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AppWizard

May 21, 2026

Realm of Ink is a beautiful Hades-style roguelike with action-packed gameplay to boot

Realm of Ink is a roguelike game currently in early access, featuring a stunning art style inspired by Chinese ink-wash painting and fast-paced action reminiscent of Hades and Dead Cells. Players control Red, a swordswoman on a quest to defeat a Fox Demon, navigating arenas filled with enemies and utilizing randomized power-ups to enhance gameplay. The game includes a unique 'pet' system with a companion named Momo that can change forms based on the player's Ink Gem loadout. It is available for purchase on Steam for PC and Steam Deck, as well as on console, with a full 1.0 release scheduled for May 26.

AppWizard

May 1, 2026

This new deep-sea roguelike turns mining into a survival horror grind

Yogscast Games is releasing a roguelike game titled The Subminer, set in the icy depths of Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons. Players control a prototype bio-droid tasked with scavenging resources and escaping dangers in a procedurally generated underwater environment divided into three depth levels. Upon death, players return with upgrades for further attempts. The game features a submarine for navigation and support, while players can also dive into tighter spaces as a diver, facing increased vulnerability. The Subminer is developed by Tech Turtles and is set to launch on Steam in 2026. Players can wishlist the game for notifications upon release.

BetaBeacon

May 1, 2026

My friends and I became the Ninja Turtles, and my Friday nights will never be the same again

- TMNT: Empire City is a new VR game developed by Cortopia Studios. - Players can team up with three friends to take down the Footclan after the death of the Shredder. - The game allows players to climb buildings and structures in an open-world environment. - Each Ninja Turtle character has its own weapon and skillset. - Combat is rewarding and there are puzzles to solve along the way. - Players can collect items to craft upgrades and equipment in the Turtle Lair. - The game is available for .99 and supports crossplay between different platforms.

AppWizard

April 5, 2026

Thank goodness Magic: The Gathering isn’t doing a Harry Potter crossover set

Five years after the debut of Strixhaven: School of Mages, a sequel set titled Secrets of Strixhaven is being released. This sequel revisits the characters and faculty of Strixhaven following a multiversal conflict. Secrets of Strixhaven will be available on Arena starting April 21 and in tabletop versions on April 24.

AppWizard

March 25, 2026

Tiny Takeover drop is now available for Minecraft on Nintendo Switch

A recent update has introduced new designs for baby mobs, including: - Farm mobs: Cows, Pigs, Sheep - Aquatic mobs: Turtles, Axolotls, Dolphins - Wild mobs: Goats, Camels, Polar Bears - Pets: Cats, Wolves, Rabbits - Hostile mobs: Zombies, Zombified Villagers, Husks

AppWizard

March 25, 2026

Tiny Takeover drop is now available for Minecraft on Nintendo Switch | News & Updates

A recent update has introduced new designs for baby mobs, including: - Farm Mobs: New looks for cows, pigs, and sheep. - Aquatic Mobs: Redesigns for turtles, axolotls, and dolphins. - Wild Mobs: New appearances for goats, camels, and polar bears. - Pet Mobs: Fresh styles for cats, wolves, and rabbits. - Hostile Mobs: Revamped visuals for zombies, zombified villagers, and husks. Players are encouraged to explore the Overworld to experience the variety of these updates.

AppWizard

February 24, 2026

The PC VR Demos In Steam Next Fest February 2026

Steam has launched its triannual showcase, featuring upcoming PC VR games and demos. Notable titles include Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City, Echoes of Mora, and Alliance Tales: Battle For The Frontier. Developers can modify their demo participation, and the showcase lineup includes various titles such as Birdseed VR, Wingsuit: Romsdalen, and Combat Pilot: Carrier Qualification. Steam Next Fest will run until 10 AM Pacific Standard Time on March 2nd.

AppWizard

January 29, 2026

Minecraft 26.1 Snapshot 5

Players can now enjoy new features in the latest snapshot release, including baby versions of aquatic mobs such as axolotls, dolphins, turtles, squids, and glow squids. A new item, the Golden Dandelion, can be used to prevent baby mobs from aging. Crafting the Golden Dandelion requires a standard dandelion and gold nuggets. The bounding boxes for baby squids, glow squids, axolotls, and turtles have been adjusted to fit their new models. The Data Pack version has been updated to 98, and the Resource Pack version is now at 79. New sound effects for baby chickens and the Golden Dandelion have been added, and several bugs have been fixed in this release. Snapshots are available for Minecraft: Java Edition, and players are advised to back up their worlds before testing.

AppWizard

January 27, 2026

Minecraft unveils yet more adorable baby mobs and a new item that’ll keep them smol forever

Mojang is introducing baby mobs in Minecraft that have unique visual identities and sounds, rather than just being smaller versions of adults. New models for baby pigs and baby turtles have been showcased, with baby turtles being described as "one of the smallest baby mobs." Enhancements are also coming for baby dolphins, squids, glow squids, and axolotls. A new craftable item, the golden dandelion, allows players to keep baby mobs small indefinitely by combining one regular dandelion with eight gold ingots. Currently, these new mobs and the golden dandelion are available for testing in Minecraft Java snapshots and Minecraft Bedrock previews. The full update's release date is not yet announced, but more content, including potential new baby mobs like foxes, armadillos, and polar bears, is anticipated.

AppWizard

November 10, 2025

Mick Gordon is asking ‘how heavy can we get it?’ in his first full game soundtrack since Doom Eternal: ‘I’m really exploring the extremes of distortion with this project’

Australian composer Mick Gordon is known for his distinctive future-metal sound in videogame music, particularly for his work on id Software's Wolfenstein and Doom. After parting ways with Bethesda, he has worked on various projects, including the soundtrack for Atomic Heart and recently announced his involvement in the soundtrack for the upcoming cyberpunk game Defect. The game features a sprawling metropolis and an omnipresent surveillance AI, drawing inspiration from the 2011 film Dredd. Gordon aims to integrate his musical style into Defect while experimenting with microtonal sounds and off-tempo beats. He plans to use synthesizers to create an immersive auditory experience that reflects the game's grim cityscapes. Gordon also cited the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie as an unexpected source of inspiration for capturing a nostalgic energy in his work. Players can wishlist Defect on Steam as they await its release.