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Players on the Raft subreddit are incredibly impressed and inspired by a recent raft creation from Whiskeyjack105. Many users, like Jonnyplaneschemer who simply wrote “This is amazing!”, expressed enthusiastic excitement. Others, such as Diaku02, were so captivated they asked for a full tour. This highlights how much joy players get from sharing their builds in Raft, turning the game into a vibrant community where builders and adventurers connect and learn from each other. The positive discussions clearly show a strong sense of camaraderie among players.

The radio tower bug is frustrating players in a pretty annoying way. Imagine you’re sailing around, hoping to find a new island with treasure, but instead you just find empty ocean. That’s exactly what happened to Colorfullykatie, who spent a long time paddling only to discover there was no radio tower where it should have been. Many other players have had the same experience, feeling lost and confused. It’s like the game is offering survival, but not the kind you were expecting!

Okay, so crafting is HUGE in Raft, and everyone’s always sharing tips. I was reading a thread where someone asked for advice, and a player named Garnauth dropped some serious knowledge: you can actually parry the shark with a spear! Seriously, timing it right and stabbing that thing feels amazing. It’s like, you go from just trying to survive to feeling like a total ocean warrior. A lot of us love getting those little ‘pirate moments,’ you know? It’s satisfying to get resources and stick it to that big, scary shark!

Michael Myers’s famous mask has shown up in a few video games, like Call of Duty: Ghosts, but no game has really captured the scary feeling of the original Halloween movie—until Illfonic started working on their own Halloween game.

The story gained traction on a PC gaming forum, and many commenters believe the release timing of ARC Raiders isn’t a problem because it’s a different type of game than popular shooters like Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty. One top comment explained: “ARC Raiders is a third-person co-op game where you collect items, while Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty are primarily focused on multiplayer first-person shooting. The only real similarity is that they all involve guns.” The commenter also pointed out that Titanfall 2 was a more direct competitor to those other games. However, many believe this perspective is too limited, as all video games ultimately compete for players’ time and attention.

Lots of people enjoy a good scare, particularly around Halloween. That’s why haunted houses are so popular this time of year. They create a special, spooky atmosphere with things like creepy sounds and voices – which is what this question from Cookie Jam is all about.

During the recent Devstream, we showed off Warframe running on the Nintendo Switch 2 handheld, with DLSS technology turned on – you can see it here. The stream also confirmed that the Switch 2 version won’t be available this year. And for those interested in playing on mobile, a closed beta test for Warframe on Android will begin in November, and you can sign up to participate.

Typing games have been around for a long time, originally created as a way to teach kids how to use a keyboard. Many people who grew up in the 80s and 90s remember playing them in school, like Typer Shark or Mavis Beacon. As computers became more common in homes, schools stopped needing dedicated computer labs – and the demand for these educational typing games decreased. However, typing games are now making a comeback, borrowing ideas from those older educational games but with a fresh, modern approach.

We’ve added a lot of new content to unlock the real ending, including new scenes, voice acting, and tweaks to how prophecies work. You can now also use a special cauldron ability to return to earlier parts of the game. Getting to the true ending will now require completing the Underworld a greater number of times, but the game’s ending story remains the same.

There are lots of words we use to describe things that are scary, like horrible, frightening, or terrifying. Initially, I suspected the answer to this puzzle would be quite unpleasant. I did lose one attempt along the way, but eventually, after some difficulty, I managed to solve it.