Stargrace clears 3.6 million gold in WoW, led by pets, transmog, and recipes, while already looking ahead to housing decor in the next patch.
Tipa returns to Dune: Awakening solo, tweaking settings to skip grind and focus on story without redoing 500 hours of multiplayer progress.
Cliffski finally gets a Ridiculous Space Battles demo onto Steam after last-minute patch chaos, with Early Access now just a month away.
Sey praises Desktop Explorer’s fake-OS puzzles and emotional storytelling, while noting its heavy themes make this psychological horror an uneasy recommendation.
Emily finds Wanderstop mostly cozy and relaxing, with tea-making and gardening shining even when Alta’s burnout story brings a few mild annoyances.
Welsh Troll bails on GeoGuessr after another steep subscription jump and starts eyeing Geotastic’s transparent pay-as-you-go model instead.
Scopique sifts through post-event reactions to Squadron 42, where the big takeaway seems to be a cinematic, story-driven experience over pure action.
Wilhelm sizes up EverQuest’s 33rd expansion, Favors of Fortune, with lore confusion, bard jokes, and the usual rundown of zones, raids, and abilities.
The Friendly Necromancer swaps Shadow Knight for Enchanter in EverQuest Legends and finds the mez-heavy Beastlord trio surprisingly effective, if a little less flashy.
Joar finds the extra effort in cooking genuinely rewarding, using repeat runs at Mediterranean chicken to build skill, timing, and confidence.
Juhis built a bookmarklet that color-codes image alt text issues, making a quick accessibility check for missing, empty, or filled alt attributes.
Mike cleans up a CamelForth-80 port for the Sega SG-1000, fixing TMS9918A startup timing so it should behave better on real hardware.