State of Decay 3 Was Revealed Before Development Even Started

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Fans have been waiting a long time for State of Decay 3, but a closed alpha test will begin in May 2026, offering a first chance to play. While a full release date isn’t confirmed, it probably won’t be in 2026. Although players are eager for news, it’s good to see development progressing after a long period of quiet, and recent updates are starting to explain the delays.

‘We Could Do an Incredible Story’ Star Wars Actor Wants a Darth Maul Game

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Darth Maul appears not only in the Star Wars films and TV series, but also in several video games. He’s a playable character in Star Wars: Battlefront 2, letting players use his signature dual red lightsabers in battle. He also frequently appears in the LEGO Star Wars games, serving as the main villain in the Phantom Menace section. In 2023, Fortnite even released a Darth Maul skin as part of a Star Wars event.

PS5 Will Soon Welcome These Fantastic Looking FPS Games

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Even with many games already released, there are still exciting first-person shooter games coming to PlayStation. Whether it’s a reimagining of a classic, a PlayStation exclusive, or a completely new game from a popular studio, there’s a lot to look forward to. If you’re ready for your next shooter experience, be sure to check the release dates, as these games are all scheduled to launch on PS5 in 2026.

New ARC Raiders Trials for April 6 Might Include the Hardest Challenge to Date

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In the extraction shooter ARC Raiders, getting powerful gear is key to success. You can find the best loot by venturing ‘Topside,’ defeating other players (Raiders), and exploring the game’s maps. There’s also a system called Trials, which some players find frustrating. Every week, five new challenges are added, each rated with a star system. You earn between one and three stars based on how well you do. One star gets you a common item, two stars a rare item, and three stars an epic item. Plus, players can compete on a seasonal leaderboard, with top rankings earning even bigger rewards at the end of each season.

SMEs Shocked: XDC Network Cuts Payment Fees in Half, Gives Australia a New Economy!

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Australia’s 2.5 million medium-sized businesses generate a major part of the country’s GDP. Yet most still use fashioned payment systems. XDC Network, a global blockchain network, wants to change that. They are working with AUDDapt, a grant program. This program gives small Australian businesses access to cheaper and more transparent ways to move money. In this interview with Bitcoin.com News, Sean White of XDC Network shares his perspective on why SMEs deserve better payment infrastructure and what needs to change.