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AppWizard

April 30, 2026

EVE Online dev pays out $80,000 to mod contest winners for its experimental survival MMO

CCP Games has announced the winners of its latest hackathon for EVE Frontier, a blockchain-based survival MMO. The main winner, CradleOS, received a prize of ,000 for its civilization-building tool. An additional ,000 was awarded to other notable projects. The winning projects include: - CradleOS: A user interface and system for managing in-game resources and territory with a narrative involving a mysterious AI. - Blood Contract: A bounty system for player-versus-player quests. - Civilization Control: A user interface for managing territory and assets in the game. Secondary category winners were Bazaar, which received the "Most Creative" award for transforming the marketplace menu into a playable social space, and Shadow Broker Intel, which won the "Weirdest Idea" accolade for a marketplace trading player activity intelligence. EVE Frontier is currently in early access, allowing players to participate in its modding experiment.

AppWizard

April 24, 2026

Vinland Saga creator’s Minecraft struggles go viral as his kids take over

Makoto Yukimura, the creator of Vinland Saga, has been playing Minecraft with his wife and son as a way to unwind before bed. Despite being inexperienced gamers, they have encountered challenges such as motion sickness and confusion while playing. Their son has taken on the role of guide, helping them navigate the game. Yukimura humorously noted the role reversal, stating that their sons are the adults while he and his wife are the children. One of their son's creations, a building filled with the sounds of zombies, has left Yukimura feeling confused and scared. Online fans have reacted positively to this glimpse into Yukimura's family life, expressing delight at the familial bond formed through gaming.

AppWizard

April 24, 2026

AsiaOne

Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue is taking place at Mandai Wildlife Reserve in Singapore from April 24 to September 13. The experience features eight rooms inspired by the Minecraft universe, where participants work in groups to save a village from zombies. Each participant uses an Orb of Interaction to mine materials and craft items. The crafting room is a new addition exclusive to Singapore. Ticket prices vary, with adults and children aged three to twelve charged different rates on weekdays and weekends, while children under three enter for free. An Obsidian Kit - Ultimate Minecraft Collector’s Bundle is available for purchase. The address is 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826, with opening hours from 11 am to 7 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 8 pm on weekends. Admission is by allocated timeslots.

BetaBeacon

April 24, 2026

Bilibili Games to release Lumi Master for mobile Android and iOS worldwide this Summer

Bilibili Games has announced the global release of their new mobile game, Lumi Master, which is a monster-capturing & raising RPG set to launch in summer 2026. Players can capture over 100 Lumis into cards, raise and evolve them through battles, and participate in multiplayer versus modes or trading with other players. The game will be available in multiple languages and a pre-registration campaign is ongoing with the chance to win a Nintendo Switch 2 sweepstake if 1 million registrants are reached.

AppWizard

April 24, 2026

First Dibs: Singapore’s first interactive Minecraft Experience

The Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue will take place at Mandai Wildlife Reserve from April 24 to September 13, 2026. It is Asia's first immersive Minecraft experience, featuring guided tours through various Minecraft-inspired biomes. Participants will use a handheld device called the Orb of Interaction to engage with the environment, performing actions such as breaking blocks and gathering resources. Each session lasts approximately 55 minutes with timed entry slots every 15 minutes, and group sizes are limited. Children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult, and entry is free for those aged 2 and under. Guests will receive a limited edition Minecraft Experience Cape upon completion and can purchase themed merchandise at the Trading Post. Bundled ticket options are available for access to other Mandai attractions, offering potential savings. The experience is designed to be accessible for a diverse audience, encouraging various levels of participation.

AppWizard

April 23, 2026

League of Legends booster puts out post offering “10k per month.” Riot absolutely cooks them

The videogame community is currently experiencing a divide, but there is a universal disdain for cheaters. Drew Levin, League of Legends’ Director of Product, is actively addressing cheating issues. Recently, he confronted a booster named 'Little Peter,' who advertised boosting services for Challenger players in North America. Levin warned that he would ban anyone involved in such practices. Little Peter responded defiantly but later expressed remorse. Boosting is against Riot's terms of service and can lead to account bans, which may also affect other Riot games.

AppWizard

April 23, 2026

Binance’s Android app is quietly running TikTok and WeChat SDKs alongside 13 other trackers

Security researchers have found that the Binance Android app includes SDKs from ByteDance and Tencent, along with 13 additional third-party trackers. This raises privacy concerns for users, as the TikTok SDK collects device fingerprints, behavioral signals, and potentially clipboard data, while the WeChat SDK adds functionalities not necessary for a financial trading platform. The incorporation of these SDKs could expose sensitive financial information. Under EU GDPR and FTC regulations, undisclosed telemetry in financial apps may be considered deceptive trade practices, potentially leading to regulatory repercussions for Binance. Users are advised to revoke permissions from the app or switch to the browser-based platform. The situation could prompt regulatory scrutiny and audits of cryptocurrency asset management apps.

AppWizard

April 23, 2026

Medieval sandbox sim Noble Legacy just got much more realistic, but it’s the new town pets I’m most excited about

A significant update for Noble Legacy has been released, introducing substantial changes to the medieval simulation game developed by Studio 369. The update enhances town management, allowing for larger player towns and improved villager behavior, including new factors like temperature and cleanliness. Players can recruit villagers, assign tasks, and create production chains while managing local issues and defending against bandit raids. Titled "Life, Death, and Industry," the update adds survival elements, improves villager AI with unique traits and dialogues, and emphasizes health management through warmth and hygiene. New facilities like bathhouses and apothecaries are introduced, along with a system of afflictions affecting villager performance. The population cap has increased from 50 to 70, and players can implement kingdom-wide policies through edicts. The update also features the first unique hero recruit, Hardwin the Hermit, and introduces two new scenarios along with dynamic quest generation systems. Bandit behavior has shifted to focus on resource targeting, and players can now keep town pets that assist during raids. New trading options for livestock and visual updates to buildings and armor sets have been added. A custom game mode for difficulty adjustments and a creative mode for unrestricted building are also included. The update is live and available at a discounted price until April 27.

AppWizard

April 21, 2026

Minecraft Maps Guide: How to Master the 1.21 Grid and Find Trial Chambers | Attack of the Fanboy

Maps in Minecraft have become essential for navigating underground Trial Chambers introduced in the 1.21 Tricky Trials update. Players can create maps using a Cartography Table, which requires only two pieces of paper and four wooden planks, making it more efficient than the traditional crafting table method. An empty map costs one piece of paper, and scaling maps up or down also only requires one piece of paper. For Bedrock Edition players, creating a locator map with a compass is necessary to display their position. Maps can be scaled from level 0 to level 4, with each level covering increasingly larger areas but with less detail. Level 0 covers a 128 by 128 block area, while level 4 spans 2048 by 2048 blocks. The Trial Explorer Map, obtainable from a Cartographer for 12 emeralds and a compass, helps players locate Trial Chambers, which are hidden within deepslate layers at Y levels between 0 and -64. Minecraft maps do not center on the player but snap to a fixed grid, requiring players to move specific distances to align maps correctly. Players can use a white dot that appears on the edge of their map for navigation and can mark locations using renamed banners. Additionally, maps display the highest block in a vertical column, allowing for creative map art projects. The lore suggests a connection to an ancient civilization of builders, with villagers continuing their legacy through cartography.

AppWizard

April 21, 2026

Minecraft Crafting Essentials: How to Craft Paper | Attack of the Fanboy

Paper is an essential resource in Minecraft, particularly highlighted in the 1.21 Tricky Trials update. Players can craft paper by arranging three sugar cane in a horizontal row on a crafting table. Sugar cane can be found near water sources, thriving in deserts and swamps, and can be planted on various surfaces. The introduction of the Crafter block in the 1.21 update allows for automated paper production, enhancing efficiency. Sugar cane growth is influenced by random ticks, with Java Edition experiencing updates every eighteen minutes and Bedrock Edition every fifty-four minutes. Trading paper with villagers can yield emeralds, with a potential to reduce the trade cost to one sheet per emerald by curing zombie villagers. Additionally, the lore of the game connects paper to the Ancient Builders and their libraries, emphasizing its historical significance.