with the help of historical maps, photographs, and video footage, fostering engagement, creativity, and reflection on the impact of nuclear warfare.
AppWizard
August 5, 2026
In 2026, players have three primary options for hosting Minecraft servers: self-hosting on personal computers, free hosting services, and paid hosting plans. Self-hosting offers complete control but requires maintenance and can lead to performance issues as player numbers grow. Free hosting is suitable for casual play but has limitations like restricted RAM and player slots. Paid hosting provides dedicated resources, DDoS protection, automatic backups, and technical support, making it a reliable choice for larger communities. Owning a server allows for customization of game settings, mods, and player access, enhancing the gaming experience. However, self-hosting can expose users to security risks and requires network configuration. Upgrading to paid hosting is advisable for those needing more resources, reliability, and support.
AppWizard
August 4, 2026
Becoming a member of GB MAX provides access to a B2B leadership community in the gaming, entertainment, and tech industries, along with a VIP ticket to the GamesBeat Next event on November 2-3 in San Francisco. Tiny Eden, developed by Bajka Games and published by Digital Vortex Entertainment, will launch on PC via Steam on September 7, 2026. Players will create an indoor garden in a new apartment, cultivating various plants and managing their growth cycles. They can also explore online for new plants and recipes, turning their gardening into a profitable venture by making jams and other products. The game aims to offer a calming experience focused on daily rituals. Bajka Games, established in 2023 in Warsaw, Poland, is an indie studio creating emotionally rich games, with Tiny Eden as their first title. Digital Vortex Entertainment is a new publisher composed of industry veterans.
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