Luck be a Landlord

Warning: Full Spoilers for Starfield follow

Videogame trailers can be predictable nowadays. Bursts of Hans Zimmer-esque synthesised brass. Rapid-fire edits timed to thudding percussion. Dreadful down-tempo cover versions of classic songs. So it’s all the more exciting when you find one that really makes you sit up and take notice. At last year’s Summer Game Fest, The Plucky Squire stood apart, capturing hearts and minds alike from the moment storybook protagonist Jot physically leapt from the page and became three-dimensional. This ingenious idea deserves special treatment, which is why it’s vividly depicted on Edge 389’s exclusive fold-out cover. 

Nintendo has teamed up with Niantic for a new Pikmin mobile game that's mostly good for passing time than serious gaming. It's called Pikmin Finder, and as Nintendo Life notes, the companies have released it in time for the Nintendo Live event in Seattle. You can access the augmented reality game from any browser on your mobile, whether it's an iPhone or an Android device. We've tried it on several browsers, including Chrome and Opera, and we can verify that it works, as long as you allow it to access your camera. 

Starfield is in many ways the most polished Bethesda game at launch ever. However, that still hasn't stopped the developer shipping the game with a few noticeable omissions when it comes to display options on PC.

Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE‘s second downloadable content, “Ch. Fubuki: Fubuki’s Luckiest Day” is now available via Nintendo eShop for $5, and the third downloadable content, “Ch. Halara: Raining Cats & Dog,” will launch on September 28 for the same price, publisher Spike Chunsoft and developer Too Kyo Games announced. The fourth and final piece of downloadable content will launch in October.

Elon Musk's recent acquisition and rebranding of Twitter to "X" has faced its fair share of backlash. But while many users of the social media platform have been vocal in their criticism of the Twitter owner online, he hasn't faced too much derision in public. That all changed last weekend at the Valorant World Championship Final.

Quordle 583 answer for August 30: The most frustrating thing in a Quordle game is when you have solved three words with two attempts left and still have no idea how to solve the last word. And unfortunately, today's puzzle brings you one of those words. This word packs a couple of Quordle tricks together and ensures that you don't have an easy time figuring it out. And nobody wants a puzzle like that on a Monday. So, if you're stuck and looking for a way out, don't look any further. Just check these Quordle hints and clues to protect your winning streak. And if they are not enough, just scroll to the bottom for the solutions too.

With a hefty sprinkling of video game magic, The Plucky Squire feels as though it’s about to out-Nintendo Nintendo. This delightfully playful indie title falls under the Devolver Digital banner, and after first appearing in a Nintendo Direct it’s already captured player’s imaginations with its storybook stylings, and the crucial, eye-opening mechanic that sits at its heart.

As spotted by user When_is_ , on the Baldur's Gate 3 subreddit, a debuff in the full release of the game suggests Larian Studios were toying with the idea of including one of the more punishing mechanics of Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition (D&D 5e)—the tabletop ruleset the game's built on.

Trampoline Tales founder Dan Dilorio revealed the studio's most recent game, Luck Be a Landlord, has been banned across 13 countries on the Google Play Store. In his blog, Dilorio admitted to feeling "very aggravated" by those bans, which include the United Arab Emirates, Syria, and Tunisia.

Satirical indie game Luck be a Landlord has been banned from the Google app store, Google Play, in 13 countries, according to developer TrampolineTales. 

Google has banned Luck Be a Landlord from its app store in 13 countries, according to the game's developer.