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Absent a Left 4 Dead 3, modders are turning Team Fortress 2 into COD Zombies instead
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May 10, 2026

Absent a Left 4 Dead 3, modders are turning Team Fortress 2 into COD Zombies instead

Mann Versus Zombies is a total-conversion mod for Team Fortress 2 developed by Breadworks, transforming the game into a horde survival experience similar to Call of Duty Zombies. It features an endless onslaught of zombie hordes, allowing players to start with a sidearm and earn cash to upgrade weapons and purchase temporary perks. The mod supports solo and cooperative gameplay for up to eight players and reintroduces the character Merasmus. Mann Versus Zombies is set to launch on Steam soon, with full Steam Workshop support for custom maps and skins. Team Fortress 2 is free to play.
Overwatch's Junkrat's Loot Hunt event is back this weekend, and I can't wait to get trash from my loot boxes
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May 8, 2026

Overwatch’s Junkrat’s Loot Hunt event is back this weekend, and I can’t wait to get trash from my loot boxes

Junkrat's Loot Hunt event returns this weekend, offering players the chance to earn double XP while participating in daily multiplayer matches. Players can accumulate points towards rewards, with victories counting as double points. The event allows participants to earn up to nine standard loot boxes, beneficial for those close to the 20-pull Legendary pity threshold. Custom games are excluded from the event, and points do not carry over between reward milestones. The event runs from April 8 to April 12.
Far Far West is my favorite indie in recent years, and Fanatical already has a discount for it
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May 8, 2026

Far Far West is my favorite indie in recent years, and Fanatical already has a discount for it

Far Far West is an indie game that combines elements of storytelling from Red Dead Redemption 2, cooperative gameplay from Deep Rock Galactic, and Easter eggs reminiscent of Call of Duty Zombies. Players take on the role of a robot cowboy bounty hunter, collecting gold and souls for upgrades while facing increasingly challenging missions. The game features engaging gunplay, magical spells, and boss encounters, with a strong emphasis on multiplayer gameplay for up to four players. Since its early access launch, it has received an 'Overwhelmingly Positive' rating on Steam and is available for .99 / £12.79 at Fanatical, reflecting a 20% discount from its regular price.
Plants vs. Zombies review (2009)
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May 3, 2026

Plants vs. Zombies review (2009)

Plants vs. Zombies features a main Adventure mode with various minigames and side activities that enhance gameplay. Players earn coins from defeated zombies and minigames, with the Zen Garden providing a steady income for upgrades at Crazy Dave's car boot sale. Notable minigames include Beghouled, Last Stand, and I, Zombie, each offering unique gameplay experiences. The game combines humor, creativity, and strategic elements, keeping players engaged despite its casual nature.
Don't do this to me Zach Cregger, don't get me excited for a Resident Evil movie—I can't get hurt again
AppWizard
May 1, 2026

Don’t do this to me Zach Cregger, don’t get me excited for a Resident Evil movie—I can’t get hurt again

The author enjoys the Resident Evil film series despite its shortcomings and views them as entertaining diversions. They express hope for a new Resident Evil film directed by Zach Cregger, appreciating his ability to build tension and create frightening moments. The narrative of "Resident Evil Requiem" introduces a mutated strain of the T-virus that causes grotesque transformations while retaining the memories and behaviors of its victims, turning them into tragic figures capable of completing tasks and wielding weapons. The portrayal of zombies in the trailer evokes genuine fear, leading the author to feel excited about the potential of this adaptation in 2026.
Resident Evil 9's director reveals there was a 'phantom Chapter 2' that was cut 'in the process of finalising the game's structure'
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April 30, 2026

Resident Evil 9’s director reveals there was a ‘phantom Chapter 2’ that was cut ‘in the process of finalising the game’s structure’

Resident Evil Requiem is a modern installment in the Resident Evil franchise that lasts about 10 hours and features engaging zombie encounters and puzzles. Director Akifumi Nakanishi revealed in an interview that a previously unannounced 'Chapter 2' was cut from both Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Requiem. He discussed the creative decisions made during the game's development, expressing nostalgia for the potential inclusion of an additional chapter with Leon in Raccoon City. Nakanishi acknowledged the challenges of game development and the responsibility that comes with it, stating that while producers may feel disappointment over cuts, a good final product leads to overall satisfaction.
'Wow, that was quick': Resident Evil Requiem devs thought it would take 2 weeks to crack the Final Puzzle, but players did it in 4 days
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April 28, 2026

‘Wow, that was quick’: Resident Evil Requiem devs thought it would take 2 weeks to crack the Final Puzzle, but players did it in 4 days

Players of Resident Evil Requiem faced challenges with The Final Puzzle, which involved deciphering a series of numbers linked to celestial symbols. The gaming community solved the puzzle in four days through datamining, surprising even the developers at Capcom. Producer Masato Kumazawa initially doubted the puzzle's solvability. A complex segment included a conveyor belt and grinder sequence requiring a 15-minute wait while avoiding zombies. Players theorized that the goal was to flood the grinder system to bring a doll to the surface. Afterward, players had to return to a hospital bathroom to flush a toilet eight times, linked to a clue involving a dead body with the number eight written in blood. This task was part of the process to flood the system, retrieve the doll, and complete the symbol puzzle for in-game currency rewards.
After over 3 years of running like dogwater on Steam Deck, one of my favorite RPGs has finally earned its Verified badge
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April 24, 2026

After over 3 years of running like dogwater on Steam Deck, one of my favorite RPGs has finally earned its Verified badge

Dread Delusion now runs exceptionally well on the Steam Deck, achieving a steady 60 frames per second and offering over four hours of battery life. After the April 15 patch, frame rate dips have been largely eliminated, with only minor pauses during loading or autosaving. Developer Lovely Hellplace is working on a follow-up title, Entropy, which will build upon Dread Delusion's art style and presentation. The game features intriguing RPG quests, including one titled "The Ethics of Eating Flesh," which explores a moral dilemma involving a human meat substitute for sentient zombies.
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