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The freebies span multiple platforms and storefronts, with most of the options available on PC from stores like Steam, GOG, and Itch.io. You can currently snag Hue and Sludge Life for free on the Epic Games Store, and there will be two new games next week. Nintendo also announced and released a surprise game about jump-rope, and you can get it for free until the end of September. … [Read more...] about Free Games You Can Own Now (Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PS4, PC)

In early 1992, EGM ran an April Fool's article explaining how to unlock Sheng Long, complete with photoshopped screenshots. To unlock Sheng Long you had to beat all the computer players without taking a single pixel of damage. Then, when you got to evil boss M. Bison, you had to draw 10 rounds in a row without taking any damage. Do that, EGM said, and Sheng Long would appear on-screen, chuck M. Bison out of the arena and fight you. This was all, quite clearly, bollocks, but 11-year-old me didn't realise it was a joke. I didn't realise this joke was supposed to be about the arcade version of Street Fighter 2, either. I didn't even realise Capcom changed the mistranslation in Ryu's win quote from "Sheng Long" to "Dragon Punch" for the console release. I was 11. … [Read more...] about Five of the Best: Cheat Codes

Above the entrance to Disneyland, there’s a sign that reads, “Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy”. It’s a promise: that if you relent and let go of your cynicism, you can forget your problems and just have a nice time. It’s a promise that Disneyland goes to the ends of the earth to hold. As Disney Parks around the world start to reopen, a lot of people don’t want to be crammed into long queues with strangers anytime soon. It’ll be a while before I feel comfortable in a public space again. But with or without the parks, I am grateful for the thriving community of childless millennials who get not only Walt Disney’s vision, but the intent and craft of the Imagineers. Whether it’s through reading, documentaries, Instagram accounts or forums, there’s always something new to gain from loving Disney Parks – and that is what makes it special. … [Read more...] about Inside the misunderstood world of Disney Parks fandom

The core of the game unfolds in the missions you despatch your agents on - turn-based tactical scrambles that have been polished by a shortish spell in Early Access. When I first played Invisible, Inc last year, it was fascinating but slightly too busy: each turn you not only moved your agent, for example, but also had to decide what direction they were facing afterwards. Now, the game is far more focused, but it's lost none of its depth as ephemera has been stripped away. Movement is simple, positioning is everything, and the true thrill of the experience - the thing that really makes you feel like a spy - comes from the regular shift between the physical world, with its pot plants you can hide behind and its doors you can peek through and its action point limitations, and the Incognita layer, a digital map that covers the same territory but picks out objects you might like to hack. You know, electronic safes storing loot, spy cameras that will raise an alarm if you cross their paths … [Read more...] about Invisible, Inc review