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November 22, 2025

From Borderlands 4 to Expedition 33, Fanatical’s Black Friday prices are cheaper than Steam

Steam is not hosting its own Black Friday sale, but Fanatical is offering a Black Friday sale with various game discounts. Notable titles include: - Borderlands 4: .99 (£41.99, 30% off) - Dynasty Warriors: Origins: .59 (£41.59, 36% off) - Clair Obscur: Expedition 33: .23 (£30.23, 28% off) - V Rising: .23 (£11.23, 62% off) - Marvel's Spider-Man 2: .49 (£35.49, 29% off) - Ghostrunner 2: .59 (£5.59, 84% off) - Horizon: Forbidden West - Complete Edition: .39 (46% off) - The Precinct: .74 (£13.74, 45% off) - Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater: .49 (£38.49, 45% off) Fanatical's Flash Deals will feature three discounted titles daily from November 21, 2025, to November 30, 2025.

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November 14, 2025

‘Red Dead Redemption’ comes to PS5, Xbox, iOS, and Android: How to get it

- Red Dead Redemption will be available on iOS and Android with mobile-friendly controls. - The game can be purchased on the App Store or Play Store, or played through the Netflix mobile app for subscribers. - Red Dead Redemption will also be available for purchase on PS5, Xbox, and Switch 2 from each console's digital storefront.

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November 13, 2025

Valve cracks the door on Steam to Android games

Valve's Steam has 35+ million concurrent users, making it the largest PC gaming storefront in terms of active engagement. Android games will run natively on Valve's new Steam Frame, which runs on an Arm-based Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 platform. Developers can reuse their existing toolchain when bringing Android games to Steam, but will need to integrate Steamworks features. Valve's broader Arm ambitions include paving the way for SteamOS to be more broadly supported across Arm devices. By embracing Android games, Valve is breaking down platform walls to benefit developers and players, potentially making it one of Steam's most important platform expansions in years.

AppWizard

November 12, 2025

Your PC backlog is going to grow as Digiphile enters the PC games bundle market

Digiphile is a new digital gaming platform founded by former Humble Bundle professionals, focusing on community engagement and innovative features. It allows users to contribute to monthly game bundles and includes a credit exchange system for trading games. The platform also incorporates a charitable aspect, offering exclusive physical items for donations. Digiphile's inaugural bundle, "The Return of the Immersive Sim," includes titles like System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster and proceeds will support the Arbor Day Foundation. The platform aims to provide competitive pricing and diverse offerings in the digital gaming market.

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November 7, 2025

Nintendo’s new Store app lets you buy games and browse products

The Nintendo Store app offers a product storefront along with news hub, purchase history, play activity, wish list, and various news categories.

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November 7, 2025

Epic Games Store: Over $100 in giveaways now live for Android and iOS gamers

Epic Games has released the Nixie's Champions of Renown Bundle Pack for Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, which includes five Champions, 32 Platinum Chests for each character, Sting the Scorpion, and boost potions for two weeks.

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November 6, 2025

We finally have a Nintendo Store app for iOS and Android

Nintendo has released an official Nintendo Store app that allows users to browse and purchase consoles, games, and merchandise. The app requires a Nintendo account and network ID to access features such as checking historical gaming activity. Other features include push notifications for sales, a news feed for Nintendo games and events, and the ability to earn rewards by checking in at official Nintendo stores and events.

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November 6, 2025

Nintendo Store app launches for iOS and Android

Nintendo has launched a mobile storefront app for iOS and Android called the Nintendo Store, allowing users to track and purchase games for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 consoles.

AppWizard

November 2, 2025

PC Gamers Have Until November 3 to Claim 3 Games for Free

PC gamers can access a variety of free games and downloadable content (DLC) without any subscriptions, unlike console gamers. Key platforms offering free games include: - Steam: Offers unpredictable but frequent giveaways of free games. - Epic Games Store: Provides free games every Thursday at 10 am CT. - GOG: Regularly hosts giveaways for PC gamers. Gamers need to navigate multiple storefronts to take advantage of these free offerings.

AppWizard

November 1, 2025

Minecraft Bedrock players push back on the new pause menu after 1.21.120

The update to Minecraft Bedrock, version 1.21.120, has caused significant player dissatisfaction, particularly due to the redesign of the pause menu. The "Browse Add-ons!" button has been moved to a prominent position previously occupied by the essential Settings button, leading players to express frustration over prioritizing monetization over user experience. A Reddit thread on the issue has received over 5,700 upvotes, with comments criticizing the accessibility of the add-on storefront compared to fundamental game settings. The marketplace button does not direct players to their active Realms, further aggravating the situation. Players have noted that the pause screen has become cluttered with monetization elements over time, and many feel that the latest changes have crossed a line. Unlike Java Edition players, Bedrock players cannot modify their experience in response to these changes, leading some to abandon the game. Discussions and complaints about the update are widespread across various platforms, with players awaiting a response from Mojang.