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June 15, 2026

New The Witcher multiplayer game leaks, as a free-to-play PC and mobile RPG

MP1st has launched an official account on X (formerly Twitter) to enhance audience engagement and provide real-time updates on gaming news, reviews, and insights. The account aims to foster interaction with followers, share timely information on game releases and industry events, and diversify content offerings, including polls and Q&A sessions.

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June 14, 2026

Facebook and Messenger hit by global outage

On June 12, users globally experienced significant disruptions on Facebook and Messenger starting around 7:45 PM Bangladesh time. Desktop users received an error message, while mobile app users faced frozen pages. Many were logged out of Messenger and saw an "Unable to log in" message. Initially, WhatsApp and Instagram appeared operational, but later reports indicated disruptions on Instagram and Threads, with the web version of WhatsApp also down for some users. Outage monitoring platforms Downdetector and Is It Down Right Now became inaccessible due to high traffic. By 8:18 PM, some users reported regained access to Facebook and Messenger, although issues persisted. Services for Facebook began restoring around 8:19 PM, with peak outage reports at 7:49 PM totaling 2,738 complaints. In the U.S., peak reports reached 113,843 at 7:55 PM. By the end of the evening, most services, including Facebook, Messenger, and WhatsApp, were accessible again, though sporadic issues remained for some users.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

Vanillaware seemingly want their other games on PC too, but if you want that to happen, talk to their publishers

Vanillaware has announced that Muramasa: The Demon Blade will be released on PC, addressing the long-standing issue of their games being inaccessible on this platform. George Kamitani, Vanillaware's founder, expressed a desire to see more of their titles on PC, but stated that the decision depends on the publishers who finance the ports. Fans are encouraged to express their interest in bringing other titles like 13 Sentinels, Dragon’s Crown, Unicorn Overlord, and Odin Sphere to PC. There was some confusion regarding Atlus's statement about Unicorn Overlord, which led to misconceptions about Vanillaware's interest in PC ports; however, it was clarified that Vanillaware is not reluctant to pursue this option. Community support may play a crucial role in the future of these potential PC ports.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

‘Make some noise’: Vanillaware reportedly wants more of its games on PC, but it’s up to the publishers

Vanillaware's latest game, Muramasa: Revenant Blades, has been released on Steam, while many of its past titles remain on outdated consoles. Founder George Kamitani is interested in bringing these classic games to PC, despite some conflicting reports. Fans are particularly interested in titles like Dragon's Crown and Grimgrimoire for potential PC releases. The success of these ports depends on finding the right publishing partner, and fans are encouraged to express their interest through social media and community forums.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

Meta announces World Cup features across its apps

Meta has introduced new features across its platforms—Threads, Instagram, Facebook, Messenger, and WhatsApp—to enhance user engagement during the FIFA World Cup 2026. On Threads, users will enjoy real-time interactions, live chat functionalities, score alerts, and a community space for discussions, along with custom stickers and emojis. Soccer legends will host live commentary sessions. Instagram will have a dedicated search hub for World Cup content, showcasing real-time material such as Reels, Stories, and fan-generated content, along with AI-powered voice effects in direct messages. Facebook will feature a new Football Mode accessible by double-tapping the Facebook logo, allowing users to use tournament-themed stickers and backgrounds, and generate images in team jerseys using AI tools. Messenger will introduce a Live Updates feature for real-time match news within chats, World Cup-themed chat themes, and animated stickers. WhatsApp will provide themed stickers, calling effects, and a dedicated channel directory for World Cup-related chats.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

Meta services hit by global outage; Facebook, Instagram, Messenger users report access issues

Meta's platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp, faced significant service disruptions on Friday, starting around 7 PM IST, affecting users globally. Thousands reported issues like failed logins, "session expired" notifications, app malfunctions, and account lockouts. Facebook Ads Manager also experienced challenges. The disruptions were noted by outage-tracking website Downdetector, which recorded a surge in complaints, especially from India and the United States. During the peak in the U.S., Facebook had over 109,000 user reports. Meta's business systems dashboard indicated disruptions in Facebook Ads Manager, Messenger API, and the WhatsApp Business Platform. A spokesperson acknowledged the issues and stated that recovery efforts were underway, although the cause of the outage was not disclosed. Signs of recovery were observed as reports of disruptions began to decline, though some users still faced issues.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

Dole expands Minecraft campaign with pineapple focus

Dole is launching a 15-week campaign starting June 21 across North America and Europe, focusing on pineapples and targeting younger audiences. This campaign includes in-game rewards for Minecraft players, such as a branded ‘pineapple hoodie.’ The previous campaign resulted in a 20-fold increase in website visits from QR code scans, generating 2 million landing page views and significant social media impressions. Over 60% of participants expressed increased intent to purchase Dole’s fruit after engaging with the campaign. This year's campaign will feature new recipes, digital puzzles, and offline engagement activities, along with QR-enabled stickers in retail environments to connect purchases to digital rewards.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

Facebook and Messenger hit by global outage

On June 12, users worldwide experienced disruptions on Facebook and Messenger starting around 7:45 PM Bangladesh time. Desktop users received an error message, while mobile app users faced issues with loaded pages. Users attempting to log into Messenger encountered unexpected logouts and an "Unable to log in" notification. Initially, WhatsApp and Instagram seemed unaffected, but later reports indicated that they also faced disruptions. Outage monitoring platforms like Downdetector experienced accessibility issues due to the influx of users seeking updates. By 8:18 PM, some users regained access to Facebook and Messenger, although issues persisted. Recovery signs started around 8:19 PM, with the peak of reported outages at 7:49 PM, logging 2,738 complaints. In the U.S., the peak reached 113,843 reports at approximately 7:55 PM. As the night continued, users reported improved access to Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram, though sporadic issues remained.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

Facebook Faces Major Global Outage Affecting Messenger and Main App

Facebook experienced a significant outage that affected users globally, leading to automatic logouts and difficulties logging back in, with many encountering error messages. The main Facebook website displayed messages indicating issues, while Instagram and WhatsApp remained mostly functional, although some users faced sporadic problems with Instagram's web services. There was a lack of communication from Meta regarding the cause and resolution of the outage, leaving users and stakeholders awaiting an official statement.

AppWizard

June 13, 2026

Is Facebook down? Facebook query error. Instagram down for some

On June 12, a technical disruption affected Facebook and its parent company Meta's platforms, including Facebook, Facebook Messenger, and Instagram, starting around 9:30 a.m. EST. Users reported access issues, with many unable to log into Facebook and receiving messages indicating that pages were unavailable. Instagram users faced loading challenges, and Facebook Messenger experienced outages. By 11 a.m. EST, some users saw signs of recovery, although issues persisted for others. Meta attributed the disruptions to a technical issue that has since been resolved and issued an apology, stating they are working to prevent future occurrences.