Survival Games You Can Play for 100+ Hours

These games aren’t just about fighting to stay alive; players also need to deal with things like harsh weather. If you enjoy exploring and immersing yourself in a game world, even with dangers around, you’ll likely really enjoy these survival games.

Stardew Valley Fan Shares Incredible 3D Switch Dock They Got For Christmas

Stardew Valley is now available directly on the Nintendo Switch 2, but the launch hasn’t been entirely smooth. After players reported some problems, the game’s creator, ConcernedApe, quickly released an update to fix issues with playing online with friends. While the update helped, the developers are still working to resolve a few remaining bugs.

Cardano’s Hoskinson Bids Adieu to X-What’s Next for ADA? 😂

Our Mr. Hoskinson, ever the gentleman of mystery, did not divulge any particulars regarding this replacement for his legion of admirers, numbering in the millions. However, he did promise to illuminate us all during his inaugural YouTube stream of the forthcoming year-a prospect that I, for one, shall await with bated breath and unrestrained curiosity.

10 LEGO Pokemon Sets for Summer 2026 Leak Online

LEGO and The Pokémon Company are teaming up for the first time, with plans to release building sets starting in spring 2026. More sets are expected to follow the next summer. While details have surfaced online about nearly two dozen sets, a notable feature is that they appear to be constructed entirely from LEGO bricks and don’t include traditional minifigure characters, which some fans have expressed disappointment about.

🚀 Ripple’s $50B IPO: Fact or Fantasy? 🤑

Ripple IPO Speculation

Industry analysts, those modern-day soothsayers, have anointed Ripple among the titans of potential public listings, with valuations soaring to the dizzying heights of $50 billion. Yet, in the grand tapestry of human endeavor, what is wealth but a fleeting illusion? 💸

Steam Quality of Life Feature Would Be Huge for Co-Op Gamers

Steam lets users sort their games by categories like single-player, multiplayer, and co-op, but the co-op section combines both online and local games. This means players often have to check each game’s details on the store page to see if it supports split-screen or couch co-op. While Steam uses tags to help with other features like dynamic libraries, this system isn’t perfect. Many tags are added by users, so they aren’t always accurate.