Ex-Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick has claimed that a lawsuit opposing Microsoft's acquisition of the Call of Duty maker for $67.8bn was allegedly designed to "help pave the way for Embracer to increase its foothold in the California market at the expense of Activision". Read more
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🆓 Free: Project Falcon – Free 3D Kitbash App from Autodesk
Project Falcon – Free 3D Kitbash App from Autodesk
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Iron Frontier – Beta Sign Up
Iron Frontier is a roguelike card strategy game blending real time tactics with campaign storytelling where you build armies from hundreds of units, buildings, and upgrades to create devastating combinations on the battlefield.
In Iron Frontier you command troops across advantageous positions while completing battle tasks that unlock new technologies and permanent upgrades for endless build possibilities. Each mission presents moral choices affecting the non-linear … Read More
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Disinherited – Beta Sign Up
Disinherited is a reaction-based roguelike where you delve into Death’s Domain to slay the Grim Reaper himself and spite your father who failed the same quest and left everything to his cat instead of you.
In Disinherited you play as Samuel Durant, a fragile young poet whose magical cane reflects projectiles but lacks offensive power against the shifting maze of Death’s domain. Your talent for … Read More
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A Brief-ish History of SETI. Part VII: Brief Windows and Transcendence
Could the "Great Silence" be the result of extraterrestrial civilizations dying out before they can make contact, or will they evolve to the point where communication with them is no longer possible?
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The Sunday Papers
Sundays are for setting up a fan fiction writing group with your fellow RPG dungeon masters. You gather in a nice living room that often reminds visitors of the beloved previous tenants, and you write something. It's of indeterminate quality, at least until it's fully formed, mainly because you let it go where it wants as you go, rather than planning out a path ahead of time. It's a wild horse, and sometimes it bucks you off by, for example, having you roll into a metaphor you're unlikely to be able to maintain unless you suddenly write cowboy hats into existence for your gang of would-be masters. The words spill forth, occasionally dripping onto the carpet or being flung towards a metal spitoon in the corner, where they land with a satisfying ftannnggg sound. Sometimes you do just about manage to keep the metaphors going.
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