The Division’s game-breaking bug won’t be fixed until April 12
An update to The Division that went live in March changed the game in a bunch of good ways, and one that, for some players, [Read More…]
Month: April 2016
Endless Legend’s Shifters expansion out on Thursday
It seems like only two months and a bit ago that Endless Legend developer Amplitude announced a new expansion, and in a shocking twist, that expansion [Read More…]
Typing meets action adventure in Epistory – Typing Chronicles
Epistory – Typing Chronicles is a game that mixes typing (think Typing of the Dead, or Mavis Beacon) with action-adventurey roleplaying. Also, you play as [Read More…]
Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture confirmed for PC
Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture has at last been confirmed for PC after a long stint on PS4. We suspected it was on its way: the [Read More…]
Vermintide has sold half a million copies, free update on the way
Warhammer: End Times—Vermintide was one of the happier surprises of 2015. It earned an Editor’s Choice award in our review—which I most certainly did not [Read More…]
Facebook is testing a new feature to reduce profile impersonation
Facebook is working to tackle harassment on its social media platform, reports Mashable. The network is in the process of testing a new feature that [Read More…]
Twitter tests its new ‘Stickers’ feature for creative photos
Twitter is testing a new feature on its social media platform, a product it calls “Stickers,” reports Recode. The aptly-named feature would let users stick [Read More…]
Barack Obama says journalists partly to blame for tone of presidential race
President Barack Obama on Monday laid some of the blame for the tone of the presidential campaign on political journalism that has been pinched by [Read More…]
Facebook Messenger reportedly set to facilitate online payments for users
A future update release of Facebook software could allow users with a Facebook Messenger account to pay for goods. Business publication Forbes has revealed that [Read More…]
New study reveals internet video more important than tv for young audiences
A survey conducted by the digital media firm Defy Media has found that teens and young adults watch significantly more content via online services then [Read More…]