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Minecraft players are unleashing their creativity with the introduction of the Floatater, a new block added in the recent April Fools' update. This innovative addition has sparked a wave of excitement among Minecraftfans, who are now discovering and sharing the many possibilities it offers for building and crafting within the game.

An ingenious Palworld player has recently created a school using the game’s extensive base-building systems. Since its early access release back in January, Palworld has been a huge hit, reaching over 25 million players, and base-building is among the most popular elements of the game.

A reliable Sega insider has claimed that a sequel to Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles is currently in development, presumably at CyberConnect2.

We really liked Dragon’s Dogma 2 in our review, describing it as the “apex of RPG adventuring”. But it appears the enthusiasm has not quite infected everyone yet, as the title’s community is surprisingly divided right now. Obviously, performance issues and those launch day microtransactions aren’t exactly aiding the discourse, but for some eager fans, the issues run deeper.

Indie studio Evil Empire is teaming up with a host of other indie developers for a new showcase. Set for April 10 at 5pm GMT, the showcase has been dubbed the Triple-i Initiative, and will feature more than 30 indie games.

has a plethora of fantastic magic items to find and purchase throughout the party’s journey that will aid them in their mission to save Faerûn. While some enhance damage dealing abilities or offer new spells, others are designed to buff the party and help in subtler ways, including one that's easily missed from a reoccuring, beloved NPC. This can be most useful at lower levels during Acts 1 and 2 to keep everyone on their feet during tougher moments.

A cavalcade of indie talent — including the studios behind Dead Cells, Darkest Dungeon, Vampire Survivors, Deep Rock Galactic, and Slay the Spire — has joined forces to launch a new 45-minute «no-nonsense» indie games showcase that's set to air on 10th April this year.

Publisher Coffee Stain Publishing and developer Box Dragon have announced strategy roguelike deckbuilder As We Descend for PC (Steam). Closed beta registration is available now via the official website.

A regular rogue's gallery of independent game developers - including the creators of Dead Cells, Slay The Spire, Darkest Dungeon, Spiritfarer, Terraria and V Rising - have clubbed together to run their own videogame showcase: the Triple-I Initiative. Initially screening on 10th April, it'll be a 45-minute, unhosted, back-to-back series of trailers, reveals and surprise game or demo releases, designed (as per the press release) "to highlight fan-favorite games and hype up established indie classics as well as new IPs". It could become a yearly thing, but that'll obviously depend on how well the first showcase goes down.

Rise of the Ronin diverges from the kind of games Team Ninja has becoming synonymous with in a number of ways, chief among them being its open world setting. How well it executes on its open world is up for debate, but the developer wants to keep building on the foundations it has laid down with the recently released action RPG as it looks ahead to its future games.

Wildfrost is hitting mobile screens next month! Chucklefish is bringing its popular tactical roguelike deckbuilder PC game to Android and iOS. Developed by Deadpan Games and Gaziter, it was released on Switch and Steam last year. Keep reading to learn more about Wildfrost mobile.

I approve of the recent trend towards making building games as relaxing as possible (e.g. Summerhouse). Today sees the release of a new one on Steam, this one a teeny medieval city builder called Le Château that gives you strict limitations for building a castle. You can have a go of the demo for free - I like it a bunch.