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Feed the Deep Is Heading to Consoles and Android Next Year
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October 16, 2026

Feed the Deep Is Heading to Consoles and Android Next Year

Feed the Deep, a Lovecraftian roguelike game developed by Luke Muscat, is set to launch on consoles and Android in 2027. The game takes players into procedurally generated underwater caves where they must collect materials, trade for upgrades, and navigate dangers while managing limited oxygen. The game offers an atmospheric soundtrack by composer Cedar Jones and promises a unique experience with each expedition.
REPLACED Heads to Android This December
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October 13, 2026

REPLACED Heads to Android This December

REPLACED, a cyberpunk 2.5D Sidescrolling indie-hit, is set to be released on Android in December. The game will be part of the Google Play Games Program, allowing players to enjoy it on mobile, tablets, and PC with synced saves across devices. The port to Android was done by Poland-based studio ‘The Knights of U’.
PC-98 cult classic horror game Dead of the Brain is coming to Steam on October 30, with English support for the first time
AppWizard
October 8, 2026

PC-98 cult classic horror game Dead of the Brain is coming to Steam on October 30, with English support for the first time

Fakku has launched the Steam page for Dead of the Brain, following their acquisition of the publishing rights to FairyTale's catalog. The game originally debuted on NEC’s PC-98 platform and marks FairyTale’s first foray into the horror genre after a shift from adult-only erotic games. Dead of the Brain features character designs by Ryuichi Makino and pays homage to 1980s American splatter films. The narrative follows Cole, who witnesses a serum experiment gone wrong, leading to a zombie apocalypse. Gameplay includes visual novel-style dialogue and interactive segments with quick time events. The game will maintain its original pixel art aesthetic, with enhancements for HD displays and some quality-of-life improvements. Dead of the Brain is set to launch on PC via Steam on October 30, with plans for future English releases, including a sequel.
Crimson Desert Enhanced Nominated for Two Golden Joystick Awards
AppWizard
September 28, 2026

Crimson Desert Enhanced Nominated for Two Golden Joystick Awards

Crimson Desert Enhanced has received nominations for PC Game of the Year and Best Soundtrack at the Golden Joystick Awards 2026. It ranks second in cumulative sales in the 2026 U.S. video game rankings and is the top new intellectual property in Steam revenue for the year. Voting for the awards is open until October 23, with winners announced on November 11 in London. Additionally, the first downloadable content (DLC) for the game will launch on October 16.
Pearl Abyss announced on the 28th that its open world action adventure game Crimson Desert Enhanced ..
AppWizard
September 28, 2026

Pearl Abyss announced on the 28th that its open world action adventure game Crimson Desert Enhanced ..

Pearl Abyss announced that its game, Crimson Desert Enhanced, has been nominated for PC Game of the Year and Best Soundtrack at the Golden Joystick Awards 2026, taking place in London on November 11. Voting is open until October 23. The game is a significant update to the original Red Desert, enhancing its narrative and broadening language support. It ranks second in cumulative sales of U.S. video games for 2026 and first in Steam sales among new intellectual properties. The first downloadable content for Red Desert Enhanced is set to release on October 16, with pre-orders already available.
How to play Mario Vs Donkey Kong On Android 🔥
BetaBeacon
September 27, 2026

How to play Mario Vs Donkey Kong On Android 🔥

Mario Vs Donkey Kong is now available on Android devices, offering nostalgic fun with simple yet addictive gameplay, colorful graphics, and a catchy soundtrack. Players can download the game from the Google Play Store and enjoy it anytime, anywhere.
Pigs Must Be Flying: Google Brings Back the Signal Bars to Android Auto
AppWizard
September 20, 2026

Pigs Must Be Flying: Google Brings Back the Signal Bars to Android Auto

Google is rolling out a fix for the cellular signal icon bug on Android Auto, which has been missing but does not affect the app's performance. The fix is currently available to beta users, with the cellular signal icon reappearing after installing the latest beta build. The rollout is phased, and it is unclear who will receive the fix initially. A broader announcement is expected when Android Auto version 17.8 is ready for production devices. Additionally, Google plans to introduce support for widgets and video apps, with YouTube being one of the first apps to offer this functionality. The update to version 17.8 is anticipated to be approved through the Google Play Store by the end of the week.
Make Long Drives Easier With This Android Auto Feature
AppWizard
September 14, 2026

Make Long Drives Easier With This Android Auto Feature

Long drives can present challenges such as traffic, distractions, and sensory overload. Android Auto aims to ease these issues by providing access to maps, messages, and calls. A significant enhancement is the introduction of Gemini, an AI companion that replaces the traditional assistant, allowing for more conversational interactions. Gemini is being rolled out globally and can be enabled through the settings menu. It facilitates natural conversations, manages group chats by summarizing conversations and drafting replies, translates messages into over 40 languages, and can request music based on general preferences. Additionally, Gemini connects to Gmail, Calendar, and note-taking apps to retrieve information and engage users in discussions while driving.
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