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AppWizard
June 5, 2026
Minecraft's modding community is facing a threat from a malware called WeedHack, identified by McAfee researchers. This malware is part of a Malware-as-a-Service campaign that has been active since January and is notably affordable compared to other hacking tools. WeedHack targets systems that mod Minecraft and can compromise Discord accounts, browsers, and cryptocurrency wallets. To reduce risks, users are advised to download mods only from reputable sources like CurseForge and Modrinth, and to invest in strong security software, such as McAfee, which offers features to protect against such threats.
AppWizard
June 5, 2026
Players can claim two free games from the Epic Games Store: "Songs of Conquest," a turn-based strategy game released by Lavapotion in 2024, and "Rogue Waters," a turn-based roguelite developed by Ice Code Games, also released in 2024. "Songs of Conquest" typically retails for .99 and features pixel art visuals, multiple biomes, and a 'Very Positive' rating of 85% on Steam. "Rogue Waters," which usually costs .99, involves procedural generation and has a 'Mostly Positive' rating of 76% on Steam, but has faced criticism for bugs. The offer is exclusive to PC users and expires at 4 PM BST on Thursday, June 11.
AppWizard
June 4, 2026
A recent cybersecurity analysis from McAfee Labs has revealed a malware campaign involving WeedHack, which has garnered over 116,000 hits and is accumulating 2,000 to 3,000 malicious hits daily. WeedHack is marketed as malware-as-a-service (MaaS) and is accessible on the internet, allowing individuals with minimal technical skills to use it for harmful activities. A dedicated Telegram channel for WeedHack has over 850 members, many of whom are teenagers and young adults using the malware for cyberbullying. The malware spreads primarily through YouTube videos promoting Minecraft mods, which often conceal the WeedHack malware. Additionally, bad actors use SEO poisoning tactics to elevate fake websites posing as legitimate Minecraft clients. McAfee lists several legitimate clients targeted by WeedHack, including Meteor Client, Radium Client, and Wurst Client. For an additional fee, attackers can access premium features like webcam access, keylogging, and file management. McAfee advises players to be cautious when downloading mods and to seek help from trusted adults if approached by individuals claiming to have compromised their systems.
AppWizard
June 4, 2026
868-Back is a roguelike puzzle game created by Michael Brough, set on randomly generated 6x6 grids where players navigate through eight floors filled with enemies. Players use limited resources to acquire weapons and currency while accumulating points, with each collected item spawning additional adversaries. The game features single-screen gameplay that encourages strategic thinking and adaptability, transforming the grid into a dynamic environment for creative play. It builds upon Brough's earlier title, 868-Hack, while expanding its scope and offering constant surprises.
AppWizard
June 3, 2026
Tell Me Why, a narrative adventure game by Dontnod, is available for free in celebration of Pride Month for the sixth consecutive year. The game follows twins Tyler and Alyson Ronan as they navigate their past in small-town Alaska, exploring themes of identity and connection. Critics have praised the game's representation of Tyler's identity, despite some minor character development flaws. The gaming community has experienced review bombing against the game, prompting developers to encourage support for trans creators and inclusive charities. The game is free on Steam until June 30 and is also available on Xbox.
AppWizard
June 1, 2026
The Maw has broken containment and consumed Geoff Keighley, the figure behind Summer Games Fest. As a result, the anticipated game trailers and announcements scheduled for June 5th are uncertain. New PC game releases mentioned include "Tattoo Removal Simulator," "Starforged Legacy," "Lost in Art: A Miniature Realm," "OddFauna: Secret of the Terrabeast," "Remorses," "Fatekeeper," "Prohibeast," and a remake of "Gothic." There are rumors of a "Geoff Keighley" still sharing details about Summer Game Fest streaming times.
AppWizard
June 1, 2026
The latest trailer for Warhammer 40,000's 11th edition features the phrase "there is no peace amongst the stars," a line that has been part of the franchise since 1987. The trailer showcases The Emperor in various states of decay, reflecting his 10,000 years on the throne, and includes visuals of the Warp and its deities. It follows a pilgrim's journey to the Golden Throne, highlighting conflicts between factions such as the Adeptus Mechanicus and necrons, Salamander marines and tyranids, and the Astra Militarum against the Night Lords. The aeldari are shown in a rare moment of peace, contrasting with the chaos of other factions. Notably, the t'au, drukhari, Leagues of Votann, and genestealer cults are absent from the trailer. The new edition is set to launch on June 20.
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