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All Will Rise devs 'definitely expect some pushback from Western audiences' over its depiction of violent resistance and ecoterrorism
AppWizard
May 18, 2026

All Will Rise devs ‘definitely expect some pushback from Western audiences’ over its depiction of violent resistance and ecoterrorism

All Will Rise is a narrative-driven deckbuilder that explores themes of activism, environmental degradation, and accountability through gameplay. It draws inspiration from real-world activism and contrasts peaceful methods with more radical tactics. The game is set in the fictional city of Muziris, inspired by India, and emphasizes the struggles of Adivasis and the complexities of their movements. The creators encourage debate and dissent among players, aiming to challenge stereotypes about activists. Comparisons are made to other games like Final Fantasy 7, but All Will Rise focuses on reflection and discussion rather than direct action. A demo is currently available, although no release date has been announced.
How to lower the drawbridge and fix broken bridges in Outbound
AppWizard
May 12, 2026

How to lower the drawbridge and fix broken bridges in Outbound

To repair the broken bridges in Outbound, locate one along the river and gather 20 Everwood logs. Unlock the Sawmill blueprint and construct it in your van to transform the logs into 10 Everwood Planks. Each bridge requires 10 Everwood Planks for restoration, which can be found on either side of the drawbridge. After repairing at least one bridge, find the drawbridge controls located in a small control center to lower the drawbridge. Once lowered, it will remain in position for easier navigation. The newly accessible side of the river offers additional resources, including new wood and a durable ore, which require improved tools and an upgraded van to harvest.
LEGO Minecraft June 2026 Sets Officially Revealed
AppWizard
May 8, 2026

LEGO Minecraft June 2026 Sets Officially Revealed

The LEGO Minecraft universe will expand in 2026 with seven new sets releasing on June 1st. The sets include: 1. Chicken Jockey Desert Attack - Set Number: 21592 - Age Range: 9+ - Piece Count: 428 - Minifigures: 0 - Price: .99 / €24.99 / £19.99 2. First Night Adventure - Set Number: 21593 - Age Range: 8+ - Piece Count: 301 - Minifigures: 7 (Alex, Creeper, Skeleton, Wolf, Rabbit, Pig, Bee) 3. The Skeleton - Set Number: 21594 - Age Range: 10+ - Piece Count: 502 - Minifigures: 0 - Price: .99 / €44.99 / £39.99 4. The Ender Dragon - Set Number: 21595 - Age Range: 10+ - Piece Count: 710 - Minifigures: 0 5. Evoker Village Attack - Set Number: 21596 - Age Range: 9+ - Piece Count: 607 - Minifigures: 11 (Mason, Librarian, Evoker, Iron Golem, Raccoon Adventurer, Undying Protector, 3x Vexes, Sheep, Cat) 6. Ghast Station - Set Number: 21597 - Age Range: 9+ - Piece Count: 754 - Minifigures: 8 (2x Skeleton, Dried Ghast, Hydrated Ghast, Ghastling, Happy Ghast, Ghast Keeper, Aeronaut) 7. Underwater Adventure - Set Number: 21598 - Age Range: 8+ - Piece Count: 310 - Minifigures: 7 (Steve, Deep Sea Diver, Drowned, Dolphin, Fish, Guardian, Elder Guardian) - Price: .99 / €29.99 / £24.99
ScarCruft Hacks Gaming Platform to Deploy BirdCall Malware on Android and Windows
BetaBeacon
May 5, 2026

ScarCruft Hacks Gaming Platform to Deploy BirdCall Malware on Android and Windows

ScarCruft compromised a video game platform in a supply chain attack, trojanizing its components with a backdoor called BirdCall to target ethnic Koreans residing in China. The attack enabled the threat actors to target both Windows and Android devices, turning it into a multi-platform threat. The campaign targeted sqgame[.]net, a gaming platform used by ethnic Koreans in China, known as a transit point for North Korean defectors. BirdCall has features like screenshot capture, keystroke logging, and data gathering, and relies on legitimate cloud services for command-and-control. The Android variant collects various data and has seen active development.
silver Android smartphone
AppWizard
April 28, 2026

How to complete The One That Got Away in Diablo 4

To complete The One That Got Away quest in Diablo 4, players must catch six yellow rarity fish located in various regions of Sanctuary. The specific fish and their locations are as follows: 1. Augur of Civo - Dry Steppes: northwest of Ken Bardu. 2. Morayaga - Fractured Peaks: northwest of Kyovoshard on a bridge above a river. 3. Crookfish - Hawezar: from a pier in Backwater. 4. Zakarati - Kehjistan: from a pond in the southwest of the Iron Wolves camp fast travel. 5. Neme-Senga - Nahantu: from a pier in Kurast Docks. 6. Drakonbeard - Scosglen: from a pier in the northwest. Players need to consume the fish in their inventory to add them to their codex for quest progress. After catching all the fish, they should return to Shi Yugong for rewards of experience points and gold.
Anno 117's first DLC will let you disregard history by building your Roman city next to a massive volcano
AppWizard
April 13, 2026

Anno 117’s first DLC will let you disregard history by building your Roman city next to a massive volcano

Ubisoft is set to release a DLC for Anno 117 titled Prophecies of Ash on April 23. This expansion introduces Cinis, the largest island in the series, featuring a volcano that adds risk and strategy to city-building. Cinis extends the Latium province and offers various resources, including a new resource called Obsidian for crafting unique items. The DLC will include volcanic mechanics such as eruptions and a bloom phase that affect agricultural productivity. Players can also build a temple dedicated to Vulcan, enhancing mining productivity and fire safety. Anno 117 has received a 'Mixed' rating on Steam due to issues like the use of AI art and perceived incompleteness at launch, but it has achieved the highest launch in the series' history.
Age of Empires 4's next chapter tests your will to survive as the "ruthless" Jin Dynasty arrive
AppWizard
April 5, 2026

Age of Empires 4’s next chapter tests your will to survive as the “ruthless” Jin Dynasty arrive

The Age of Empires 4 DLC titled "Yue Fei's Legacy" introduces the Jin Dynasty as a new faction, characterized as "fast and ruthless." Players will initially face the Jin as adversaries in an eight-mission campaign where they lead the Song Dynasty, commanded by Yue Fei, against the invading Jin forces. The Jin Dynasty features strengths in cavalry and siege capabilities, utilizing Horse Grasslands for military production and introducing elite units like Iron Pagoda cavalry and Mohe Tribesman. Strategic elements include Mounted Villagers for resource gathering and Emissaries for capturing settlements. The use of gunpowder becomes significant in later stages, with the addition of Mounted Grenadiers and Eruptors. The DLC also introduces two new biomes—Madagascar and Yellow River—and four additional maps. It is set to launch on May 7, 2026, priced at .99 / £12.49, with a 15% pre-purchase discount available before the release date.
Rust's Spring Clean update nerfs the shield meta and boosts early game energy
AppWizard
April 4, 2026

Rust’s Spring Clean update nerfs the shield meta and boosts early game energy

The Rust April update introduces several enhancements, including the new Water Wheel, a renewable energy source that generates up to 30 power when placed in a river. The update features a new craftable item, the Armored Ladder Hatch, which requires 60 Scrap, 35 High-Quality Metal, six Gears, and a Wooden Ladder. Adjustments to shield mechanics have been made, reducing the hitbox size when the shield is not actively held. A tech-tree unlock chaining feature allows players to unlock an entire research path at once if they have enough Scrap. A new radial menu for low-light solutions enables individual control of light sources. Fishing mechanics have been adjusted to prevent overfishing, with server admins able to modify this feature. Additional updates include new colored buttons, improved UI elements, and a transition to a new terrain rendering system for better CPU performance. The update coincides with an Easter Egg Hunt event running until April 16, featuring themed cosmetics.
Garmin inReach Mini 3 Plus Satellite Messenger Review (Tested)
AppWizard
March 13, 2026

Garmin inReach Mini 3 Plus Satellite Messenger Review (Tested)

In 2018, during a thru-hike of the Continental Divide, the accidental activation of the SOS feature on an outdated Delorme GPS led to an extensive search and rescue operation in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming. This incident sparked an interest in satellite communication and GPS devices. The author has since tested and reviewed various devices, ranging from personal locator beacons to advanced handheld units like the Garmin inReach Mini 3 Plus. Dean Krakel is a three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist with over four decades of experience, known for his work in numerous prestigious publications. He has authored three books and transitioned from the Denver Post in 2015 to undertake a 500-mile journey along the Colorado Trail, inspiring the award-winning film The Long Haul. His fine art prints are collected and exhibited in galleries, with permanent displays in the Denver Justice Center. Dean currently resides in Crested Butte, Colorado.
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