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RuneScape: Dragonwilds revamps the agility skill and gives you Wipeout style courses to test your mettle on
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RuneScape: Dragonwilds revamps the agility skill and gives you Wipeout style courses to test your mettle on

Skills in RuneScape have always tickled me because of the sheer variety on display, and this extends to Dragonwilds too. There's magic, but then there's woodcutting. You've got prayer, and also fishing. And of course you've got runecrafting, or agility. It's that last one that's important for today's purposes, as a new update has arrived in Dragonwilds that revamp the skill, as well as add in some courses for you to pseudo-parkour across. Read more

Thimbleweed Park 2 is "not really a sequel, not really a prequel," but it is in development and due out in 2028
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Thimbleweed Park 2 is "not really a sequel, not really a prequel," but it is in development and due out in 2028

Hark! I bring word of some good news for those of you with an appetite for adventure games with tasty pixel art. You may remember that Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert was working on a game that was described as "Classic Zelda meets Diablo meets Thimbleweed Park." That got canned at the end of last year, unfortunately, but the spirit of Thimbleweed Park lives on. Literally! As Thimbleweed Park 2 is in the works. Read more

Your most powerful Necron unit in Dawn of War 4 is a sentient shard of a dead star god, and boy does he hate you
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Your most powerful Necron unit in Dawn of War 4 is a sentient shard of a dead star god, and boy does he hate you

In Dawn of War 4, each faction can field a massive endgame unit that basically dwarfs everything else on the battlefield. For instance, the machine-loving techpriests of the Adeptus Mechanicus, they can airdrop a multistory tall mech from space. This Titan will then merrily stomp around the battlefield crushing everything in its way. However, of all the factions, the Necrons – Games Workshop's equivalent of The Terminator – can bring to bear the most powerful. Called a C'Tan Shard o

To escalate its relationship-straining putting contests, Golf With Your Friends 2 is turning to chaos and custom courses
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To escalate its relationship-straining putting contests, Golf With Your Friends 2 is turning to chaos and custom courses

Before friendslop, there was friendgolf. Sorry, Golf With Your Friends. Released in early access in 2016, Blacklight Interactive’s devilishly competitive crazy golf sim ended up joining Among Us as a Covid lockdown darling, allowing those of us bored with pretending not to betray and victimise our oldest chums on spaceships to do so openly, on cartoon golfing greens. Now Golf With Your Friends 2 is in the works, at Golf 1’s DLC developers Radical Forge, and it sounds like it wants t