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AppWizard

June 19, 2026

Epic Games unveils Launcher V2 in re-attempt to topple Steam, says redesigned storefront is up to 6.5x faster — promises player profiles, user reviews, universal controller support, and much more

Epic Games is developing Epic Games Launcher V2, which will feature a complete internal overhaul to improve speed and expand its features. Key improvements include a complete reconstruction of the store, in-store Patch Notes, player reviews, a performance increase making the store 5 to 6.5 times faster, and universal controller support. The redesigned storefront will offer personalized game recommendations based on user preferences and will enhance game pages with more curated content. These updates will be released alongside updates to Fortnite.

AppWizard

February 24, 2026

Steam’s Latest Free Game Is a 10/10 Adventure That Won’t Hurt Your Backlog

DJ Bunny is a free game developed by Alison Loke Mern Nyee, available on Steam. Players assume the role of a DJ navigating Kelody Lane and the Hippity Hop Music Festival, solving musical puzzles to fulfill song requests from townsfolk. The game features a vibrant art style and combines point-and-click elements with grid-based challenges. It can be completed in under an hour and has received a 100% user score on Steam. Player reviews highlight its engaging puzzles, art, and soundtrack.

AppWizard

July 10, 2025

Blue Archive PC Release Appears To Break Steam Rules

Blue Archive launched on Steam after four years as a mobile exclusive, quickly gaining over 20,000 concurrent players and more than 10,000 reviews. A controversy arose when it was revealed that the developer organized an in-game event encouraging players to leave reviews on Steam, which violates Steamworks guidelines. Players were promised in-game rewards if the review count reached 10,000, but this event has since been removed. A user pointed out that developers are prohibited from manipulating the review system or soliciting reviews for rewards. Blue Archive is categorized as a tactical RPG with gacha elements, and following its release, Umamusume: Pretty Derby also achieved over 50,000 concurrent players on Steam.