Syp enjoys Fallout 76’s weird Halloween slashers and juicy loot, but admits looming LOTRO and WoW plans have him stuck in gaming limbo.
UltrViolet bounces off Mortal Shell 2’s chaotic multi-enemy combat and finds AION 2 too generic to stand out from MMO déjà vu.
Bhagpuss keeps poking at Neverness To Everness, where progression systems stay baffling but the horizontal busywork somehow remains the real game.
Margot rounds up FlightSim UK 2026 and a week of spooky, quirky games like Bloomtown, Going Under, and Well Dweller.
Wilhelm dives back into EVE Online’s Crimson Harvest, grumbling at first but finding the three-can hacking sites make the event track feel surprisingly doable.
Anarchae’s Thanksgiving link roundup jumps from DC Lanterns and Nintendo Toronto to smart glasses, VPNs, COVID, and Cloudflare.
CrazyKinux is all in on Blade Runner 2099, cautiously hyped by the trailer, cast, and creative team behind Prime Video’s limited series.
Joel’s weeknotes mix books, biking, Steam’s new cross-region gifting, and a few game plans with a reflective, cozy October mood.
Ramen Junkie flags free mobile Castlevania, pricey-but-tempting NYCC 2026 Transformers reveals, and the passing of Apollo software pioneer Margaret Hamilton.
Cristian drops a very short, very old-school one-liner joke about why men go out drinking.
Bruce Schneier notes the FBI arrested a suspect tied to the ShinyHunters breach after the agency’s own employee data leak turned into a counterintelligence mess.
Dave Winer argues Twitter rivals need fewer limits and more web standards, while he slowly ships FeedLand fixes with Claude’s help.