Throughout October, we’ve been releasing previews of our upcoming versions, 25H2 and 24H2. We’ve added even more previews in the latter half of the month, building on the updates from the first two weeks.
PC players can’t currently turn off cross-play, meaning those frustrated with aim assist on consoles are stuck with it for the time being.
Finding the right Dell laptop can be tricky, even if you know what features you need and what you’re willing to spend. While our top-rated Windows laptops are a great place to start, Dell’s website offers a wide variety, so you might find exactly what you’re looking for there.
This recent development is particularly significant for Xbox players, especially those who discovered Palworld through Xbox Game Pass. It strengthens Pocketpair’s claim that Palworld doesn’t simply copy Nintendo’s games, but instead takes inspiration from and expands upon ideas that have been used in gaming for many years.
Despite the excitement around OpenAI’s new GPT-5, not everyone agrees on its impact. Tesla CEO Elon Musk, for example, believes OpenAI could ultimately overshadow and even harm Microsoft, predicting a potentially disastrous outcome for the company.
In this action role-playing game, you take on the role of “The Cursed Sand,” a skeletal warrior searching for his princess. She’s been lost in the ruins of Loulan, a fallen kingdom, and the game’s story draws inspiration from the historical Silk Road.
The latest update, labeled KB5067036, is now available for those who have automatic updates turned on in Windows Update. However, the redesigned Start menu is being released gradually, so it may take some time before everyone sees the changes, even after installing the update.
Thanks to REDSEC, the game now has over 500,000 players as of Tuesday afternoon! That’s right, more than half a million people are already enjoying the Battle Royale mode that was surprisingly released just hours ago.
Battlefield 6 REDSEC just launched a few hours ago and has already attracted over half a million players. As with any new game on Steam, the reaction has been intense – some players are loving it, while others are very vocal about its flaws. It’s been a bit of both extremes so far.
I’m really intrigued by *Agni: Village of Calamity*. From what I’ve seen, you play as Agni, who’s searching for someone and uncovering some seriously creepy stuff along the way. It looks like it’s not just about the mystery, though – she’s also dealing with a lot of personal baggage, like guilt and fear. It’s a puzzle-solving adventure with a strong emotional core, and I’m excited to see how it all plays out when it launches on Xbox Series X|S and PC in 2026.