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From the Chronicle
Suncraft Launches from Spicy Tuna Games, Arrives with 15% Discount
The indie title exits development and enters full release, with its studio crediting community testers, localizers, and demo playe…
The Endless Hallway Adds Controller Support in Update 1.0.0
A small but functional patch brings gamepad navigation to menus and gameplay, with customization still on the way.
Fallout 76 PTS: Sneak Fixes, Paint Preservation, and Slasher Polish
A dense patch note for the Psychophants of Appalachia update addresses a cluster of stealth bugs, crafting quality-of-life, and Sl…
Squad 10.5.2 Overhauled Suppression Mechanics and Bullet Audio
A focused patch rewrites how suppression looks, sounds, and functions — with meaningful consequences for how firefights feel.
Escape from Vacov patch fixes broken achievements, rebalances traps and visuals
A focused update from developer BunFlacher addresses three silently broken achievements, reworks trap behavior, and cleans up a mu…
Hakoniwa Base Ball Ver 1.71 Rebuilds the Draft Into a Year-Long Campaign
What was once a single draft-day event now spans an entire season of scouting, interviews, and contested bids.
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