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🎲 RANDOM MOD FOR GAME American Arcadia, American Arcadia traduzione italiana

🇮🇹 An Italian translation of American Arcadia is out, a ready-made localization for readers who prefer to follow the project in Italian and catch nuances without fighting the original language. The translation aims to keep dialogues, tone and meaning natural.

Perfect for FANS and anyone who wants a clear Italian rendition, want a link or a short quality rundown?

⚡️ Mina the Hollower from the creators of Shovel Knight has gone GOLD, Yacht Club Games is sending the build to platform holders; release date TBA.

This 8‑bit action‑adventure (in dev since 2020) offers a sprawling interconnected world full of secrets and threats, a Victorian‑tinged heartfelt horror story, Game Boy Color retro visuals plus modern polish: dig-to-travel combat, a whip, weird trinkets and a soundtrack by Jake Kaufman. Coming to PC (Steam), PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch; Russian text localization confirmed (no voice acting).

⚡️Patch Crimson Desert 1.04 is out: pet birds, housing reworks and more cats, small additions, big vibes. Pearl Abyss keeps pumping updates at full tilt: extra permanent mounts and a heap of requested features, they look UNSTOPPABLE. Time to adopt everything.

😬 Tom Henderson reports that online shooter Fairgames from Haven (Sony) got BRUTAL playtest feedback, and that's putting it mildly.

In the Cargo Heist mode four teams of three raid a mansion: extraction-style gameplay with respawns, classes and wall‑running. Testers on Discord slammed movement, class systems and NPCs; some players quit after a few matches. Visually the game leans toward The Division and Call of Duty rather than the colourful CGI trailer. Announced nearly three years ago, Fairgames still feels pre‑alpha, Henderson says he doesn't see Sony's plan.

🤖 Mecha BREAK shifts course: Ground Crew scraps the global BREAK Edition and the big REBOOT, focus is now on keeping current players happy.

Season 4 launches on 26 May, cycles cut to 8 weeks, and progression is simplified: resources won't reset and the battle pass gains premium currency. The headline feature is a solo PvE roguelike "tower clear"; PvP will get separate queues for solos and groups, and the shop will unlock older skins for free.

The game's ABSOLUTE headline, Escanor, has arrived in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin with patch 1.2 «The Sun Rises Again». He's on a limited-time SSR banner (axe / greatsword / shield+sword); the banner closes May 13. ☀️

Patch 1.2 also adds Act 13, the area «My Sweet Glutton», with boss Galand. Nightmare/Hell/Abyss difficulties drop materials for a unique axe. QoL changes: permanent auto-gathering, field bosses drop materials without keys, workbench upgraded to level 6. Mobile UI fixes, PS5 graphics polish, plus 6 new pets and new recipes.

⚡️Once Human, big update breakdown: blueprints, tech tree, gacha and more

Quick summary: world blueprints are gone, blueprints now open and level up directly with starchorm (top gold weapon 8000, top gold armor 2000; star upgrades cost from 3000 up to 15000 for weapons). Stellar Stairway/asterism removed, starchorm is earned via events, weekly scenario tasks, scenario chests, monster core clears and base defense. Weekly cap is 15/66k; players already found a lazy farm: craft stacks of healing syringes on your island using island sand to convert into starchorm (works now, may be patched). Gacha is reworked: the Machine of Wishes spins with special tickets from the astral dewlets shop (20 tickets/week purchasable for 80 shop currency); one banner needs 20 spins for the final reward. Season chests come in blue/purple/gold (gold is very rare), they drop cosmetics, battlepass currency, mitsuko currency, XP and crucially gacha spins/fragments. Tech tree overhaul: 4 branches (survival, production, combat, build), tech level cap 12, research points and reverse engineering via the Tech Research Workbench (dismantle structures/items for tech points, examples: adrenaline shot 3, electric drill 25, fridge 82, big water generator 1330). You can also manually combine resources to unlock techs with a success chance. Gear changes: level requirement removed so level 1 can equip tier‑5, but items moved from your timeless island are treated as drops (no repair/sell/reverse engineering). From tier 2+ crafting requires special reagents that drop randomly, IMO the biggest FAT drawback for grind. Ammo was unified and simplified into grades: Green, Blue (+8% dmg & Psi Intensity), Purple destructive (+15% dmg & psi, structure dmg), Purple anti‑barrier (+15% dmg &psi, +20% vs shields). Tin and aluminum ores removed; fibers/parts/plastic unified into single resources. Added helper items, two new deviants (Brave George, Doctor Raven), a smarter scanner (highlights reverse‑engineerable structures and chests through walls), auto‑close doors option for bases, two AI screenshot effects, and fixed base defense costs. Net: useful QoL and major economy shifts, convenient in places, but reagents make progression annoyingly random 😬

⚙️ Stellaris is getting a patch next week, the dev diary will land earlier than usual because of a short Swedish workweek.

It's not a revolution, but a big round of BUGS and FIXES: a partly revealed new feature for Seddom; fixes to economy, jobs, edicts/traditions; major tweaks for machine empires and cybernetic leaders; corrected population assembly bonuses, traits, events, machine-world and colony automation logic; exploits and UI quirks closed; descriptions and scaling cleaned up. Changelog is preliminary, but this looks like a solid step toward a steadier, more predictable game.

⚡️ Dragonkin: The Banished won't be abandoned after launch, the release is just the start of a new phase.

Devs rolled out hotfixes, improved QoL and multiplayer stability, and mined player feedback from Early Access. Now they're building content cut from launch and the community's top-requested features. This isn't a live-service: expect free updates and separate DLC. Team paused to analyze feedback, long, steady growth ahead. CHILL

🐔 Heads-up: Knuckle Paradise, a pixel brawler where you SMASH faces alongside a battle‑chicken princess.

Publisher ARTE France and Flying Oak Games dropped a trailer for a fast, combo‑heavy action about ex‑boxer Jane, kidnapped into an underground tournament inside an abandoned amusement park. She teams up with Kokotta, a chicken‑princess who powers up attacks, enables aerial combos and weirdly creative takedowns. Controls are meant to be accessible for newcomers but deep enough for players who want to master combos. Expect open park exploration, hidden loot, side tasks, stealth club runs, car chases, mirror mazes and boss arenas. Coming only to PC on Steam; no Russian localization and no release date announced.