Valorant had a significant second half of 2025. Riot Games marked the game’s fifth anniversary with a major upgrade to Unreal Engine 5 and introduced substantial changes to the game’s characters, including brand new Agents.
A Reddit user, Proper-Good-2151, posted a video of a strange glitch in the game. Their character fell through the scenery and ended up in an area below the city, seemingly a part of the Arasaka Tower complex seen in a flashback. The user explored this hidden area but didn’t find anything significant, though they were able to survive falls that normally would have killed their character. They eventually had to load an older save file to get out of the glitch.
Okay, so these hackers are claiming they’ve breached something, but honestly, all they’ve shown so far is a screenshot of some folders. They’re saying those folders are packed with info about upcoming games, stuff developers use, admin files, backups – the whole nine yards. But it’s just a picture right now, so I’m taking it with a grain of salt.
Ever since the show ended in March with a surprising twist – Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) seizing power in New York – viewers have been eagerly awaiting news about its future.
Earlier this month, Insider Gaming received information suggesting PlayStation 4 users will soon experience some changes. Key features like in-game messaging could be removed, and the ability to save screenshots directly to the console may also be lost.
UK Power Networks, the company responsible for parts of England’s electricity grid, partnered with Thermify to launch SHIELD – a program designed to provide smart, efficient energy to low-income communities. According to The Register, this collaboration has resulted in an innovative home heating approach. While most participants will receive solar panels and battery storage, roughly a third will be part of a unique alternative solution.
Battlefield 6 has had a remarkably successful launch for DICE and EA. It quickly surpassed Call of Duty in player numbers on Steam and experienced such high demand that players faced wait times exceeding 300,000 in server queues on its first day.
In Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era, players can now find a new resource called Alchemical Dust. It’s a versatile material with many uses, including upgrading units, spells, and artifacts. However, it’s significantly more difficult to acquire than common resources like wood, ore, crystal, or gems.
EA hasn’t commented on the reports, but several Reddit posts indicate the issue started when a player tried to buy 18,500 FC Points for around $120. Instead of being charged the full amount, they were only charged about $1.20.
Okay, so Karl in Absolum is awesome, but honestly, he’s only as good as the run *I* put together. Getting him really strong is all about picking the right Arcane skill, snagging the best trinkets, and choosing powerful Rituals. It’s all about the build, you know?