Build A Boat For Treasure codes: All working codes for free blocks & more!

HomeGuidesRoblox Build A Boat For Treasure codes: All working codes for free blocks & more!Redeem these codes for free blocks and more fun extras in Build A Boat For Treasure Redeem these codes for free blocks and more fun extras in Build A Boat For Treasure Image credit:Roblox/Chillz Studios Image credit:Roblox/Chillz Studios Looking for the latest Build A Boat For Treasure codes?Build A Boat For Treasure is a shipbuilding and exploration adventure game onRoblox, with the ultimate goal (of course) being to claim the hidden treasure....

July 16, 2021 · 6 min · 1140 words · Cameron Brown

Have You Played... Moto Racer?

HomeFeaturesMoto Racer Have You Played… Moto Racer?Hello Moto Hello Moto Have You Played?is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time.My first racing love wasn’tScreamer, butMoto Racer. It was so long ago, I can barely remember the case it came in. Instead of a cardboard sleeve, I think it was one of those slim plastic cases that closed with more of a snap than those chunky ones....

July 16, 2021 · 4 min · 654 words · Sean Patel

Lab Rat is a block-pushing puzzler that looks like Portal, but doesn't act like it

HomeNewsLab Rat Lab Rat is a block-pushing puzzler that looks like Portal, but doesn’t act like it"In reality, technology isn’t like Portal - actual technology is pretending to be extremely nice" “In reality, technology isn’t like Portal - actual technology is pretending to be extremely nice” The upcoming puzzle gameLab Ratdidn’t start out looking like Portal, but as development progressed, director Gwen Frey knew it was going in that direction. It’s easy to compare the two at first glance: you play as, well, a Lab Rat, testing procedurally generated puzzles while a female-coded AI oversees you....

July 16, 2021 · 5 min · 870 words · Mrs. Heather Palmer MD

Path Of Exile's battle royale mode is back as a weekendly treat

HomeNewsPath of Exile Path Of Exile’s battle royale mode is back as a weekendly treatLast exile standing gets a Rhoa dinner Last exile standing gets a Rhoa dinner As game developers have done for several years now, Grinding Gear Games made a silly battle royale mode forPath Of Exileas an April Fool’s joke back in 2018. GGG say it was a “quick and dirty job” with no custom game balance of its own, but it was well-liked enough that they decided to bring it back as more than a one-off gags day event....

July 16, 2021 · 3 min · 433 words · Mr. Edward Jones

Steam Deck could be a very expensive paperweight for Apex and Fortnite players

HomeNews Steam Deck could be a very expensive paperweight for Apex and Fortnite playersValve are still working on anti-cheat software compatibility Valve are still working on anti-cheat software compatibility Like their former Steam Machine system, the Steam Deck will run on Linux, not Windows. It will use a compatibility layer called Proton to run Windows games on Linux, a fork off of the Wine compatibility layer. Trouble is, not all games are compatible with Proton, though Valve say they’re working on it....

July 16, 2021 · 2 min · 292 words · Richard Nielsen

Yup, Steam Deck pre-orders sure crashed the Steam store

HomeNews Yup, Steam Deck pre-orders sure crashed the Steam storeNot that this comes as much of a surprise Not that this comes as much of a surprise Oh no, it looks like Steam’s store is down. I wonder what could have—okay, yeah. This doesn’t come as much of a surprise. Pre-orders for Valve’s just-announcedSteam Deckhandheld PC just kicked off and it seems like maybe a few folks are interested in buying them....

July 16, 2021 · 6 min · 1168 words · Joshua Thompson

Baldur's Gate 3's patch 5 lets you nudge the dice

HomeNewsBaldur’s Gate 3 Baldur’s Gate 3’s patch 5 lets you nudge the diceMake those rolls better when no one is looking Make those rolls better when no one is looking I haven’t playedBaldur’s Gate 3yet, because I’d rather wait until it finished its early access journey before diving into a vast narrative RPG. Today, the game received its fifth major patch - simultaneously tempting me to start playing, and vindicating my decision to wait....

July 15, 2021 · 2 min · 282 words · Chris Lee

Minimalist skateboarding game The Ramp looks like a tea break's worth of fun

HomeNewsThe Ramp Minimalist skateboarding game The Ramp looks like a tea break’s worth of funNo grinding No grinding The Ramp’s solo developer Paul Schnepf built his skateboarding game “to scratch a very specific itch”. He’d always wanted a simple, complete skateboarding experience. No moves to unlock, no vast levels to scour, no online scoreboards. He just wanted to hop on a skateboard and ride around small levels, flowing from one move to the next....

July 15, 2021 · 5 min · 906 words · Lindsay Davis

Netflix reportedly plan on offering games "within the next year"

HomeNews Netflix reportedly plan on offering games “within the next year"And they’re getting into development too And they’re getting into development too Earlier this year, reports surfaced claiming Netflix wanted to expand into games, creating their own Apple Arcade-like service. Now it seems the company are getting properly into it, hiring a couple of industry veterans and listing game development-related jobs on their website. Supposedly, the streaming platform plans on offering games alongside its films and TV series “within the next year....

July 15, 2021 · 6 min · 1210 words · Steven Hodge

SuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator lets you unleash your inner artist in outer space

HomeNewsSuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator SuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator lets you unleash your inner artist in outer spaceEverything can be art if you have enough paint Everything can be art if you have enough paint SuchArt - Release TrailerWatch on YouTube SuchArt - Release Trailer Like all good games, it’s set in 2130, in space, and your DNA test tells you to be a ‘genius artist’. So you set-up an easel and get on with it....

July 15, 2021 · 2 min · 299 words · Tracie Cruz

The Electronic Wireless Show Podcast episode 147: Matthew and Nate's half-arsed gameshow special

HomePodcasts The Electronic Wireless Show Podcast episode 147: Matthew and Nate’s half-arsed gameshow specialThe alabaster titan cometh The alabaster titan cometh This week the Electronic Wireless Showpodcastfinds itself briefly rudderless once more, as skipper Alice heads off to the Realm of Spiders to settle an old score. In her absence, I decided it would be fun for Matthew and I to play a game called Sweeten The Deal, which I invented once during a 24-hour layover in an airport....

July 15, 2021 · 2 min · 307 words · Kristina Lucas

The Steam Deck is bad news for the Epic Store no matter what Tim Sweeney says

HomeNews The Steam Deck is bad news for the Epic Store no matter what Tim Sweeney saysI know where I’d buy my games in future I know where I’d buy my games in future Earlier today,Valve announced the Steam Deck. It’s a handheld gaming device that runs Steam via SteamOS. It’s also a fully-functioning PC, meaning you can get Windows on there and install whatever you want, including other game stores....

July 15, 2021 · 2 min · 354 words · Patrick Khan

Death's Door shows off more of its Zelda-inspired crow adventures

HomeNewsDeath’s Door Death’s Door shows off more of its Zelda-inspired crow adventuresDungeons, puzzles, and big bosses, oh my Dungeons, puzzles, and big bosses, oh my Death’s Dooris nearly ready to leave the nest, but before it ventures forth it’s called up a new trailer. The crow-based action adventure game from the folks behindTitan Soulshas shown a bit more of its Zelda-inspired side with some dungeon-looking puzzles and slightly goofy NPCs. You can catch just another good look at it down here before it takes flight next week....

July 14, 2021 · 2 min · 305 words · Beth Jarvis