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Over 1,000 cut voice lines from Resident Evil 4 and Requiem reveal more about Leon Kennedy, the zombies he fights, and a lowkey bromance
AppWizard
September 8, 2026

Over 1,000 cut voice lines from Resident Evil 4 and Requiem reveal more about Leon Kennedy, the zombies he fights, and a lowkey bromance

Keff0, a community modder, has released two YouTube videos featuring over 600 cut voice lines from the Resident Evil 4 remake and nearly 400 from Resident Evil Requiem. These lines provide insights into characters like Leon, Ashley, Luis, and the Merchant, including a reference to Resident Evil Village. The cut lines from Requiem reveal that burning zombies would plead for water and express gratitude when relieved of suffering. Additionally, a character named Chunk laments his impending death, while Leon has a poignant line stating, “I promise I'll make it home,” reflecting his desire to move beyond his past.
All Confirmed Enemies in Minecraft Dungeons 2
AppWizard
September 8, 2026

All Confirmed Enemies in Minecraft Dungeons 2

Minecraft Dungeons 2 introduces a new dimension called The Sift, featuring a variety of new locations, enemies, and weapons. Players will encounter both familiar and unique enemies, including: - Baby Sifter: A small hostile creature native to The Sift. - Baby Zombie: A fast zombie variant that charges at heroes. - Bearded Sifter: A ranged creature that fires tracking projectiles. - Cave Spider: A fast spider that attacks with poisonous bites. - Chicken Jockey: A baby zombie riding a chicken. - Copper Cube: Small enemies that spawn from the Copper Monstrosity boss. - Creeper: An explosive enemy that detonates near players. - Enchanter: A magical Illager that buffs allies. - Excavator: An Illager that attacks with a pickaxe. - Flame Construct: A fiery enemy that can explode. - Geomancer: An Illager that creates stone pillars and explosive formations. - Husk: A hostile undead mob. - Nester: A creature that rapidly attacks players. - Pillager: A ranged Illager that uses a crossbow. - Ravager: A large creature that charges through enemies. - Royal Guard: An armored Illager with a mace and shield. - Sculk Cube: A small creature that rolls and explodes. - Sculk Slasher: A monster with long claws that charges at heroes. - Skeleton: An undead enemy that uses bows. - Slime: An enemy that splits into smaller versions. - Spider: An enemy that slows players with webs. - Spider Jockey: A skeleton riding a spider. - Sprout: A flying tentacled creature from The Sift. - Tall Sifter: A ranged enemy that spits explosive projectiles. - Vindicator: A fast Illager with an axe. - Zombie: A slow undead enemy with various tiers. Mini-bosses include: - Warden: A powerful mini-boss that uses melee attacks and sonic booms. - Sculk Dancer: A flying mini-boss that attacks with sweeping movements. Bosses include: - Copper Monstrosity: A golem that uses electricity and summons minions. - Redstone Monstrosity: A massive boss that fires explosive projectiles. - Sculk Monstrosity: A boss that charges heroes and summons minions. - Sprout Boss: A giant variant of the Sprout. - Twisted Warden: A colossal Warden with devastating attacks. Enemies can appear in various biomes, including mountains, Taiga, Deep Dark, and The Sift. The strongest enemy is the Twisted Warden due to its high damage-dealing capabilities.
Games are more fun, and more memorable, with a notebook by your side
AppWizard
August 14, 2026

Games are more fun, and more memorable, with a notebook by your side

In digital gaming, there is a desire for the tactile experience of traditional board games, creating a balance between the complexity of video games and the physical joy of board games. Some video games inspire players to take notes, which aids in understanding gameplay and adds an analog warmth to the digital experience. Players often jot down character names, skill sets, key highlights from matches, and create sketches that reflect the excitement of gameplay. These handwritten notes, including maps and lists of in-game suspects, have become valued artifacts that connect the digital and physical realms of gaming.
Just 40 minutes from Chicago: the largest immersive venue in the Midwest, spanning 26,000 square feet, is hosting Minecraft’s first real-life challenge
AppWizard
July 29, 2026

Just 40 minutes from Chicago: the largest immersive venue in the Midwest, spanning 26,000 square feet, is hosting Minecraft’s first real-life challenge

The Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue has opened at EXP Rosemont, the largest immersive venue in the Midwest, located 30 minutes from downtown Chicago. This interactive adventure, available until September 7, allows participants to save villagers from a zombie invasion in an approximately 55-minute experience through eight interactive rooms. Players use a handheld device called the Orb of Interaction to engage with the environment, tackle challenges, and confront game-related foes. Successful participants receive a limited-edition Minecraft: Bedrock Edition in-game cape. EXP Rosemont is a 26,000-square-foot venue designed for large-scale interactive experiences, located at 9900 Berwyn Avenue in the Pearl District of Rosemont.
Blood Bowl's videogame rights have been acquired by Slitherine and at this point I'll take any change as a good sign
AppWizard
July 2, 2026

Blood Bowl’s videogame rights have been acquired by Slitherine and at this point I’ll take any change as a good sign

Slitherine has acquired the rights to the Blood Bowl series, previously held by Nacon, which faced insolvency and impacted various projects, including Blood Bowl 3. Developers Cyanide had planned to update Blood Bowl 3 to align with the latest tabletop rules, now back on track under Slitherine. Blood Bowl 3 was released with significant issues, including bugs and frustrating microtransactions, leading players to prefer Blood Bowl 2. Despite some improvements, menu navigation remains cumbersome. There is cautious optimism for the series' future under Slitherine's management.
Dive Into the Depths in Grounded 2's Into the Abyss Update
AppWizard
June 8, 2026

Dive Into the Depths in Grounded 2’s Into the Abyss Update

The Into the Abyss update for Grounded 2 will launch on August 11, introducing a new area within Brookhollow Park—the pond. Players will explore both the surface and depths of the water, encountering new locations, challenges, and mysteries. New diving suits will enhance underwater capabilities, and players will meet familiar creatures like koi fish and diving bell spiders, along with new threats. The Toe-biter Buggy, an amphibious vehicle, will assist in navigating the pond's terrain. Grounded 2 is available in Game Preview for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, ROG Xbox Ally handhelds, and in Early Access on Steam and PlayStation 5. Players can also access it through Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass. The game features survival, crafting, exploration, and allows players to hatch and ride insect companions.
How to breed Armadillos in Minecraft
AppWizard
May 11, 2026

How to breed Armadillos in Minecraft

Armadillos in Minecraft are found in Savanna biomes and are the primary source of Armadillo Scutes, which are used to craft Wolf Armor. To breed Armadillos, players need at least two adults that are not curled up in a defensive shell. Players attract them using Spider Eyes, and once both are in love mode, they will produce a baby Armadillo. Baby Armadillos take about 20 minutes to mature, and feeding them Spider Eyes can speed up their growth. Once mature, Armadillos drop Armadillo Scutes, which can be collected using a Brush.
Minecraft 26.2 Snapshot 1
AppWizard
April 9, 2026

Minecraft 26.2 Snapshot 1

- The upcoming release is titled "Chaos Cubed." - Players can explore the Overworld and sulfur caves, seeking sulfur springs and new resources. - A new mob called the Sulfur Cube has been introduced, which absorbs blocks and can be interacted with using Shears. - The Sulfur Cube can detect nearby block items and will follow players holding absorbable blocks. - Upon defeat, the Sulfur Cube splits into two smaller versions, which can be fed to grow larger. - New Cinnabar and Sulfur block sets have been added, including various variants like Polished and Bricks. - The sulfur caves biome has been added, featuring sulfur pools and the Sulfur Cube mob. - Potent Sulfur is a new block that produces nausea-inducing gas when placed under water. - Sulfur Springs generate naturally above the sulfur cave biome in various sizes. - Vulkan support has been added for improved visual experience, with a new "Graphics API" option in Video Settings. - Players can toggle between OpenGL and Vulkan, with Vulkan being the default if supported. - New attributes related to bounciness and friction have been introduced for entities. - New sounds and textures for Sulfur, Potent Sulfur, Cinnabar, and the Sulfur Cube have been added. - Various bugs have been fixed to improve gameplay stability.
Peak's new update gives you the keys to the climb with a suite of custom settings, including the option to turn on 'Grapple Mode (Stupid)'
AppWizard
March 30, 2026

Peak’s new update gives you the keys to the climb with a suite of custom settings, including the option to turn on ‘Grapple Mode (Stupid)’

The latest update for Peak, called the "Play It Your Way Update," introduces customizable settings that allow players to disable weather elements like snowstorms and high winds. Players can toggle dangers such as fall damage, spiders, and hunger on and off. There is also an option to remove specific items, like the blowgun, from the game. Additionally, popular mods have expanded the player limit from four to twenty, enabling new gameplay modes, including a zombies mode and a competitive free-for-all mode. The game's pricing remains appealing, described as a bargain by co-creator Nick Kaman.
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