remastered version

AppWizard
April 4, 2026
House Flipper is offering players a chance to download the game for free on Steam as it approaches its eighth anniversary. The player base has exceeded ten million, and a House Flipper Remastered Collection is set to launch later this year. The remastered version will be priced at .99 and will include all downloadable content (DLC). Discounts will be available for players who already own the original game, based on the content in their libraries. Players can claim their free copy until April 6, 2026, and the remastered collection is expected to be released in the second quarter of 2026. A playtest is currently underway until April 6, allowing players to explore two jobs and one purchasable house, with feedback being actively sought by the developer.
AppWizard
April 3, 2026
House Flipper is available for free on Steam until April 6 as part of the House and Home Fest, which also features discounted DLC packs. The Flipper Bundle, including all paid DLC, is priced at just over a certain amount. The remastered version of the game is discounted by four dollars.
AppWizard
March 21, 2026
The author purchased The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion the day after its release, exchanging all their pocket money at Gamestation. The game came with a disc and a glossy map of Cyrodiil. Oblivion allowed players to take on various roles, showcasing the flexibility characteristic of RPGs. The author experienced the game on PC, while it also became a flagship title for the Xbox 360, broadening the appeal of RPGs to console gamers. Oblivion has influenced many contemporary games, including Elden Ring and Kingdom Come Deliverance. It is associated with the controversial horse armor DLC, which sparked discussions about microtransactions in gaming. The author reflects on the game's graphical limitations and the unnecessary nature of the Oblivion Remastered version. As Oblivion celebrates its 20th anniversary, the author considers the future of RPGs and the potential impact of The Elder Scrolls 6.
AppWizard
February 26, 2026
A player known as "SwimmingNo1851" has recreated a zombie-infested Imperial City in The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, showcasing a chaotic battle between zombies and guards in a video that has gained attention from the gaming community. The community has responded with humorous comments and nostalgia for a previous zombie mod from the original 2006 version of Oblivion, called 28 Days and a Bit 4, which has over 200,000 views. Many players express a desire for a similar zombie-themed mod in the remastered version. Additionally, SwimmingNo1851 has spent 300 days following an Imperial Palace Guard in hopes of looting his armor.
AppWizard
February 12, 2026
Blizzard Entertainment announced a second expansion for Diablo 2, titled Reign of the Warlock, during the Diablo 30th anniversary Spotlight video. The last expansion, Lord of Destruction, was released 25 years ago. The new expansion introduces a warlock class that allows players to summon three different demons and bind one enemy demon for powerful buffs. Quality-of-life improvements include stash tabs that allow item stacking, unique tabs for specific categories, loot filters for item visibility, and a comprehensive item collection list. Diablo 2: Reign of the Warlock is now available on Battle.net.
AppWizard
January 31, 2026
Questline, the developer of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, achieved significant financial success in 2025, selling over one million copies of the game. The release coincided with a fifteen-year gap since the last major Elder Scrolls RPG, creating strong demand for expansive, open-world experiences. Throughout 2025, Questline provided regular patches to enhance the game and announced plans for a significant update in February and a free DLC in March. The latest patch, version 1.16, improved framerate performance, added new alchemy recipes, and fixed various bugs. Critics have praised the game, noting that its strengths outweigh its weaknesses.
AppWizard
January 20, 2026
Microsoft has announced new titles for Xbox Game Pass, including: - Death Stranding Director’s Cut (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S) - Available January 21 - RoadCraft (PC) - Available January 21 - Ninja Gaiden Ragebound (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S) - Available January 21 - The Talos Principle 2 (PC, Xbox Series X|S) - Available January 27 - Anno: Mutationem (Cloud, PC, Console) - Available January 28 - Drop Duchy (Cloud, PC, Console) - Available January 28 - MySims: Cozy Bundle (PC) - Available January 29 - Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S) - Available January 29 - Indika (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S) - Available February 2 - Final Fantasy II (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S) - Available February 3 Ultimate subscribers can access MIO: Memories in Orbit starting today, and Indika is set for release on February 2. Premium subscribers will receive a total of seven new titles, including Death Stranding Director’s Cut, Ninja Gaiden Ragebound, and The Talos Principle 2. PC Game Pass users will get Roadcraft this week and the MySims: Cozy Bundle on January 29.
AppWizard
December 27, 2025
Grim Fandango is influenced by film noir, art deco, and the Mexican Day of the Dead. Director Tim Schafer gained creative freedom for the game due to the success of his previous title, Full Throttle. Schafer was inspired by the 3D graphics of contemporary games like BioForge to innovate within the adventure game genre. The game was remastered in 2015, making it available on modern platforms and allowing players to switch to the original graphics. Schafer has a strong personal attachment to Grim Fandango and considers it a product of a talented collaborative team.
AppWizard
December 22, 2025
Steam releases a dozen new games daily, making it easy for hidden gems to go unnoticed. A selection of engaging PC games includes: - Mon Bazou: Releases on December 19, developed by Santa Goat. Players upgrade a vehicle in a quirky world, with over 10,000 reviews rated "overwhelmingly positive." - Swordhaven: Iron Conspiracy: Releases on December 17, developed by AtomTeam. This fantasy RPG, inspired by classic CRPGs, features real-time with pause and turn-based combat. - Bottle Can Float: Releases on December 17, developed by Kayla.Z. A serene game where players watch a vessel navigate through landscapes, ideal for relaxation. - BioMenace Remastered: Releases on December 19, developed by Rigel Gameworks. A remastered classic platformer with new features like an easy mode and a level editor, along with a new episode of over 15 levels. - Execute: Releases on December 16, developed by Payne Robinson. A darkly humorous idle game where players eliminate everyone in the world using various methods.
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