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A new Minecraft update has just brought some extra peril to the Ice Caves biome. Mojang’s fourth game drop of the year has now been in testing for a couple of weeks, and the latest Java snapshot and Bedrock preview builds have just arrived, introducing the particularly fragile Brittle Ice block. Alongside that, the new patch notes for the sandbox game include some additional balance changes to the Freezing status effect, and also make Jukeboxes more useful than ever.

Introduced with Minecraft update 26.4 snapshot 4, Brittle Ice is another unique block type that can be found in the new Ice Caves biome. At a glance, you might confuse it for Frosted Ice, but the two work rather differently, with Brittle Ice breaking as players or mobs stand on top of it, with the sole exception of the new Frostbite Zombie. Each stage of cracking takes 1.2 seconds, and after the third it will break completely. This also happens when standing no more than a quarter-block above it, so you can hide a potential trap with carpets, cushions, or a couple of snow layers to catch someone off guard.

Stepping off a Brittle Ice block will stop the cracking process, but the block cannot repair itself over time. Additionally, when one breaks, it will cause any adjacent Brittle Ice blocks to crack one stage further than their current status. Unlike Frosted Ice, however, Brittle Ice does not melt when near light sources, and it won’t leave water behind when it breaks. You can collect it using a pickaxe enchanted with Silk Touch, and it’ll generate if flowing water passes a Blue Ice block, so it’s easy to set up a quick farm.

Alongside this comes the addition of Jukebox playlists, a feature I’m surprised we’ve never had before now that it’s here. By placing a Chest on top of a Jukebox and filling it with Music Discs, it’ll play them in the order they’re laid out. When one track finishes, it’ll be automatically swapped out for the next one. Should you manually eject a disc, it’ll move onto another in similar fashion. There’s no manual skip button for now, but players are already inventing clever ways to build one using minecarts.

The patch notes also include a few other minor tweaks and balance changes. Zombies, Drowned, and Husks are now all immune to the Freezing status effect and will not take any damage from it. Drowned who find themselves among Powdered Snow will now turn into a regular Zombie, before then transforming into a Frostbite. Furthermore, Frosted Ice blocks will now cause a vibration event when they change state due to melting.

Minecraft update 26.4 Java snapshot 4 and Bedrock preview 26.70.20 are now live. You can access them by selecting the appropriate game version via the Minecraft launcher. I’m already looking forward to what people can do with these new additions, particularly when it comes to introducing fresh threats to adventure maps.

A new Deadlock update is here, and with it comes our fourth new hero from the City Never Sleeps lineup. Deadman Danny is an explosive skeleton with a jetpack, and you’ve probably seen him about before, as he’s the mascot for the Cursed Apple’s leading weapon vendor, Fairfax Industries. There’s no question that Valve has continued to cook with its creations: the exuberant newcomer feels like a blend of the Team Fortress 2 Soldier and Pyro, plus Pharah from Overwatch, and even brings a flashy Izuna Drop finisher to the battlefield. The result is a blast to play, and has earned the multiplayer game yet another player-count high.

Like many, I’ve been hoping and praying that Deadman Danny would finally introduce one of the most fun TF2 mechanics to Deadlock: rocket jumping. Those prayers have been fully answered with his Chimera Peace Bringer, which allows you to either fire off single shots with a tap of left-click, or hold it down to charge an explosive projectile. Blast this at your feet and you’ll send yourself soaring in the other direction, albeit at the cost of a little self-damage (though it can’t actually kill you). Crouch just beforehand and jump as it impacts to maximize your mobility through the MOBA’s map.

Danny doesn’t have to rely on this to get about, however – he has the Chimera Mk1 jetpack. This doesn’t use fuel, but instead builds up heat as you fire the jets. You can feather it to stay airborne for longer, but when it overheats Danny will divebomb to the ground, damaging himself and enemies before putting the device on cooldown. Hit no-one else, however, and he’ll be briefly stunned. Ranking it up causes the heat to vent faster when on the ground, and provides a bigger impact, reduced cooldown, and a heal in place of the self-damage when hitting an enemy hero.

Strix Salvo fires a line of spirit missiles ahead from your cursor location, which can be rotated just before you let them go. Any enemies they hit take damage and are marked with a yellow skull – land a charged shot on them to pop this for another burst of spirit damage and a short 40% fading slow. Those that miss will sit on the ground as mines for several seconds. Ranking it up lowers the cooldown, then boosts both the impact and mark damage, and finally upgrades the missile count, range, and spirit scaling.

Jettison Fuel sprays out a spurt of gunk that deals damage over time and shreds your targets’ bullet resist by 15%, before a final blast sends you flying backwards. Dealing damage with this also cools your jets, helping you use them for longer. As it’s leveled up, you’ll benefit from a shorter cooldown, then more backblast damage and a seven-second fire rate buff if it hits an opponent, and lastly an extra 10% bullet resist shred and the application of the Strix Salvo mark to enemies caught in the backblast.

Last but certainly not least, it’s time to Close The Deal. This brings up a tight ten-meter cone that lets Danny zoom up to an enemy and grab them, soaring high into the sky before crashing back down to the ground, Izuna Drop style. It hurts you a little, but not nearly as much as it does them, with damage scaling based on the distance you fall, and it’ll hit them 50% harder if they’re under half health, making it a great finisher. You also get some directional control if you want to swing them into your teammates or towers. Rank it up for bigger damage, a shorter cooldown, and a half-second stun upon impact.

Deadman Danny’s certainly a lot of fun to play, but he’s not a popular figure among the cast of Deadlock. As an enthusiastic company man, most of the other members of the roster seem to carry a particular distaste for him, with almost no-one responding to his eager prompts with anything resembling a similar level of glee. He’s certainly a good addition to the game, however, and feels like another thematic victory for Valve.

Deadman Danny is in Deadlock now. We’ve got just two more heroes to come, and as much as I’m intrigued by how Violet’s painterly kit will work, I’m still holding firm for my original pick of Nurse Harrow. The good news is that, no matter who wins, by this time next week both of them will have arrived anyway.

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Ubisoft Montreal has just unveiled a new addition to the March of Giants roster, and he’s a toxic terror capable of handing out both healing and harm across the upcoming Ubisoft MOBA. Like all giants, Pandemos was birthed from the nightmares of war. As deadly diseases and injuries overwhelmed the field hospitals of the Century War, doctors turned to increasingly experimental treatments to fight the Trench Plagues. The fear of those untested methods gave rise to a “cold and calculating giant,” who fights using the very afflictions swirling within his own body.

New giant Pandemos is a “plague doctor of pestilence,” and as his name suggests he’s all about spreading contagions, whether that’s through his allies or opponents. The latest playable character to join the March of Giants playtest, he might be mixing up “noxious concoctions of decay, rot, and infection,” but it’s not all bad news. While Pandemos is capable of being built as an area-of-effect damage dealer, or an agent of disruption and crowd control, he can also be used as a healer who works to keep his team alive.

Pandemos’s toolkit centers around his passive, Afflicted Regiment. This infects his rallied soldiers, who then spread it as they charge at giants, both slowing them down and making them more vulnerable to incoming Alchemical damage. His first ability is Miasmic Flask, where he tosses out a containment flask that damages and slows enemies. If it hits a target, the flask shatters, causing its toxic contents to spread further across the battlefield.

Cure Toxin lets Pandemos create a cloud of fumes that will cure himself or his allies, granting them both a heal and additional Alchemical resistance before spreading to other targets. Phobia Blight causes a virulent explosion after a short delay, both damaging its victims and inflicting fear upon them. Finally, his ultimate is The Vector Plague, which bounces between enemies. Everyone it hits is hurt and slowed, but also becomes distrusted by their own soldiers.

If you want to get your hands on Pandemos, the easiest way is to jump into the ongoing playtest, as he’ll be automatically unlocked for everyone who achieves ‘Pioneer Player’ status. This requires earning 1,000 Pioneer Points. You get 100 per win, and 50 for a loss, and can earn a booster either by watching March of Giants on Twitch or joining the official Discord. This multiplier starts at 20%, but will increase to 50% during the final days of the playtest.

Once unlocked, he’s yours permanently through all future playtests and early access. The March of Giants Pioneer Playtest runs until Sunday October 18, with Pandemos becoming available from Monday October 12. Head here to take part and give the newest giant a try.

The arrival of Pandemos brings the total giant count to 17, and combined with other new mechanics in the Pioneer Playtest you can see March of Giants really starting to take shape. While the MOBA space is notoriously tough to break into, Creative Director Xavier Marquis tells us he’s confident in replicating the breakout success he found as the former lead of Rainbow Six Siege.

A TCG-expert with a love for all things strategy, Matt can frequently be found downloading too many mods and then wondering why his games don’t work.

Published: October 12, 2026

Ever wondered how your favorite League of Legends character is converted from an avatar powered by your twitch reflexes and perfect awareness into a playing piece for the budding TCG Riftbound?

On the face of it, lane-based MOBAs and strategy card games share little DNA, so it seems like transporting the mechanics from one to the other, and still having the champions that so many fans have an attachment to feel true, would be a daunting challenge.

“There’s folks on my team who are very good at this, and I appreciate them every day,” says Dave Guskin, Riftbound’s Game and Design Director. He says it’s all about looking at the ‘kit’ of a League of Legends champion and figuring out what’s resonant, whether it’s Zed with his shadow stepping, or Miss Fortune and her bullets.

“If you can take that and translate it to some aspect of the way that their ‘kit’ plays in Riftbound, which is of course their whole deck, then I think you can start to get that correspondence.”

“It’s not always going to be an exact translation,” Guskin adds. “In League of Legends, Ezreal has a bunch of teleporty, really quick movement stuff. How do we represent that in Riftbound? 

“Oh, quick movement between the battlefields… That’s not exactly one to one with the way mobility works in the MOBA, and so there’s a lot of testing that happens where we take mechanics we think might work, try to translate them into their card game equivalents, play them, see if they’re fun. 

“Sometimes it’s like, no, this is not fun to represent this faithfully, and then we’ll try a different aspect of either their mechanical identity or sometimes their thematic identity.”

As an example of a design that had to go back to the drawing board, he gives Darius. “We tried some things with Darius with his execute that just felt very frustrating from the other side of the table, when Darius was executing you, and so we ended up putting that in his signature spell. You know, when it’s on a unit, it doesn’t necessarily feel fun.”

One challenge is that in LoL there are “tons of tunable” levers – cooldowns, minor stat tweaks – that don’t apply in Riftbound. A repeatable execute ability on a Darius Champion unit might feel bad. “Once you have this, you could use it over and over”.

As for a champion Guskin feels the team absolutely nailed, the designer lists Rengar. There’s not a specific mechanic we ported over, he says, but the way that Rengar plays definitely feels like he’s hunting you. 

“It’s sort of built around this ambush mechanic, right? I can see that my opponent has their runes available. I’m terrified that he’s going to jump out of the bushes and slice me up. And that’s in fact what happens. It’s rewarding the same thing that Rengar mains would do in League of Legends.”

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A new Torchlight Infinite update is upon us, and that means it’s time for me to give some love to the continued work developer XD is delivering. It might not be the same Torchlight you remember from years ago, but the free Steam game is packed with lightning-fast action and a wide-reaching array of buildcrafting potential. XD’s seasons might be second only to Path of Exile in terms of the sheer quantity of additions you can expect, so if you’ve had your fill of Diablo 4 Season 15, or want to try another ARPG after Minecraft Dungeons, this latest overhaul could be the ideal time to jump in.

We’re now up to Torchlight Infinite SS14, dubbed the Tartarus Season. It’s named for its new core mechanic, which sees you managing a prison in the Netherrealm. As you defeat certain dangerous foes, you’ll be able to lock them up in the 16 cells housed there. Forget any semblance of inmate rights, because you’ll be having the beasts battle and consume one another to grow stronger. Ultimately, this culminates in a grand riot, where you’ll battle through the full roster of inmates to earn loot based on the monsters you’ve created.

Fighting through Tartarus can also drop Recommendation Letters, used to recruit Followers. These newfound allies can be hired and developed to complement your chosen build, with a range of offensive and supporting ‘Tartarus skills’ to learn. Many of the abilities they can learn will be twists on existing player options – Berserking Blade, for example, trades its higher damage out for an area debuff that will soften up enemy groups for you to demolish. The rarer ‘Origin Tartarus skills’ are more niche, but can be even more build-defining.

Joining the character roster this time is Youga’s third hero trait, The Ultimate One. He’s a malicious incarnation who’s using his Clockwork Core to travel between realities and absorb the powers of his own parallel selves. In gameplay, this manifests by allowing you to attach a chosen spell to the Core as a spell tangle, casting it in orbit around the device. Depending on how you build him, Youga can also grow into one of three different forms.

Spacetime Dictator creates a realm that traps spells inside, looping them repeatedly for added damage, while also delaying any damage you take – it can even stave off death. Spacetime Conqueror gains high mobility with teleports, while linking your foes together to cause all the damage you deal to spread between them. Spacetime Overlord uses the research he’s learned from his other forms to amplify spells into more powerful new variants. Alongside this new-look Youga, XD has also reworked Thea’s Wisdom of the Gods trait.

Previous seasonal mechanic Afterlight is moving into the core game, although XD has worked to improve the encounter flow, progression, and rewards. It also gets its own talent constellation, allowing you to determine how you prefer to approach the mode and what rewards you want to chase. You can even slow down the pace if you’re struggling to keep up, and then speed things up again as your build begins to come together.

You can expect the typical Torchlight Infinite seasonal rotations too, such as a fresh boss lineup in Supreme Showdown. There’s a new mechanic here called Star’s Fall, which requires you to bounce falling energy balls as you fight – you’ll gain bonus damage for successful hits, but miss one three times in a row and you’ll suffer a fatal blow. The endgame Netherrealm maps have also been rotated, with a focus on replacing more awkward, older locations and minimizing overlap.

Divine Ascent has been expanded to 150 floors, with a redesigned difficulty curve to avoid sudden jumps in gear requirements. You’ll also be able to jump up to five floors at a time if you clear a tier fast enough without any deaths, rewarding stronger builds. The Battle Pactspirit reward has been moved from floor 35 to floor 50, but Community Manager Andre explains that the reworked progression means you should expect about the same level of challenge to earn your prize.

We’ve still only just scratched the surface, as there are a whole heap more additions and adjustments to dig into. That includes more active and support skills (and support slots), updates to Renewed Memory and legendary gear, and continued visual improvements. Loot filter priority will dramatically speed up the rate drops appear by ignoring items that fall outside your requirements. XD has also continued to polish the likes of the friend list, trade house, character stat displays, item tooltips, and quick price-check features.

The Torchlight Infinite Tartarus season begins on Thursday October 15. You can play for free on Steam. Simply head here if you fancy blasting your way through the new update when it arrives.

If you’ve never tried TLI, I would recommend dipping in at least once. It can be a touch overwhelming at first, and its microtransactions can certainly provide a tangible advantage if you get to the high-end level. With that said, you can still get a lot of entertainment out of a season playing for free, and the core of the game is fun enough that I’d recommend it to someone looking for a frantic ARPG, as long as you keep those free-to-play caveats in mind from the start.

Wardogs took seemingly no time to find its feet. Pre-release playtests exploded; players, streamers, and content creators flocked to it in droves – it was quite good. I enjoyed it immensely; a healthy dose of milsim without much of the faff that goes along with it. Effort is the reward in those types of games, and I enjoy a round or two of Arma from time to time, but occasionally I want my realism with a dose of immediate action.

Season 1 is nearly up, and what have we learned? Well, blue team struggles sometimes, players now have access to unheard-of levels of destruction, and gold prices aren’t what they used to be. A wipe is coming, though, and Bulkhead is looking for evolution with Wardogs Season 2, rather than revolution.

So, the nitty-gritty. Four new weapons will find their way into the hands of the players: TCX Spear, M14, PP-19 Bizon, and the Evo-3 Ultra. One for each of the main classes. Along with these, there is a suite of new attachments available, including new optics, muzzles, foregrips, and so on.

There are some new vehicles, too. A fast, wheeled transport called the Wolf-110, which comes in regular and assault versions, with the latter sporting an M2 Browning on top. There’s the T-72, a tank that is reportedly slower than the Leopard, but a lot cheaper. Lastly, we have the Flakpanzer Gepard, an anti-air vehicle, which is music to my ears.

For the builders amongst us, there are three new base options, including an MG Nest, a large shelter, and some wooden steps. If you need the last two explained, then I feel for you – the first is a machine gun emplacement, which in theory sounds great for base defense, but really sounds like a sniper’s dream.

Two more huge additions are coming; bear with me. Wardogs now has weather. It can rain, which not only offers a new visual experience, with everything being wet and all, but thunderstorms roll over the battlefield, potentially masking noise and light gunfire. A well-timed shot could stay unnoticed in these conditions, which is quite fun, isn’t it?

Last, but very much not least, there is the new Wager Vendor. For a game based around money, I’m surprised it took this long for gambling to show itself. It’s only based on your own performance, so there’s no real gaming the system here, but the Wager Vendor in base allows you to build a wager based on stuff you want to achieve (securing kills, taking towers, etc.). Add more things to the betting slip, and the return on your investment goes up, but then so does the difficulty. Could be huge; could result in me losing a lot of my in-game cash – who knows.

Perhaps the most appealing part of this update, however, is the ideology behind it: Bulkhead is not afraid of the meta; it embraces it, and perhaps wants to poke a few players in the side while it’s at it.

Wardogs is still in early access, and although the overall polish and presentation doesn’t scream of something still in development, the non-committal nature of this pre-1.0 means that Bulkhead can basically do whatever it likes. I mean, it can anyway, but anything that goes wrong can be attributed to the fact that the game isn’t actually out-out yet. I believe this is one of its biggest strengths.

Wardogs Season 2 is out Thursday, October 15, which is also when your bank account goes back to zero, so make sure you make the most of the last days and buy that tank. You deserve it.

Lauren spends most of her time dead in League of Legends, or equally as dead in Valorant. Don’t ask her about Vampire: The Masquerade.

Published: October 9, 2026

League of Legends Worlds is a big deal for me. Year after year I tune into every match from start to finish, watching as new titans rise, old ones fall, and EMEA inevitably stumbles at the final hurdle. I crave the high highs and the low lows; the peaks and the troughs. But most of the time, I’m just excited to watch T1. They are, after all, the premier esports team.

Over the past few years, however, I’ve found myself feeling a little fatigued by Worlds; not by the tournament itself per say, but by the lack of real hype. Ever since Phoenix (and Take Over at a push), I haven’t really gelled with the League of Legends Worlds anthems, or Riot’s approach to their music videos. Star Walkin’, while a great song, isn’t a LoL track; Gods was fine; Heavy is the Crown was fine; Sacrifice was actively weak. It feels like Worlds anthems have slowly grown less interesting, meaning the hype, as a result, simply hasn’t been there.

True Damage had a relatively easy job this year: I don’t think anyone’s arguing that Sacrifice is a hard act to follow. Know My Name, while perhaps a little generic, is a pretty good track – it stomps Heartsteel’s latest, and certainly feels more anthemic than G.E.M’s anthem did. My issue with it is that this doesn’t really feel like True Damage’s ‘big comeback’ moment. Why? Well, the video’s about Lee ‘Faker’ Sang-hyeok. And also T1. But mainly Faker.

Faker is a staple in League of Legends esports videos – it makes sense, he’s the best LoL player ever. He’s in Rise, Phoenix, Take Over; the list goes on and on. In Heavy is the Crown, he’s effectively the main character, with somewhat odd features from Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong. In Know My Name, he may as well be the only character – True Damage themselves are, by and large, nowhere to be found. Instead, Know My Name serves as Faker’s greatest hits; an animated tour of his storied history.

That’s not to say that Faker doesn’t deserve this level of praise – he’s won ten LCK trophies, two MSIs, and six Worlds, three of which have been back to back, with this year being a potential fourth. But there are other League of Legends players. This year saw EMEA’s Rasmus ‘Caps’ Winter inducted into the Hall of Legends. There’s the likes of Kang ‘TheShy’ Seung-lok, Park ‘Ruler’ Jae-hyuk – players that have etched themselves into LoL esports history. Where are they? Cameos at best, excluded at worst.

What makes this even more confusing is that Worlds, this year, takes place across New York, Texas, and Los Angeles. Next year, it’s in Korea. Know My Name’s video doesn’t seem like it’s set in the US – there’s no Empire State Building, iconic NY skyline, or the lights at Santa Monica pier. There are no immediate references to any LCS players – you could argue ‘that’s because they suck, haha.’ But, this year, Worlds is in the US. The Korea focus feels odd, then; a celebration of Faker, T1, and their achievements would have made complete sense for 2027, but this year it just feels off.

Perhaps the saddest thing is that, between the Faker glory cuts and T1 celebrations, there’s little to no True Damage. They appear on billboards throughout and that’s it. Akali, Ekko, Qiyana, Senna, and Yasuo are backing singers when, in my mind, this was their big comeback. Heartsteel got their own, dedicated video; why haven’t True Damage?

Giants; POP/STARS; Mortal Reminder – all of these videos, while perhaps ‘cringe’ by modern standards, celebrated League of Legends champions and the music that they were supposedly creating. They had heart and spirit; they felt League of Legends. While Worlds Anthem videos have always focused more on the players, Phoenix, Star Walkin’ and Rise are all clever in their inclusion of League of Legends’ lore and world. Relegating True Damage to being dancing figures on billboards kind of feels like it misses the point of bringing them back in the first place. This isn’t a comeback: it’s a glorified cameo.

Now don’t get me wrong: I’m still hyped for Worlds. I’ll watch the games, scream ‘T1 fighting,’ and be amazed when Faker does Unkillable Demon King things. Know My Name isn’t a bad song; it’s still hype, and I genuinely love seeing True Damage again. It just feels like the wrong combination for the wrong Worlds.

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Updated October 7, 2026
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Once you run out of dice rolls in Monopoly Go, you’re forced to wait up to an hour for more. Fortunately, there is another way to bypass the wait, all without having to pay a cent. Using Monopoly Go free dice links, you’re instantly rewarded with extra dice to help you go around the board once again.

There are other ways to earn additional dice rolls, including logging into the game every day to collect daily bonuses, progressing further in the game, and inviting friends to try Monopoly Go. Head to the links below to find all the in-game freebies you can collect today.

Here are the free Monopoly Go dice links today:

PCGamesN is always tracking what is happening in the game, so check our schedule to see all the new Monopoly Go events ahead of time. And see below for a list of expired links, tips on getting more rolls, and if you’re just starting out then we have a guide on how to how to redeem links.

What is the Monopoly Go Looney Tunes crossover?

Monopoly Go recently ran a collaboration event with Looney Tunes called Happy Harvest Season, which ran from July 29 to September 23, 2026.

Happy Harvest Season introduced two new ways to play. First was Infinite Harvest, an always-on feature where you grow crops as you make your way around the board, then harvest them for rewards. As your farm grew, iconic Looney Tunes characters like Bugs Bunny, Wile E. Coyote, and Tweety also made appearances, bringing plenty of playful surprises with them. The other new mode was Porky’s Cafe, where you collected ingredient stickers to fill recipe requests from various Looney Tunes characters, unlocking a bunch of cool cosmetics and rewards.

Throughout Happy Harvest Season, we also saw multiple Looney Tunes characters appear in different Monopoly Go events, as we teamed up with friends to build Looney Tunes-inspired attractions, competed in themed races, worked with other players to progress through cooperative levels, and unlocked limited-time rewards featuring Looney Tunes-themed collectibles and surprises such as Sticker Sets, Tokens, Dice, Shields, and Emojis.

While the main events are now over, you can still get involved in the Looney Tunes shenanigans by claiming your free Daffy Duck Shield above.

How do I redeem Monopoly Go dice links?

To use Monopoly Go dice links, you will need to be at least level 15 to unlock albums. Once you’ve reached this level, simply click on the links to claim in-game rewards.

Your browser will ask if you want to open the link in Monopoly Go. Agree to this, and the game will open up with a pop-up to show you exactly how many dice rolls you’ve received.

Are Monopoly Go dice links safe to use?

All the Monopoly Go dice links shared by PCGamesN are checked and safe to use.

We verify each link we share on this page by confirming that it works in-game before we make any updates to this guide.

There are shady websites that have disguised malicious websites as dice links. You can protect yourself by looking at the link before clicking it to verify that the website goes to mply.io – if it does, that means you’re heading to a link that will open up the Monopoly Go app.

Where can I find new Monopoly Go dice links?

PCGamesN is the best source, updated daily. Monopoly Go dice links are shared by the developers via the Monopoly Go Discord channel.

While you could subscribe to that channel yourself, you’ll be inundated with notifications every few hours. Instead, you can save yourself the hassle and bookmark this guide to quickly see if there are any new freebies on offer.

It’s important to note that Monopoly Go dice links are usually released daily, though we should stress that there can be a delay between content drops. The developers typically give out free dice rolls, but it’s not uncommon to receive free tokens and stickers in addition to the usual dice links.

How to get more Monopoly Go dice rolls

The easiest way to acquire more free Monopoly Go dice rolls is by purchasing buildings to increase your net worth.

Your net worth determines how much progress you’ve made in the game. With each new net worth milestone you hit, you earn in-game goodies, including hundreds of free dice rolls.

Here are in-game ways to earn free Monopoly Go dice rolls:

• Quick Wins – Players can earn free dice rolls with Quick Wins missions by completing in-game tasks. Find out what you’ve unlocked by checking the button on the left side of the screen, next to the landmark symbol.
• Daily Treats – Earn rewards simply by logging into the game each day. You’re rewarded with better prizes depending on the number of consecutive days you’ve logged in.
• Community Chest – This minigame is available every day as a daily mission, giving you and your friends a chance to open the Community Chest and earn 10 free rolls.
• Stickers – Any stickers you earn through the game are placed in your Album. You can swap your duplicate stickers with other players to complete your collection or exchange them using the ‘Stickers for Rewards’ function.
• Albums and Sets – Completing sticker albums earns you free dice rolls, and you can earn even more if you manage to finish an entire album book.
• Events – There are events that run on a daily basis, including the Monopoly Go Golden Blitz event that offers a great opportunity to complete your sticker sets.
• Tycoon Club – Gain access to the Monopoly Go Tycoon Club and spin the Tycoon Club daily wheel to claim a free gift every day.
• Friend Invites – Invite your friends to play Monopoly Go for the first time, and you’ll receive 30 dice rolls when they download and install it.
• Landing on Shields – The best thing you can do before you land on a shield tile is to have full shields first. The cost of your dice roll is refunded to you in the form of free dice rolls if you don’t claim any shields.
• Auto Regeneration – Once your net worth reaches a certain point, you’re able to generate free dice rolls every 60 minutes.
• Free Gift – Just like Daily Treats, you need to claim this gift once it appears on your home page. The gift is usually additional dice rolls.
• Email – Connect your Monopoly Go account to your email and you’ll occasionally spot free dice roll links in your email inbox. Look under the Promotions tab on Gmail. Some users claim it can take between 2-4 weeks to get your first.

Why aren’t Monopoly Go dice links working?

If Monopoly Go dice links aren’t working, there’s a strong possibility that they may have expired. Dice links generally last for one day before expiring, so you need to be fast if you want to claim them all.

There’s also the possibility that you may have already redeemed the free dice. If this is the case, you should see a message appear that reads, “This reward has already been claimed.” Meanwhile, expired codes appear as “Sorry, this code cannot be claimed.”

If you’re getting an issue where the link isn’t launching the Monopoly Go app and is sending you to your platform’s app store instead, try redeeming them through a different browser, even if your current one has worked previously.

Expired links

We’re always tracking our list of active Monopoly Go dice links, so we’ll make it clear when new links have been added and remove any expired ones from the list.

On Tuesday, October 6, it was reported that Xbox had secured exclusivity as the place to cloud stream GTA 6 on PC. However, since then, Xbox has confirmed that the report isn’t correct and that the game will be streaming exclusively to PC.

The initial report came from The Verge. Following Xbox CEO Asha Sharma’s internal briefing, in which she said the gaming division was doing something that “no other platform holder is doing” for GTA 6, The Verge reported that they’d heard from people familiar with Xbox’s plans that the statement was a tease of their PC streaming exclusivity for Rockstar’s upcoming game.

That would have been a huge win for Microsoft. Since the game is only launching on console on November 19, with the PC version expected to come at a later date, cloud streaming via Xbox’s service would have been the only way to play the game on PC. That would have meant people who only play their games on PC did, in fact, have a way to jump into Los Santos at launch.

It wouldn’t have allowed for any modding options, performance benefits, or changes you can normally make when you play a game on PC, but it would have been better than nothing or having to spend almost $1,000 on a new console.

Unfortunately, Matthew Ball, Xbox’s Chief Strategy Officer, has since posted on X to deny The Verge’s report. He wrote: “While the excitement for GTA 6 and Xbox is great to see, it has also led to some misreporting. We are looking forward to launching GTA 6 on Xbox November 19, though the game will not be streaming exclusively or to PC.”

That post suggests that Xbox won’t be the only way to stream GTA 6, and also that you won’t be able to stream the game to PC. Rockstar clearly doesn’t want the game to be playable on PC at launch, at least not natively, so it’d be a surprise for them to allow an exclusive streaming deal.

For now, we’ll have to wait and see what Sharma was talking about in relation to GTA 6. The GTA 6 release date is set for Thursday, November 19, so there’s not long to wait now.

Bungie’s newest FPS, Marathon, launched in early 2026 to wide acclaim, gaining a ‘Mostly Positive’ rating on Steam and a well-earned 8/10 from us in our review – but months after launch, the studio’s golden child, Destiny 2, is steamrolling (excuse the pun) the shooter in its concurrent player count.

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Around the time of launch, FPS game Marathon hit an all-time peak of 77,358 players according to Steam Charts, with SteamDB citing it as 88,337. Comparatively, both cite Destiny 2’s Steam launch stats from 2019 – just shy of two years after release – as anywhere from around 292,000 to over 316,000. The now shuttered Highguard even punched slightly above Marathon’s total, capping out at over 97,000 on launch day according to SteamDB before quickly petering out (though Steam Charts has it listed at a much lower 13,115).

Fast forward to today, and despite Destiny 2 having future updates put on ice, it’s reaching 47,000 concurrent players compared to Marathon’s 2,800. That’s a difference of over ten times the number of gamers concurrently logging in.

Since Destiny launched its final update, Moment of Triumph, on Tuesday, June 9, its player count has consistently peaked at over 50,000 in any one day. Despite it consistently trending down since that date (which reached over 167,000), it’s still far and above anything Marathon has yet to attain since June began – hitting slightly over 40,000 following Season 2’s June 2 release.

While comparisons between the two games aren’t a 1:1, especially considering genre differences and no easily trackable data for how Destiny 2 performed on launch (though a 2017 report from gamesindustry.biz mentions “peak concurrent player counts over 1 million,”) it’s still a large enough gap between a game no longer receiving content updates and one due to receive its third season in September of this year.

Whether Marathon catches up to the long-term playerbase its sibling has garnered remains to be seen, but for now, Destiny 2 looks to be anything but riding off into the sunset.

Anime Overseer codes can get you through a tough spot. Though the first few challenges can probably be cleared without equipping a secondary unit, the time to practice a proper strategy won’t be far behind. And with the Naruto characters lacking faces, you’ll need to keep your eye on the prize – they can’t see it.

In Anime Overseer, the overseer of the anime is you. That’s because it’s another anime Roblox tower defense title. One with a grand lobby, some fancy shaders, and a pretty depth of field effect that certainly makes for a good (graphical) first impression, but another Roblox TD title nonetheless.

Here are the working Anime Overseer codes right now:

• PakGMisCool – 40 trait discs, 2k gems, and 1.5k gold (new!)
• Weout! – 2.5k Coins, 500 Gems, 20 Meat, and five Trait Disks (new!)
• Overseer! – 500 Gems, three Trait Disks, ten Soul Crystals, five Super Soul Crystals (new!)
• BelieveInYourself! – 3,000 Coins, 35 Meat, and five Soul Crystals (new!)
• WhereGameDesignersAt! – 6767 Coins, 676 Gems, five Trait Disks, five Soul Crystals, five Super Soul Crystals, and five Meat (new!)

Once you’ve got a sound strategy on auto-play, why not click here to follow on Google? You’ll have plenty of time to read through a few new guides and news hits while your team of anime-inspired towers defends the base. Unless your strategy wasn’t all it was cracked up to be, of course.

How do I redeem Anime Overseer codes?

You’ll need to jump through a few hoops to redeem new Anime Overseer codes, but we’ll guide you through them below:

• Launch Anime Overseer on Roblox.
• Close the game.
• On the game page, give it a thumbs up.
• Favorite the game.
• Click the developer link beneath the game name and join the group.
• Launch Anime Overseer again.
• Click the ‘codes’ button on the right side of the screen.
• Enter a working code.
• Click the redeem button.

How do I play Anime Overseer?

With so much going on in the first few seconds of the game, it can be hard to figure out how to actually start a round in Anime Overseer. Given the size of the lobby, the best way is to click the ‘teleport’ button on the left side of the screen and click the fourth option. This whisks you away to the match gates.

If you’ve played a Roblox TD title in the last few years, you’ll know what’s going on here. If not, just walk up to an empty glowing wall to choose your challenge. If you want to join someone else, walk into an occupied gate and hope they don’t let it time out.

How do I get more Anime Overseer codes?

It’s surprisingly easy to spot new codes once you join the Anime Overseer Discord server. Find the link at the bottom of the game page and you’ll soon spot a ‘codes’ channel on the left side of the app. Hop in, and you’ll have a long list of new codes to choose from – the same codes you’ll find on the list above. 

Of course, that means if you don’t want the hassle of joining another Roblox Discord server, you really don’t have to: we have all the working codes for Anime Overseer right here on this page.

Once you catch wind of a new update, chances are new Anime Overseer codes will be ready to claim. Check back here whenever you’re ready to take on a wave, and you might just get some free gems toward your next great pull.

PRAGMATA is one of my favorite releases of the year, partly thanks to the excellent lead duo, Hugh and Diana. There are plenty of outfits to unlock for both characters, but one of the most iconic suits for Hugh was previously only available in the Sketchbook Demo.

CAPCOM has released a new update for PRAGMATA ahead of Father’s Day, bringing back the Scribble Suit alongside a few gameplay and text adjustments.

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Scribble Suit Returns in PRAGMATA

The Scribble Suit for Hugh was previously only unlockable in the Sketchbook Demo, but today’s update adds the outfit to the full game as well.

Image via CAPCOMImage via CAPCOM

So, if you wanted to hack and shoot enemies while wearing an outfit covered in Diana’s drawings, you can now do so throughout the entire game. Hugh’s helmet will now have a goofy smile the entire time he destroys robots in tense encounters.

To change outfits in Pragmata, go to the Outfit Terminal in the Shelter to browse and select the one you want. There is no special requirement for this particular outfit.

Here are the complete patch notes for the update, which is available across all platforms including PC, PS5, Xbox Series S|X and the Nintendo Switch 2:

• Hugh’s Scribble Suit outfit added.
• Training Simulation #30, “Stand or Die,” difficulty reduced.
• Minor text corrections implemented.

The only gameplay-related adjustment in the patch targets Training Simulation #30, “Stand or Die.” CAPCOM hasn’t detailed exactly what was changed, but lowering the difficulty should make the challenge more approachable, especially if you’re going for the ranks.

This is the last challenge in the training simulations, and finishing it unlocks the “Master of the Simulator” achievement. If this particular challenge was holding you back from unlocking it, I’d give it another try now.

Memories Are You Music Video

Alongside the update, CAPCOM has also released a full-length music video for PRAGMATA’s main theme song, “Memories Are You,” which you can watch below (be warned, though, there are spoilers in the footage):

It’s not a major update, especially since PRAGMATA is already in good shape from a performance standpoint, but it’s nice to see the game continue receiving support. Despite being a new IP, PRAGMATA sold over two million copies in just 16 days and has earned praise from both fans and critics.

I really hope CAPCOM is planning to release an expansion or DLC for PRAGMATA. While there are plenty of in-game incentives to replay the title thanks to its higher difficulty modes, it would be great to experience some new story content as well. Be sure to check out my review of the game.

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SHOGUN: Total War – Collection Direct Download:

SHOGUN: Total War™ – Collection includes the base game SHOGUN: Total War™ and its official expansion pack – Mongol Invasion. R-Type Tactics I • II Cosmos

About SHOGUN: Total War™
Japan, 1542, a country in turmoil. The last shogunate has collapsed, leaving a nation divided into numerous factions, each led by a daimyo, a feudal warlord. Each daimyo is out to scheme, murder, and wage war to become supreme ruler. The emperor is powerless, a puppet of whichever faction controls Kyoto. Into this melting pot come the first European explorers; bringing guns, religion, and disease. Out of this chaos will emerge only one daimyo, he who will master all the varied skills that make up the art of war; Politics, economics, subterfuge, strategic warfare, and battlefield tactics.

Only one will become Shogun.
• The first, original title in a 15 year series of award-winning strategy games.
• The debut of the now legendary formula of Total War gameplay; a unique mix of turn-based grand strategy and real-time battles.
• Zen-like simplicity belies a deep and rewarding game, even when measured against the best contemporary titles.
• Now updated for modern resolutions and Steam integration.

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System Requirements

Minimum
OS *: Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7
Processor: 1 Ghz or faster processor
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 9 graphic card
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 955 MB available space
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Installation Guide

Turn Off Your Antivirus Before Installing Any Game

1 :: Download Game
2 :: Extract Game
3 :: Launch The Game
4 :: Have Fun 🙂

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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Direct Download:

A brand-new action RPG from the creators of OCTOPATH TRAVELER and BRAVELY DEFAULT – The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales combines stunning HD-2D visuals and exciting action-adventure gameplay for the first time! SHOGUN: Total War – Collection The adventurer Elliot and his fairy sidekick Faie set off on a journey across four ages to fulfill a thousand-year mission. Enjoy intuitive and rewarding action-based battles with strategic support abilities from a fairy as you reveal this world’s mysterious history.

• Seven Weapon Types and Fairy Magic
Arm yourself with up to two weapons at a time to do battle with the beast tribes that overrun the continent. Faie’s fairy magic will prove handy in clearing both the fiends and puzzles that stand in your way.

• The Four Ages of a Millennium
To lift the curse on Princess Heuria of Huther, Elliot and Faie will cross through the Doorway of Time to visit different periods in history.

Elliot’s home time, the Age of Safekeeping…
The Age of Reconstruction, in which humans eke out a meager existence… Humanity’s height of prosperity in the Age of Magic… And the Age of Budding, the birth of human civilization. Across every age, a terrible threat looms over Elliot and Faie’s adventure.

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System Requirements

Minimum
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows® 11
Processor: AMD Ryzen™ 3 3100 / Intel® Core™ i3-8100
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon™ RX 5500 XT / Intel® Arc™ A580 / NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1650
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 20 GB available space
Additional Notes: 1280×720, Graphics Preset “Low”, 60FPS
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Installation Guide

Turn Off Your Antivirus Before Installing Any Game

1 :: Download Game
2 :: Extract Game
3 :: Launch The Game
4 :: Have Fun 🙂

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