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April 9, 2026

Jazzy stealth-action game Thick as Thieves hits PC on May 20

OtherSide Entertainment has announced that their game, Thick as Thieves, will be released on Steam on May 20. The game is set in a fictional Scottish city named Kilcairn and features two distinct thieves, two maps, sixteen contracts, six unique pieces of gear, and multiple difficulty settings. Originally introduced as a PvPvE experience at The Game Awards in December 2024, it has shifted to focus on solo and two-player cooperative gameplay, with the announcement made on Steam on April 2, 2026. The game was initially planned for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, but the current focus is on the Steam release.

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April 3, 2026

Android Spy Apps: 7 Best Tools for Real-Time Monitoring (2026)

Concerns about online safety have led to increased use of Android spy apps, which provide access to messages, calls, and real-time locations. Testing shows that top apps can sync data in under 5 seconds and track over 15 social platforms. Users can monitor behaviors and interactions through a single dashboard, with effective tools operating in stealth mode. uMobix is highlighted as the best Android spy app, scoring 9.8/10, with real-time updates every 3–5 seconds, access to calls, SMS, deleted messages, and GPS locations. It supports tracking for over 30 data types and has a starting price of .99/month. XNSPY, scoring 9.5/10, offers detailed monitoring with call and SMS updates every 10–15 seconds and remote control features, starting at .99/month. xMobi, rated 9.2/10, provides essential features with quick setup and a responsive dashboard, starting at .99/month. SpyBubble Pro, scoring 9.0/10, specializes in stealth monitoring with data syncing every 15 seconds, starting at .49/month. AccountViewer, rated 8.9/10, focuses on social media insights, starting at .99/month. PeekViewer, scoring 9.1/10, allows anonymous profile viewing, starting at .99/month. mSpy, rated 9.4/10, is designed for parental control, starting at .99/month. Effective Android spy apps should provide real-time tracking under 10 seconds, support multiple social platforms, and operate in stealth mode. Installation typically requires physical access to the device, and monitoring begins immediately after setup. The legality of using these apps depends on consent and local laws.

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April 3, 2026

How to pickpocket in Crimson Desert

In Crimson Desert, players must acquire a mask to pickpocket, which can be bought at Back Alley Shops, earned through a bounty mission, or looted from enemies. To initiate pickpocketing, players need to gently bump into NPCs, but caution is necessary to avoid detection. Being caught results in being placed in a red witness circle, incurring fines, and losing Contribution points. The Great Thief's Gloves, obtained through the Secret of the Lost Seal faction quest for House Serkis, allow players to pickpocket without detection but have a 30-minute cooldown. Players should progress through house questlines in Hernand to unlock this quest.

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April 2, 2026

Shinji Mikami’s next game was just stealth-announced in a YouTube video and it sure looks like the creator of survival horror is back doing what he does best

In 2023, Shinji Mikami founded a new studio called Unbound, marking his third studio creation after PlatinumGames and Tango Gameworks. Unbound recently launched its website, attracting the attention of Shift Up, a Korean publisher, which announced the complete acquisition of Unbound. Mikami emphasized the importance of nurturing young talent and expressed confidence in creating a "masterpiece of a game." Unbound currently has around 50 staff members and is expanding its workforce for an upcoming project. Mikami conveyed his enthusiasm for the creative process and addressed gamers, asking them to wait a little longer for the game's release.

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March 31, 2026

The first Elder Scrolls Online season is upon us, but I’m already more excited for the second

The Elder Scrolls Online is launching a new seasonal model starting with Season Zero on April 2, 2026. This model consists of approximately 90-day cycles, including Season Zero, Season One, and Season Two, with all seasonal content available for free to players who own the game. Season Zero will feature the Night Market, a limited-time event zone in the Daedric realm of Fargrave, available for seven weeks, where players can align with one of three NPC factions. The season will also introduce challenge difficulty options for overland experiences and improvements to combat, including a new test for the large-scale PvP mode, Vengeance. Season One will see the return of the Thieves Guild with new gameplay elements and dynamic world events. Additionally, a new base-game trial, the Crimson Veldt, will be introduced later in the year.

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March 31, 2026

Bethesda, Epic, Microsoft, and Ubisoft unite in this new Humble Bundle with games under $3 each

The latest Humble Bundle features a collection of eight video games, including titles from major studios such as Bethesda, Ubisoft, and Microsoft, and supports the Entertainment Software Association. The highlighted game, Pentiment, is a narrative-driven experience set in 16th-century Bavaria, where players control artist Andreas Maler and make impactful decisions while unraveling a murder mystery. Other games in the bundle include Far Cry Primal, Dishonored 2, Mafia Trilogy, State of Decay 2, Horizon Chase 2, Tetris Forever, and Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions. The bundle is available for £16.21 and will be offered until Friday, April 3.

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March 30, 2026

Too Many F*cking Nazis is the name of a new Steam FPS, and coincidentally an accurate description of its Steam community forums

The game "Nekome: Nazi Hunter" features a storyline where time-traveling Nazis have taken over the world, and players must use inventive weapons and unique builds to eliminate them. It combines elements of hand-to-hand combat and stealth mechanics, while offering visceral action against World War II-era Nazis. The game reflects a current trend in gaming that targets Nazis for virtual extermination, resonating with players and cultural sentiments. An official trailer is available to showcase the gameplay and narrative.

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March 30, 2026

If you’re sick of waiting for Ubisoft to make a new Splinter Cell, this newly announced indie stealth game might fill the Sam Fisher-shaped hole in your life

The Splinter Cell franchise has been silent for nearly thirteen years, with a remake of the original game reportedly in development, though it has faced significant changes, including the departure of its original director. Meanwhile, an indie stealth game called Lizard State has been announced, featuring unique gameplay elements such as "mimic cameras" that transform into spider-like devices and another gadget that can incapacitate guards. The game aims to provide a compelling stealth experience, with initial impressions raising some concerns about tactile engagement. A thrilling moment in the trailer showcases the protagonist executing a judo throw combined with a rifle maneuver. Details about the release date are not available, but players can request access to an upcoming playtest on the game's Steam page.

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March 30, 2026

I’m unsure how much of a detective game Artificial Detective will be, but I enjoyed the bit in the trailer when your character attacks a robot with a massive drill

Vivix, a new studio formed by former developers of Dead Space, Control, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, has announced their game titled Artificial Detective during the Xbox Partner Preview. The game is set in a futuristic city where humanity has disappeared, and players will assume the role of a robotic detective. The gameplay involves exploring the city using a "flying streetcar" across ten districts, with opportunities for combat, stealth, and environmental interaction. Players will be accompanied by a small child and a robotic dog. The game is expected to blend action and exploration, with a release planned for next year.

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March 30, 2026

I’m unsure how much of a detective game Artificial Detective will be, but I enjoyed the bit in the trailer when your character attacks a robot with a massive drill

Vivix, a new studio formed by former developers from titles like Dead Space and Control, has announced a game called Artificial Detective during the Xbox Partner Preview. The game is set in a dystopian future where humanity has vanished, and players take on the role of a robotic detective in a city dominated by machines and afflicted animals. It features nonlinear gameplay with sandbox-style encounters, including the ability to ride a flying streetcar across ten districts. Players will be accompanied by a small child and a robotic dog. The game is expected to blend action and investigation, with a release planned for next year.