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January 18, 2026

Actor Jason Momoa says ‘Minecraft’ sequel to go into production ‘very soon’

Actor Jason Momoa announced that production for the sequel to A Minecraft Movie is set to begin by the end of April. He expressed excitement about the script, stating it is better than the original. Director Jared Hess will return for A Minecraft Movie 2, with a screenplay co-written by Hess and Chris Galletta. The sequel is scheduled for release on July 23, 2027. The original film was Warner Bros’ third-largest opening of all time.

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January 17, 2026

To celebrate the imminent launch of a new Styx adventure, Epic is giving away Cyanide’s last two goblin-flavoured stealth games for free

In the early 2010s, Cyanide Studios’ Styx was a notable stealth title in a sparse gaming landscape. Styx, a goblin character, gained attention before being overshadowed by the Hitman franchise. In February, a new installment titled Blades of Greed is set to release, and Epic Games is offering the previous titles, Styx: Master of Shadows and Styx: Shards of Darkness, for free on Steam. Both games focus on stealth mechanics, encouraging evasion and cunning rather than direct confrontation. Master of Shadows established the series with intricate environments, while Shards of Darkness improved nonlinear exploration and cooperative play. Blades of Greed promises expansive gameplay with three vast environments, new mechanics like a glider, and a more proactive role for Styx as he assembles a crew for heists from his airship. The game is scheduled for release on February 19, with a demo available on Steam.

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January 17, 2026

A Minecraft Movie 2 Filming Window Revealed by Jason Momoa

Jason Momoa confirmed that filming for A Minecraft Movie 2 will begin at the end of April 2026. The sequel is scheduled for theatrical release on July 23, 2027, with Jared Hess returning as director and Chris Galletta co-writing the screenplay. Legendary Pictures will produce and finance the film, with Momoa reprising his role as Garrett “The Garbage Man” Garrison and Jack Black expected to return as Steve. The status of other main cast members from the first film is uncertain. The storyline may explore the dynamic between Steve and his female counterpart, Alex.

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January 17, 2026

Minecraft 2’s Script Is “So Good,” Jason Momoa Says

Jason Momoa will reprise his role in A Minecraft Movie 2, with production starting at the end of April. He described the script as "very funny" and expressed his enthusiasm for it. The original film, A Minecraft Movie, was released in 2025 and grossed over 0 million globally. A sequel was announced in October 2025, with a release date set for July 23, 2027. Original director Jared Hess is returning to co-write the sequel, and the original cast, including Jack Black, Danielle Brooks, Emma Myers, and Sebastian Hansen, is expected to return, along with new additions. The sequel may explore the character Alex, hinted at in the original film's conclusion.

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January 17, 2026

Jason Momoa Gives ‘Minecraft’ Sequel Update: “Very Soon”

Jason Momoa is set to begin production on the Minecraft Movie sequel, with filming expected to start at the end of April. The sequel, titled A Minecraft Movie 2, is directed by Jared Hess, who co-wrote the script with Chris Galletta. It is scheduled for theatrical release on July 23, 2027. The sequel will introduce the character Alex, alongside Steve, portrayed by Jack Black.

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January 17, 2026

Jason Momoa shares good news for ‘Minecraft’ fans

Jason Momoa has confirmed that a sequel to A Minecraft Movie is in production, set to begin at the end of April. The film is scheduled for release on July 23, 2027. Director Jared Hess will return to lead the project, collaborating with Chris Galletta on the screenplay. The sequel aims to build on the success of the first film, which had a record-breaking box office opening for Warner Bros. Hess has indicated that the sequel will include characters Steve and Alex from the game.

AppWizard

January 17, 2026

How to complete Modern Prometheus and find four zombie body parts in Quarantine Zone

Players in the Quarantine Zone can undertake the quest "Modern Prometheus," which involves a survivor named Stuart who arrives with a zombified head and requests additional zombie body parts for an experiment. To complete the quest, players must reach day 20, allow Stuart entry into the survivor block, ensure his safety, confiscate body parts from survivor baggage, and engage in conversation with him after collecting four parts. After admitting Stuart, players must protect him from threats while sourcing the necessary zombie body parts, which cannot be obtained from liquidation or the laboratory. Once all four parts are collected, players discuss the experiment with Stuart, who ultimately meets his demise, leading to a small outbreak of zombies in the survivor base. Players must then eliminate the zombies and can collect a reward of 0 and a severed head collectible from Stuart's belongings.

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January 16, 2026

Quarantine Zone: The Last Check review

Players assume the role of a zombie plague "doctor" in the first-person simulation game Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, set to release on January 12, 2026, for £17. Developed by Brigada Games and published by Devolver Digital, the game allows players to screen survivors at a military outpost during a zombie apocalypse, ensuring they are free from the zombie virus and other ailments while also checking for hidden explosives. Players examine survivors for signs of infection, using various tools to inspect their bodies, but the repetitive nature of tasks may lead to monotony. Additionally, players manage supplies and upgrade tools, although these tasks lack depth. Occasional minigames provide brief diversions, but the core gameplay focuses on conducting medical exams. The game will be available on platforms like the Steam Deck.

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January 16, 2026

Disney Pulls 14 Classic Games From PC Storefronts With No Explanation

Disney has removed 14 licensed games from the Steam platform, making them unavailable for new purchases. The games, primarily from the 1990s and early 2000s, include titles like Disney's Hercules Action Game and Finding Nemo. The most recent removal is Disney Fairies: Tinker Bell's Adventure from 2014, while the oldest is Stunt Island from 1992. Some of these games were also available on GOG, and their removal from both platforms means they are now entirely inaccessible on PC for those without physical copies. The complete list of removed games includes: - Afterlife - Armed and Dangerous - Disney's Chicken Little: Ace in Action - Disney Fairies: Tinker Bell's Adventure - Disney's Hercules Action Game - Disney Planes - Disney The Princess and the Frog - Disney Winnie the Pooh - Disney•Pixar Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures - Disney•Pixar Finding Nemo - Disney•Pixar Toy Story Mania! - Lucidity - Phineas and Ferb: New Inventions - Stunt Island The reason for the removals is unclear, and Disney has not provided any official comment. This action reflects Disney's fluctuating commitment to its gaming business, which has seen a decline since the 2010s, despite a recent tentative return with new titles.

AppWizard

January 16, 2026

Android 16 Makes Split Screen Easier on Smaller Screens

The introduction of App Pairs in Android 15 allowed users to select two applications for split-screen usage and add a shortcut to the home screen. However, users with smaller devices faced challenges with the 50:50 split-screen ratio. Android 16 improved this by offering flexible split-screen ratios like 70:30 and 90:10, enhancing the multitasking experience. Users can set up a pairing of applications, such as Chrome and Gemini, with one app occupying 90% of the screen. To create an App Pair, users open the desired applications, access the multitasking view, select the split-screen option, and adjust the ratio by dragging the handle. After setting the preferred view, users can save the app pair for easy access, with the system remembering the last used split-screen ratio.