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AppWizard

August 22, 2026

The latest cooperative craze is a physics-based fishing simulator where you can launch your catch into the air and no-scope it with a sniper rifle

How to Fish is a physics-based fishing simulator available on Steam for 1 to 4 players, allowing them to engage in absurd aquatic adventures. Players can launch fish into the air and shoot them with firearms, barbecue seagulls, and gamble their catches. The game features NPCs that provide quests and a variety of islands to explore, including larger marine life like sharks and king crabs. Feedback from the Steam community has been mostly positive, though some concerns about security issues have been raised. The game is currently offered at a discounted price of £4, down from £6.40, with the promotion ending on August 27.

AppWizard

July 10, 2026

Marvel Rivals needs to pick a lane and either fully embrace balancing for ‘fun’ long term or stick to some serious changes

NetEase's latest season of Marvel Rivals has introduced chaotic elements such as flamethrowing sharks and lethal dive compositions, leading to community debate over the game's direction. The new Team-Up system allows characters to choose between two base abilities with enhanced effects when teamed with others, exemplified by the synergy between Invisible Woman and Human Torch. Iron Man's gamma shield and Luna's White Fox ability add complexity to gameplay but raise balance concerns. The influx of new abilities and crowd control counters indicates underlying issues with existing abilities and hero behaviors. NetEase faces the challenge of balancing player expectations while determining whether to prioritize creativity or competitive balance in the game.

AppWizard

July 9, 2026

Where to find Blackbeard’s Treasure in Black Flag Resynced

In the latest installment of Black Flag Resynced, players embark on a quest to find Blackbeard's Treasure, which becomes available after completing the main quest "Do Not Go Gently." The treasure map leads to Anotto Bay at coordinates 590,245, north of Kingston. Players must defeat rival pirate ships before docking the Jackdaw. They then dive into a sunken mineshaft, navigating underwater tunnels while avoiding sharks and sea anemones. Players must retrieve a gunpowder barrel to destroy rubble blocking their path, confront Blackbeard's former sailing master, and carry another barrel to clear a second rubble pile behind a waterfall. After overcoming these challenges, players uncover the treasure and must return to Great Inagua to complete the quest, earning Blackbeard's portrait as a reward.

AppWizard

June 8, 2026

Marketplace Content: June 2026

Hourglass Studios has released the Ocean Expansion Add-on 3.0, featuring 84 marine creatures and an underwater vehicle. Tools by Misfits offers gadgets like night vision goggles and jetpacks. TNTgames' Living Dead add-on introduces undead mobs and a miniboss, the Skeleton King. Glowfischdesigns' Combat Utilities enhances combat with enemy health bars and off-hand weapons. SandBlock Studios' Stitched Monsters Add-on presents marionette-like creatures and crafting options. Ascent's Ultimate City Mash-up features a 2,000 by 2,000 urban world with over 30 vehicles. Logdotzip's Biome Weapons [DX] includes over 20 elemental weapons. 5 Frame Studios' Combine Mace allows weapon merging. Lifeboat's RVs offer outdoor exploration options. Dodo Studios' High School Roleplay provides interactive academic experiences. Blocky's Skyblock Lucky Block 2 adds random surprises to the skyblock format. Lifeboat's The Sky is Falling! challenges players with falling blocks. Honeyfrost's Ultimate PvP Texture Pack enhances visuals and user interface. Heropixel Games' Pastel Paradise features pastel-themed environments. 57 Digital's Wardens add-on offers ten unique skins, while ManaLabs' Strawberry Trends provides strawberry-themed skins. CupcakeBrianna's Cozy Cats HD Skin Pack includes ten cat skins. The Marketplace Pass includes 21 new add-ons, skin packs, texture packs, mini-games, and mash-ups.

AppWizard

April 28, 2026

Old School Runescape Leagues’ regional restrictions have only fueled my love for Varlamore

Old School Runescape has introduced a new continent, Varlamore, and a Sailing update for exploration. The limited-time Leagues mode restricts access to certain areas, allowing players to unlock them progressively. The current Leagues iteration, Demonic Pacts, provides powerful Relics and an XP multiplier, enabling rapid progression through endgame content. Varlamore was launched in March 2024 and is the first starting zone designated by Jagex. Players can explore the entire region for the first time in this Leagues season. The author has unlocked five out of eight Relic tiers and is exploring new gameplay strategies, such as mining Blessed Bone Shards and engaging more with the Hunter skill. The Leagues mode has encouraged both newcomers and returning players to experience Gielinor in new ways.

AppWizard

March 22, 2026

The Last Caretaker’s latest update embraces its inner Dr Evil by adding sharks with frickin’ laser beams attached to their heads

The Last Caretaker is an oceanic survival simulation game that blends themes of desolation, hope, and crafting. The latest update, Curiosity Wakes, introduces laser sharks with cranial laser cannons, ram sharks, and mysterious archangels. Players can now deploy NPC companions, including a mobile gun turret called the Sweetheart and craft spiderbot-like creatures. The update also adds customization options for the player's robot, new quests, and locations, as well as a connection to vat-grown humans via the Council of Humanity. Since its alpha launch in November, the game has received three significant updates, including the addition of a jetski, new biomes, a forklift truck, and a compost system for biofuel production. An upgraded demo is available on Steam, enhancing the starting area and exploration opportunities.

AppWizard

March 15, 2026

Dave the Diver DLC adds a little Stardew Valley time management and relationship building to the formula when In the Jungle releases in June

Mintrocket announced that the In the Jungle DLC for the fishing RPG, Dave the Diver, will launch on June 18. This expansion introduces a new setting in the jungle village of Utara, featuring a real-time schedule that requires players to manage tasks more effectively. The DLC offers approximately 10 hours of new content and includes a new tool called the Jungle Gun, which can function as a sniper, shotgun, net gun, or standard firearm. The aquatic environment will feature various creatures, including a Plesiosaur-like creature, sharks, electric eels, crocodiles, and piranhas. The DLC was originally scheduled for a 2025 release but has been delayed to early 2026.

AppWizard

January 6, 2026

Grab Dead Island 2, this underrated Fear-style FPS, and six other games for under $2 each

The latest Carnage Collection from Humble Bundle features eight titles priced under , including Dead Island 2 and Trepang2, available at lower prices than during recent Steam sales. Dead Island 2 is set in a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles where players fight zombies, while Trepang2 combines horror elements with first-person shooter gameplay. Other titles in the collection include Hellboy Web of Wyrd, Maneater, Laika: Aged through Blood, Warstride Challenges, Easy Red 2, and Death in the Water 2. The entire collection is valued at 4.73 but is offered for just .50, representing a significant discount.

AppWizard

December 24, 2025

Plymouth students blend gaming and conservation with new nature-themed Minecraft project

Young individuals in Plymouth are participating in a summer education initiative called Minecraft in the Blue, which is a collaboration between Plymouth Marjon University, the University of Salford, and the Plymouth City Council Youth Service. The project, funded by the Plymouth Sound National Marine Park, aims to engage 13 and 14-year-olds in the marine environment while developing skills like confidence, creativity, and teamwork. Participants explored outdoor spaces along the waterfront and engaged in activities such as rock pooling, photography, sound recording, and taking observation notes. These experiences informed the recreation of Plymouth landmarks and marine habitats in a custom-designed Minecraft world. The project emphasizes listening to young people's ideas, with Dr. Tracy Hayes stating that their voices and creativity are central to the Minecraft world. The digital environment includes wildlife modeled after local species, such as dolphins and seals, and aims to challenge misconceptions about marine life. An interactive element of the game addresses pollution, where players must rescue a turtle caught in plastic waste, promoting environmental awareness. Dr. Adam Hart expressed hopes for the project's national availability, while Councillor Tom Briars-Delve emphasized the importance of engaging with Plymouth Sound National Marine Park through technology. Elaine Hayes noted that Minecraft's global reach could help connect people with the ocean.

AppWizard

November 25, 2025

This fishing game awards bonus XP for no-scoping an airborne mackerel, and I think that’s beautiful

How to Fish is a co-op angling game that combines traditional fishing with absurd and action-packed elements, allowing players to use unconventional methods, including firearms, for fishing. Players can quickly transition from serene fishing to chaotic action, such as shooting fish with an Uzi and engaging in activities like launching sharks for fistfights or sniping seagulls. The game features skill bonuses for precise shots and includes a playful gambling aspect with in-game currency. The developers, Dazed Games, aim to create more advanced character models than typical indie games, though there is currently no demo or release date available.