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AppWizard

June 25, 2026

My favourite new roguelike is all about evolution and crabs, and it’s celebrating 500k sales with a big update

Everything is Crab is an action roguelike game that offers a whimsical take on evolution, allowing for immediate transformations of creatures. Since its launch last month, it has become a popular choice among players, particularly after a substantial update that added new features. Future updates are planned, including a community-designed addition in late summer and premium downloadable content (DLC) in autumn, alongside free cosmetic enhancements.

Winsage

June 25, 2026

Making Windows a developer platform, again

Setting up a PC with the base Dev Config has been streamlined for developers, utilizing the Winget configuration service to install applications, execute updates, and apply developer settings on Windows. Users can access setup scripts by cloning a GitHub repository or downloading a zip archive, with clear instructions provided by Microsoft. The installation may require a reboot during the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) installation, but the script resumes automatically afterward. The process installs applications such as PowerShell, Git, GitHub command-line interfaces, Windows App SDK, Visual Studio Code, and language support for Node.js, Python, and .NET. It also includes developer-friendly fonts and a theme engine for Windows Terminal, along with options for customizing File Explorer and the Windows Task Bar. After WSL installation, developers can use WSL Comfort scripts to install additional tools and personalize their Windows Terminal experience. This utility has two phases: the Windows component configures WSL and Ubuntu, while the Linux component fine-tunes the WSL environment, allowing for zsh and starship terminal display tools. It also integrates popular command-line interfaces and supports the Homebrew package installer, targeting existing Ubuntu instances without needing a new Linux distribution installation.

AppWizard

June 25, 2026

Grand Theft Auto 6 preorders begin tonight at midnight local time in the US; here’s where to buy — get yours now, it’s in the garage and ready to roll

The preorder pages for Grand Theft Auto VI will go live at midnight local time across the United States. Gamers can choose between the Standard and Ultimate editions, with digital preorders offering a month-long subscription to GTA+. The Ultimate Edition is priced at .99 and includes additional side missions, vehicles, weapons, and outfits for protagonists Jason and Lucia. The game is set to be released on November 19. PC gamers will have to wait another year for the game to run natively on their systems.

AppWizard

June 25, 2026

GTA 6 is a ‘singleplayer experience’, leaving me to question what’s going on with GTA Online

Rockstar Games has announced that GTA 6 will be released on November 19, 2026, focusing on a single-player experience. There is currently no integrated online feature with GTA 6, but speculation exists about the future of GTA Online, which may receive an update. Historically, Rockstar has launched online modes shortly after single-player games, as seen with GTA Online and Red Dead Online. Players who pre-order GTA 6 will receive a complimentary month of GTA+, indicating potential expansion of the subscription service.

AppWizard

June 25, 2026

Nothing has killed my GTA 6 hype faster than locking a core part of its identity behind a $20 upgrade

Grand Theft Auto 6's Ultimate Edition will introduce paywalls, requiring players to pay extra for access to five stores within the game, including two mod shops, a clothing store, a salon, and a tattoo parlor. These stores offer essential customization options that enhance the gameplay experience. The standard version may restrict access to these stores, leading to concerns about player immersion and fairness. Additionally, the preorder page suggests that certain side missions may be exclusive to Ultimate Edition buyers. This trend reflects a broader issue in the gaming industry regarding monetization strategies that prioritize profit over player experience.

Winsage

June 25, 2026

PowerToys replaced tools I used to install on every Windows PC

Raycast for Windows, a productivity app, was initially a valuable tool for launching applications and executing actions quickly. However, the introduction of the Command Palette in Microsoft PowerToys provided similar functionality, leading to Raycast being less essential for the user's needs. The user found that the Command Palette effectively served as a fast app launcher, integrating well with other PowerToys features. The user also transitioned from GlazeWM, a tiling window manager, to FancyZones in PowerToys for better window management, as FancyZones offered more tailored window layout options. Additionally, Text Extractor in PowerToys streamlined the user's optical character recognition (OCR) tasks by allowing easy text extraction from images. Overall, PowerToys consolidated several utilities into one suite, enhancing the user's productivity while reducing the need for multiple separate applications.

Winsage

June 25, 2026

The Useful Feature That Isn’t Enabled By Default On Your Windows 11 Laptop

The Night Light feature reduces blue light impact from screens, creating a warmer visual experience. Devices like Macs, iPhones, and iPads have a similar feature called Night Shift. Utilizing Night Light can enhance comfort during late-night work and alleviate eye strain. The 20-20-20 rule, lowering screen brightness, and enabling dark mode can further help with eye care. To enable Night Light on Windows, users can press Win + A to access Quick Settings or go through the Settings app by pressing Win + I, selecting System, then Display, and toggling the Night Light option. Third-party applications like f.lux can provide additional customization. Once activated, users can adjust the warmth using a "Strength" slider in the Night Light settings. Night Light also offers a scheduling feature to automate activation from sunset to sunrise or at specific times set by the user.

AppWizard

June 24, 2026

Steam Machine: Hardly any cheaper gaming PCs, 8 GiByte is enough

PCGH and PC Games discussed the new Steam Machine with Valve's Lawrence Yang and Yazan Aldehayyat. The final cost of the Steam Machine exceeded initial expectations due to unforeseen supply chain challenges related to memory and storage. Aldehayyat expressed pride in the product's quality and performance, despite its higher price point potentially excluding some buyers. Yang mentioned that future price adjustments could be considered if market conditions allow. The SteamOS does not currently support dual booting, but users can set up dual boot systems using external media. Valve is collaborating with anti-cheat providers like Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye to implement solutions for Linux. The Steam Machine is equipped with 8 GB of VRAM, which Aldehayyat believes is sufficient for most games at 1080p resolution. A verification program for the Steam Machine will be implemented, similar to that of the Steam Deck, ensuring better performance for verified games.

Winsage

June 24, 2026

Point-in-Time Restore for Windows 11 is Generally Available

Microsoft has rolled out the Point-in-time restore feature for Windows 11, enhancing recovery capabilities. Users need to install the June Week D preview update to access it, and the rollout is a Controlled Feature Release (CFR), meaning availability will vary by device. This feature is available in Windows 11 Enterprise, Pro, and Home editions, allowing users to revert systems to a prior state quickly. It offers automatic restore points, improved reliability, integrated management through the Settings app, lower storage impact, and future remote management capabilities via Intune. For Windows 11 Home and Pro users, Point-in-time restore is enabled by default in versions 24H2 and 25H2, and can be managed in the Settings app under System > Recovery > Point-in-time restore.

AppWizard

June 24, 2026

This open source app unlocks the Fitbit Air’s premium features at no cost

The Fitbit Air is a screenless fitness wearable that allows users to subscribe to Google Health Premium for advanced health insights. An open-source desktop application named OpenFit, created by developer Flavio Adamo, replicates Google Health Premium's functionalities for free, providing comprehensive health data analysis from the Fitbit Air. OpenFit uses ChatGPT Codex to enhance user experience by interpreting health data. Another developer, Francesco Oddo, has created a similar open-source app, and both are considering collaboration. Users of Fitbit Air can access a three-month free trial of Google Health Premium, and subscribers to Google AI Pro and AI Ultra plans can use the service at no cost.