👽 Xenonauts 2 has left Early Access, the full version is out. You now command a global resistance network, juggling base ops and turn‑based combat where every move matters for humanity's survival.
The launch brings a MASSIVE content drop: reworked air‑intercept, expanded weapons, final story missions, new enemy types and unique biomes, upgraded animations/models, a proper endgame and mod support, built to stick. This is asymmetrical war; stay FOCUSED.
🧙♂️FREE: Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon received a free story DLC in early April, Merlin's Tomb, released by Questline and Awaken Realms.
Don't expect a full expansion: it's a single large Act 3 dungeon for high‑level heroes, unlocked only after you collect all King Arthur's soul fragments and clear the Round Table tombs. The entrance is guarded by a new mini‑boss; completing the dungeon grants «epic» rewards. Patch 1.21 landed alongside with tech fixes, balance tweaks and some extra Act 3 content. Available on PC (Steam, GOG), PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series with Russian text; Steam sits at 88% positive reviews from > 29k players.
😳 Royal-sized bomb from an artist: The Witcher 4 is being called the same kind of mess at launch as Cyberpunk 2077.
CD Projekt RED's senior character artist, Dennis H., publicly tore into studio management, claiming bosses ignored past lessons and that the launch will be an even bigger DISASTER. The post was deleted; fans are stunned and are speculating about an account hack or a management meltdown.
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Not gonna just scroll past: I want to dive into the thread, check out bargain gems, hilarious fails and straight-up weird listings people share, that subreddit is an oddball goldmine. If you've seen it, drop a link or a screenshot. 😉
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🌊 FREE: Subnautica on Steam is free to play until April 6, grab it now.
Unknown Worlds invites you to dive into alien oceans as the lone survivor of a crashed ship: expect sunlit reefs, underwater plateaus, glowing subterranean rivers and dark lava lakes. Explore twisted caves, uncover an ancient civilisation and hunt for a way off this beautiful but treacherous world, one of the highest-rated survival games, available to try until the promo ends.
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⚡️C2 Praparat has resumed development on Plan [ki], a 3D historical sci‑fi RPG originally conceived alongside Kantai Collection and aimed for a 2011 release before being shelved for a decade after Kantai's surprise success.
The reboot expanded the scope: it's no longer a VN‑style simulator but a full 3D tactical RPG set in an alternate early Shōwa (1926-1989) Japan with mechs; character art by Konishi and Shibafu. Developers released four in‑game screenshots and say more details are coming soon 🤖
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Sword Art Online Fractured Daydream is getting a single‑player mode, a proper SINGLEPLAYER option to play the story at your own pace. A new trailer hints the solo mode focuses on narrative runs without the need to form full online groups; Bandai Namco hasn't shared full details yet.
The plot unfolds in the Galaxia system of Alfheim Online and brings together 21 playable characters from different timelines. Existing online features, raids, co‑op quests and free roam supporting up to 20 players, remain intact. The solo mode looks like a balance/quality‑of‑life change, not a ditching of the multiplayer design.
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