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Cyberpunk 2077's new update secretly added a Balatro-based sidequest, among other unlisted changes
AppWizard
December 11, 2024

Cyberpunk 2077’s new update secretly added a Balatro-based sidequest, among other unlisted changes

CD Projekt RED released a substantial update for Cyberpunk 2077, called the 2.2 update, which includes an enhanced photo mode, new vehicles from Autofixer, and the ability to save and apply custom car coatings. Players can now have Keanu Reeves as a passenger who provides commentary. A new sidequest inspired by the roguelike game Balatro has been added, along with a treasure hunt related to Joker cards. Additional enhancements not listed in the patch notes include a new street race in Watson, new color variants for weapons, and adjustments to the counterpunch mechanic. The update raises questions about CDPR's previous statement regarding the 2.1 update being the last major one.
LEGO Minecraft The Trial Chamber (21271) Revealed
AppWizard
December 11, 2024

LEGO Minecraft The Trial Chamber (21271) Revealed

The Trial Chamber (21271) LEGO set is now available for purchase on the LEGO Shop, priced at .99 and comprising 322 pieces. It is designed for children aged 8 and above and features two skeleton figures, two breeze figures, a Shadow Hoodie minifigure, two spawners, two flick-fire missile launchers, a spring-loaded missile, three pots with treasures, and a dedicated room with a bed and table. The set offers a treasure hunt experience similar to the Minecraft video game. Additionally, the LEGO Builder app allows users to enhance their playtime by zooming in, rotating models in 3D, and tracking building progress. The set will be officially released on March 1.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
AppWizard
December 6, 2024

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

The latest installment in the Indiana Jones video game franchise, titled "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle," has received a range of reviews. VG247 and VCG both awarded it a perfect score of 100, praising its nostalgic Hollywood blockbuster feel. God is a Geek and HardcoreGamer rated it 80, highlighting its authenticity and gameplay while suggesting improvements in combat mechanics. PCGamer gave it a score of 86, comparing it to elite licensed games. GameSpot and IGN both rated it 90, commending its story and focus on stealth and exploration. The game is set in 1937, where players control Indiana Jones to stop sinister forces from obtaining an ancient power. It is developed by MachineGames, with Todd Howard involved in its design. Engadget noted that while the narrative is strong, the game could benefit from mechanical polishing.
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