The game first launched for PC in May 2025. Developed by Bitmap Galaxy, an indie Slovakian game development studio, the game was inspired by Dorfromantik to build an amusing and meaningful game. On mobile, it’s getting published by Plug In Digital’s subsidiary Dear Villagers.

Preserve: Complete Edition bundles all the content into one premium package, including the various expansions and DLCs. That includes new biomes ranging from the Jurassic age to the marina biome, as well as the Ice Age DLC.

While the standard version is a free download with in-app purchases, the new release flips it around. Preserve: Complete Edition is a paid premium game available for $6.99. There are no ads, no microtransactions, and no individual purchases. It’s also fully playable offline. Right now, there’s a 10% discount for a limited time.

Preserve is a digital terrarium with puzzles

You place flora and fauna tiles around the map, try to get them working together, and slowly turn a few empty tiles into a thriving little biome. You can grow forests, wetlands and meadows, with your choices affecting how each biome develops.

There are also five distinct ecosystems, along with natural wonders and secret patterns that you can unlock. Preserve: Complete Edition has soothing visuals and a relaxing soundtrack, so it never gets boring or stressful.

There are also three ways to play depending on how much structure you want. Puzzle mode gives you specific challenges, while Classic mode is about finding that sweet spot between different elements. Lastly, Creative mode lets you build without timers or limits.

If you’re interested, you can check out Preserve: Complete Edition on the Google Play Store. Curate diverse ecosystems and brings breathtaking landscapes to life!

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Fusebox Games, the UK-based subsidiary of Nazara Technologies behind Big Brother: The Game and Love Island: The Game, is behind this one. It’s player-driven, so decisions constantly affect how other players see you and how your own run plays out.

Step inside the infamous Traitors Castle with 22 other players

Your guide in The Traitors: Interactive Game is host Vivienne, who’ll also take you through each day’s mission. Before all that starts, though, you need to decide what kind of person you’re going to be. You can pick the outspoken Leader, the adaptable Chameleon, or the chaotic Wildcard.

Playing into your chosen trait at the right moment can sway opinions and potentially get other players on your side. And your wardrobe is part of the strategy, too. You can curate your daily outfits for your path towards the gold, with new looks needed for each Mission and Round Table. Fashion as psychological warfare, basically.

Apart from Gold, the missions have another prize: shields. Grab one and you get immunity from that night’s murder. The whole game takes place across 12 days. You’ll need to build relationships, come up with believable theories and keep your story straight when everyone sits down for The Round Table.

The Traitors: Interactive Game revolves around trust, deception and strategy, with everyone having something to hide. You’ll form theories, alliances and rivalries while trying to reach the End Game, all while Traitors are hiding among you.

The Traitors: Interactive Game is now available on Android via the Google Play Store.

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A rushed purchase can leave a buyer with a banned account, a scammed payment, or a rank that doesn’t actually match their skill.

We’ve teamed up with Buyacc to guide you through the specific things worth checking before handing over any money – covering both the practical account details and the broader risk picture.

Rank History, Not Just Current Rank

A listing showing a high current rank tells you almost nothing about how that rank was actually earned. Checking match history for consistency matters considerably, since an account that climbed steadily through genuine ranked play looks very different in its match logs than one boosted rapidly through account sharing or scripted play, both of which carry higher detection risk under Moonton’s current anti-cheat systems.

Season history adds another layer worth checking. An account with a long, consistent track record across multiple seasons generally represents lower risk than one that spiked to a high rank in a single recent season, since sudden unexplained jumps are exactly the pattern automated detection systems are built to flag. Buyers focused purely on the number displayed on the profile miss this context entirely.

Hero Mastery and Emblem Investment

Beyond rank, the actual depth of an account matters for anyone planning serious competitive use. Emblem levels take real time investment to max out, and an account with fully or near fully leveled emblems across multiple roles represents considerably more genuine value than one with a high rank but shallow emblem progression, since emblems affect in-match performance directly regardless of the rank displayed.

Hero mastery levels tell a similar story. A wide spread of high mastery heroes across different roles gives far more draft flexibility than a narrow pool concentrated on two or three characters, which matters heavily in ranked play where opponents can ban or counter a limited pool with relative ease. Checking this before purchase avoids the disappointment of discovering a rank impressive account with surprisingly limited practical strategic depth.

Verifying the Seller Isn’t a Red Flag Themselves

A seller unwilling to provide any proof of legitimate account ownership, whether through linked email confirmation, phone verification history, or long term progress screenshots predating the listing, should be treated with real caution regardless of how attractive the listing itself looks. Legitimate sellers with nothing to hide are generally willing to demonstrate at least some verifiable history before finalizing a sale.

Checking whether the account has any prior moderation flags or warnings matters too, since a history of past penalties can affect how the account gets treated if it draws attention again in the future, even for unrelated reasons. A clean moderation record combined with verifiable seller history gives considerably more confidence than a bare rank number and a single screenshot.

Server region is worth confirming too, and it’s an easy detail to overlook in the excitement of finding a good listing. An account registered on a server different from where a buyer normally plays can introduce latency problems that hurt competitive performance regardless of how strong the account looks on paper, so this is worth clarifying with the seller before any payment changes hands.

Understanding What You’re Actually Risking

Moonton’s terms of service explicitly prohibit account sales and transfers, and this policy hasn’t softened heading into 2026, if anything, detection systems have gotten more sophisticated at flagging accounts that show signs of ownership transfer. This means any purchased account carries a standing risk of suspension that doesn’t disappear just because the initial transaction went smoothly.

Recovery scams represent the other major category of risk worth understanding clearly. A seller who retains access to original account recovery details can reclaim an account well after payment has been received and the buyer has already invested additional time and possibly money into it. This particular risk is significantly higher in direct, unmediated transactions through messaging apps or social media compared to purchases made through a platform offering some form of seller verification.

Chargeback disputes cut the other way too, worth mentioning for a complete picture. A buyer who disputes payment after already receiving full account access leaves a seller with essentially no recourse, which is part of why platforms with some form of escrow or delayed release process tend to protect both sides better than a simultaneous, unmediated exchange of payment and credentials.

Choosing a Safer Transaction Path

Working through Buyacc rather than an unverified individual seller adds a meaningful layer of protection to the transaction itself, including seller vetting and some form of dispute process if something goes wrong after payment. This doesn’t eliminate the underlying terms of service risk tied to the game itself, but it meaningfully reduces the odds of an outright scam, which remains the more immediate and preventable risk in most purchases.

Comparing several listings before committing, rather than jumping at the very first account matching a target rank, also tends to surface inconsistencies that aren’t obvious in isolation, mismatched match history, unusually low prices relative to comparable listings, or vague responses to direct questions about the account’s background and history.

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Drop Duchy takes the familiar geometric puzzle gameplay and completely changes the goal. You’re not just clearing lines and watching shapes disappear. You build a realm, collecting resources, raising an army, protecting your castle and marching off to smash an enemy fortress.

It’s a mix of deckbuilding, puzzle gameplay and rogue-lite mechanics, with a bit of real-time strategy thrown into the pot for good measure. Alongside all that, Drop Duchy has a charming art style and an engaging soundtrack that keeps evolving as you play.

You work with landscapes containing lush forests, wild rivers, grassy plains and other terrain. Choosing the right structures to put beside them can make a huge difference. Forming lines gives you bonuses, but the resources and materials help you build up your army.

Every run gives you a fresh landscape due to the procedural generation

You’ll have to adapt to what you get, which is where the block-stacking tactician part starts getting serious. There are also different routes, with lakes, glades, forests, villages, guilds and more appearing along the way.

If your army gets wiped out before you can capture the enemy bastion, you can jump straight back in with a new strategy to unlock more content. Drop Duchy has over 110 unique cards, including building and technology cards that can give you new bonus structures.

Markets and guilds give you another way to get valuable resources during a run. The game also features over 100 unique missions. You can unlock bonuses such as increased resources, new cards and additional health. And you get three playable factions: The Duchy, The Order and The Republic.

Drop Duchy is now available on the Google Play Store.

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Grab some friends, play solo, or team up online and start causing destruction

It’s still very much Ratchet & Clank, too, with 3D graphics, familiar characters, iconic locations and maps. But it has a new storyline where Captain Qwark is searching for the next generation of Rangers through a revolutionary combat simulation.

You get to play as legendary heroes from across the galaxy and try to become a Galactic Ranger. There are 11 unique heroes with different weapons, gadgets and ultimate abilities. You can be a Lombax, a robot, or whatever alien you want to be. Meanwhile, you can turn enemies into sheep or transform yourself into a tank.

The weapons are equally silly in the best possible way. Every Ranger has a signature weapon and gadget from the Ratchet & Clank armoury, including rocket launchers, flamethrowers and various explosive contraptions. There are Buzz Blades if you fancy launching a storm of razors at people. The Glove of Doom sends tiny killer robots after your enemies.

Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble is a third-person 3D shooter

There are six multiplayer modes in Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble, including PvP, PvPvE and PvE. Then there’s Last Stand, a PvP Battle Royale where the zone keeps shrinking until only one Ranger is left alive.

Bolt Race mixes fighting with resource collecting. You gather bolts while dealing with mobs, bosses and rival players, with the richest Ranger taking the win. The last one is Mob Rush, a PvE mode where you have to survive relentless waves of mobs and giant bosses while protecting Captain Qwark’s treasure.

Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble is now available on the Google Play Store worldwide.

Also, read our news on Super Auto Pets-Like Lunchbreak Tactics.

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You can play Prospecting over on Roblox. If you want to find out more about the game, maybe check out our Prospecting pans guide.

Prospecting Update Guide

We’ll order each of the updates below.

3rd Of October

New enchants!

New Aetherium Enchants

• Overdrive
• Tempered
• Crystalline

Crafting Changes

Crafting menu will now recommend certain equipment based on where you are in your progression. Craftable items are also now highlighted.

New Passive

Pharoah Set can give up to 2x Luck and +100% dig and shake speed, by gaining energy from the sun or Luminant Tokens.

New Quest Rewards

Some quests now give potions.

Minor Changes

• Quests now color coded.
• Potion drinking animation added.
• Potion stat tooltips.
• Small UI improvements.

Rebalances

• Museum stat boosts at lowest weight increased.
• Enchanting no longer requires Aetherite.

19th of September

Some tune ups.

Quest Improvements

Better waypoints have been added to the Icebreaker Quest.

Natural Event Changes

Void has been added to the Natural Event pool. Mythic Rift has been removed.

Voting Changes

A few changes to votes.

• Vote booths no longer show up in new player servers.
• Voting momentum system introduced. Winning a vote causes a 20% vote weight loss, with a loss of up to 80%.

Rebalances

Some early game and mid-game equipment buffed.
Minimum level to find Treasure Maps raised to Level 15.

Fixes

Some fixes to auto pan.

5th of September

A few small miscellaneous changes.

Item Log

This shows a list of all ores collected in the last 12 hours.

New Quest

One new quest.

New Sluice Upgrades

• Starblossom Sluice
• Pharoah Sluice

Treasure Chests

Keep an eye out for them in Meteor Valley

Traveling Merchant Changes

You can now but the XP Cookie from the Traveling Merchant.

August 22nd

More desert content!

New Hourly Event

Sandstorm

New Relic

Sand Spirit

New NPC

Desert Alchemist

Minor Changes

You can now toggle your panning sounds on or off.

Rebalances

Meteor Shower timers now stack.
Lunar Mask buffed.

Key Of Life odds increased.

Fixes

Some pan shake fixes.

August 8th

Venture into the desert.

New Area

Sunscorched Desert

New Equipment

New Pan

New Shovel

New Sluice

New Quests

Four new quests.

New Runes

Three new Runes.

Rebalances

• Starlight Wings luck nerfed.
• Mod boost to Dredge Ring.
• Ring Of The Stars luck buffed.

July 18th

Excavations enchanced.

New Excavation Site

New Quests

One new quest.

New Runes

Three new Runes.

Rebalances

Excavation level cap increased to 15.

Fixes

• Fixed leaderboard cut off.
• General fixes.

July 4th

Happy 4th of July.

Relic Crafting

Head to Rotwood Swamp to try your hand at Relic Crafting.

New Trinket

Golden Chalice

New Relic

Starcaller

New Shovel

New Pan

New Feature In Volcano Town

Check there for a new forge and blacksmith.

Summer Event Ends

🙁

Rebalances

• Dragonflame Shovel’s toughness buffed.
• A few minor equipment rebalances.
• Daily Reward now scales.

June 13th

Summer begins.

Summer Event

The Summer Wvent kicked off for three weeks. If everyone collects enough sand dollars, maybe something good will happen.

Trinkets

New feature. You can equip these to your pan to give specific buffs.

New Equipment

Three new types.

New Events

Two new events.

May 30th

Aetherium arrives.

New Ore

Aetherium Ore

New Enchants

Six new pan enchants.

May 23rd

Annihilation?

New Rune

Annihilation III

Rebalances

Clockwork buffed.
Volcano level requirement lowered to 20.

May 16th

New Caldera.

Caldera Island Rework

Caldera Island got totally rebuilt, it’s also now level gated, requiring Level 25, no quests necessary.

April 25th Update

Enchants just got better.

Dredge Master Changes

Dredge Master quests now give set rewards on reaching certain milestones. It also gives random relics.

Loadout Changes

Loadout limit raised to 10.

Enchant Changes

Higher tier pant enchants now work on the pan’s stat percentage, so they remain more viable into late game content.

Minor Changes

You can now mute other players’ work sounds.
Vault sorting fixes.
Treasure spawning in walls fixed.

April 18th Update

No longer Easter!

Easter Event Ended

Easter is over for the year.

Potion Shop

You can now find a Potion Shop in Meteor Valley.

Enchanting UI

A new Enchanting UI should make it easier to add Enchants.

Museum Changes

Museum Loadout now up to 10.

Vault Access

There are now more Vault Access spots around the regular map.

Dredge Master Changes

Some scaling rebalances.

Prospector MVP Changes

No longer buffs capacity, boosts Luck more instead.

General Optimizations.

April 11th Update

Longer Easter!

Easter Event

The Easter Event has been extended by a week, so there’s more time to get the limited stuff!

New Runes

• Annihilation I
• Annihilation II

Dredge Master Changes

Dredge Master quests adapted to scale more with level. You can now reroll Dredge Master quests once per day.

Totems

You can now bulk buy your totems.

Inventory Optimization

There should be less inventory lag now.

Vault Limit

The Vault Limit is now 2000 with upgrades.

April 4th Update

More stuff for the new location.

New Area

• Meteor Valley has been extended with Astral Caverns.

New Sluice

• Starblossom Sluice

New Ores

• Meteoric Gold
• Celestium

New Quests

• Fallen Crate
• Meteor Guardian

New Mastery

• Meteor Valley

New Event

• In Meteor Valley

March 28th Update

Easter is here!

Easter Event

Easter is here! Time for the Egg Hunt. You can find Eggs out in the world, or hiding underground in your excavations. Take these to the Event Shop and trade them in for new Easter items.

New Items

New items, found in the Easter Shop.

• Easter Sluice
• Friendship Totem
• Bunny Ears

New Event

Egg Hunt – Hourly event that considerably increases the spawn rate of eggs.

New Passives

Passives for Starcrusher and Nebula.

Balances

Level cap raised.

March 21st Update

The new area has arrived!

New Area

Meteor Valley – More content on the way for this area in following updates.

New Equipment

Starlight Wings

New Quests

Six new quests.

14th March

New area next week!

New Rune

• Eternity

Two New Mutations

• Granite
  • 1.35x
  • +24 Dig Strength,
  • +6 Shake Strength
• Overclocked
  • 1.35x
  • +10 Dig Speed
  • +10 Shake Speed

2x Luck Event

A short period of double luck!

Minor Changes

Some reworks to the camera.
Most quests now have short quest descriptions.
Changes to the Robux shop.

Rebalances

No rebalances today.

Fixes

General bug fixes.

7th March

Another smaller content update.

New Accessory

New ring unlocked by completing 100 Dredge Master quests.
(If you’ve already done over 100 of them, then you’ll need to complete another to get the reward.)

New Enchants

Three new enchants for Shovels.

Balance Changes

Umbite Ring buffed.

Minor Changes

• Setting to hide popups on new finds.
• Improvements to mobile UI.
• Reduced panning lag spike.
• Minor optimizations.
• Bug fixes.

27th February

New area on the way, in the meantime there are a few quality of life changes.

Collection Changes

Collections now show the best place to find an opre.

Unvisited Areas now hidden.

Totem Stacking

You can place a Totem on another Totem to extend the duration of the event.

Quest Improvements

Some of the quests are now easier to understand.

Balance Changes

Enchanted Ruins drop rates adjusted.

21st February

A new important NPC.

New NPC

The Dredge Master

Provides infinite, level-appropriate quests. Completing the quests provides a Luck boost.

Backpack Changes

You can now see the full value of selling your inventory by checking your backpack.

Fixes to the Valentines Pan.

14th February

Valentines day update! Not a huge event, but there is some new stuff to do.

Valentines Mini Event (And Event Currency)

Collect the new currency, Heart Crystals, by triggering events for other people, or my selling particular ore. (This didn’t work in autosell previously, but that appears to be patched as of the last time we checked.)

New Shovel

New Pan

New Event

Rose Rain

A new event for the duration of Valentines. Happens hourly.

New Totem

7th February

New areas, and no more modifier selling mistakes.

New Quests

2 New Quests

New Location

Excavation Site E

Modifier Lock

You can now lock specific modifiers so you don’t accidentally sell them.

Level Up VFX

Small Bug Fixes

31st January

Just a few extra things.

New Event

Modifier Surge

New NPCs

More wandering NPCs added.

24th January

A small content update.

New Ore Modifiers

New Waypoint

• Timelocked Sanctuary

17th January Update – Overgrown Grotto Rework

Bigger content update with major changed to an area.

Expansion

Overgrown Grotto has been expanded, with a lot more content. There is a new depsoite, and new quests.

New Equipment

Other Changes

• Swamp Fog buffed.
• Progression server matching in early testing.

10th Of January Update

Quests!

New Quests

7 new quests.

New Equipment

1 new piece.

Wandering NPCs

These characters walk around the area.

• Ambient Sounds.
• Inventory optimization.
• Title gradients.

3rd Of January 2026 Update

New Year, new update.

Event Changes

Christmas event is over.

Museum Changes

Museums now have loadouts.
Other players can now visit your museum, and you can visit other players’ museums.

New Deposit

Mid-game volcano deposit.

New Equipment

New Quest

Storage Upgrades

You can now upgrade your Vault Storage using Meteor Shards.

General optimizations.

20th Of December – Timelock

New Location

Timelocked Sanctuary
Opens only at certain times. (fifteen minutes before the turn of the hour, and fifteen minutes after).

New Quest

New Equipment

New Rune

Misfortune Rune

New Enchants

New Shovel Enchants

Other Changes

• Rubble Creek and Fortune River are looking a bit more festive!
• No repeat mayors from week to week.

13th Of December – Christmas Part 2

Christmas Equipment

New gear with a festive flavour.

Present Delivery

A new way to earn Ornaments by delivering gifts.

Small Changes

• Hotbar order now saves when leaving.
• Small Rune tutorial added when first acquiring a Rune.
• Iridium now appears a bit smaller in the pan.
• Better eruption VFX.
• New Modifier
• New Swamp Event

6th Of December – Christmas Begins Update

Christmas Event

Check out the new Christmas area, around for a limited time.

Present Orders

A new Christmas activity for special rewards.

New Hourly Event

Candy Canes

New Mutation

New Shovel

New Pan

29th Of November – Equipment Mutations Update

Equipment Mutations

When crafting new equipment, there’s a small chance it will gain a special mutation.

Advent Calendar

Come along every day in December to get a special prize.

New Sluice

New Museum Quest

Rebalances

• Traveling merchant items increased.
• Bulk-selling is now possible for equipment.
• Firefly Stones can appear without Fireflies, but very rarely.
• Voidtouched buffed.
• Prismatic buffed.
• Diamond buffed.

November 22nd – MVP Update

MVP System

Vote for an MPV each week, and get some boosts to the servers.

Auto Panning

Pan automatically.

Travelling Merchant

The Travelling Merchant is now always active, and refreshes every day.

New Admin Abuse Event

Cookie Time.

Rebalances And Fixes

• Autosell can be set to Mythic.
• Fewer vines in Overgrown Grotto.
• Swamp water raised.
• Otherworldly Rign buffed.
• Top bar fixes for mobile.
• Treasure Map fixes.

November 15th – Marsh Update

New Location

The Fungal Marsh

New Pan

New Shovel

Quest Reworks

Improved Tutorial and Starter quests.

New Quests

New quests around Caldera Island.

Sprinting

You can new run by holding Left CTRL on keyboard, LT on controller.

UI Changes

November 8th – Swamp Update

Vault System

You can now store items outside your inventory in the Vault system to clear things up a little.

New Location

• Rotwood Swamp

New Quests

New Equipment

Hide Equipment

• You can now select an option to hide your equipment from being visible to others.

Improved Tutorial

Improved Visuals

Rebalances

• Thunderstorm will no longer replace modifiers, it will only give ones to unmodified ores.

November 1st

• Mastery
  • Complete certain tasks to unlock certain boosts, and special titles.
• Titles
  • Select Titles in Settings. You can equip at ones you’ve unlocked.
• Crafting Cutscenes
  • You’ll get a cutscene when you craft an item.
• You can now view your own nametag if you enable it in the settings.
• A mass unlock button added.
• Rebalance
  • Loadout slots increased from three slots to five.
  • New Inventory slot for locked items.
  • You can now only own two of a type of limited stock item at a time.

October 25th Update – Halloween Part 2!

• New Halloween Merchant (Appears during Admin Abuse only.)
• Snowy Mountain Potion Merchant
• New Location
  • Excavation Site D
• Inventory Size increases.
• Purchasable items now have price above them.

October 18th Update – Halloween!

• Halloween Event
• New Location
  • Haunted Creek
• New Pan
  • Pumpkin Pan
• New Shovel
  • Pumpkin Shovel
• New Relic
• New Totem
• New Blueprints
  • Pumpkin Lord Blueprint
  • Amulet Of Spirits Blueprint
  • Ring Of Harvest Blueprint
• Halloween Quests
  • Speak to The Reaper in Haunted Creek to get your Scary Mask and start frightening NPCs for candy.

Rebalances And Fixes

• Hide Quest button added.
• Hotbar order saves between servers.
• Drag equipping added.

October 11th Update

• New Feature – Runes
  • Appear as quest rewards.
    You can use these to get unique gameplay boosts.
• Crafting System Improvements
  • You can now pin and track your crafting recipes, making it easier to determine if you have the stuff you need to make certain things.
• Early Game Changes
  • Some early content was switched up to make the game more beginner-friendly.
• New Admin-Only Events For Admin Abuse

Rebalances And Fixes

• Daily Reward permanent luck increased to five per stack.
• Improved UI scaling.

October 4th Update

• New Location
  • Abyssal Depths
• New Pan
• New Shovel
• New Ring

Rebalances And Fixes

• Firefly Stone spawn chance increase.
• Ad system has been added, allowing you to watch ads in exchange for temporary access to the Sell Anywhere feature.
• Fixed visual bugs with Abyss Gate.
• New merchant next to Abyss Entrance.
• Darkness death is now spookier.

September 27th Update

• New Enchants
  • Seven New Enchants, accessible via the Oasis Enchanting Table. (Complete the Seed Of Light quest to activate this.)
• Sluice Upgrades

Rebalances And Fixes

• Sluices buffed as a whole.
• Buffs for some early game equipment.
• Geothermal Geode base chance buffed.
• Mobile UI improvements.
• Icon scaling on mobile improved.
• Inventory text scaling on mobile improved.

September 20th Update

• New Mechanic – Excavations
  • Start an Excavation at an Excavation Site in Snowy Mountain or the Volcano Island and earn Relics over time.
• New Events
  • Nimue’s Blessing
  • Geode Shower

Rebalances And Fixes

• Guaranteed Event every 30 minutes.
• New location markers for Quests.
• Museum stat requirements increased.
• Geodes are now easier to pick up.
• Vineheart rate increased.

September 13th Update

• Overgrown Grotto
  • level 15+
  • Accessible from Crystal Caverns, requires the Icebreaker Shovel and Dragonflame Shovel to open.
• Deeproot Spring
  • Accessible from Overgrown Grotto after cutting the vines in the entry tunnel with Enchanted Scissors.
• New Pan
  • Lifetouched Pan
• New Shovel
  • Lifetouched Shovel
• New Sluice
  • Lifetouched Sluice
• New NPC
  • Old Druid
• New NPC Quests
  • Cutting Through (Gives Enchanted Scissors)
  • Spirit Of The Grotto

Rebalances

• You can now rename loadouts.
• Void is no longer a naturally occurring event. This means the Galactic Pan and Galactic Shovel are no longer available through normal means.

September 6th Update

• New Main Questline Quest
  • Go to Steve at Rubble Creek after completing the first two Rubble Creek quests.
• Geodes
  • These will appear randomly, and give ores when opened.
• New Modifier
  • Crystalline

Rebalances And Fixes

• Totems and Relics now stack in your inventory, making things a lot less cluttered.
• Panning made a bit less laggy for lower-end devices. You can also now replace the ore models while panning if it’s still not working well for you.
• Ore auto-lock.

August 30th – Museum Update

• Museum
  • Use the Museum to display Ores.
• New Event
  • Blizzard
• New Feature
  • Equipment Loadouts
• Collections now display modifiers you found, too.

Rebalances And Fixes

• Caldera Island optimizations.
• Chances of obtaining Exotic and Mythical finds increased.

August 23rd – Void Update

• The Void
  • Spawns every 3 hours or so, or through a relic from the Traveling Merchant. This area has a randomized loot pool, with any non-exotic ore potentially available.
• New Modifier
  • Voidtorn
• New Limited Equipment
• Weekly Quests
• Better Tutorial

Rebalances And Fixes

• Magma Forge Rebalances
• Relics are now sellable.
• Large-scale general optimizations.
• Backpack fixes.

August 16th – Snowy Update

• New Area: Snowy Mountain
  • Accessible after Volcano Island. Advance beyond the second island to access this area.
• New Pans
• New Shovels
• New Sluice
• New Quests
• New Equipment
• Blueprints Feature
• Magma Forge
  • Used to merge five-star equipment.
• New potions at the Traveling Merchant.

Rebalances And Fixes

• Relics are now sellable.
• Cryogenic Preserver is now a Charm.

August 9th Update

• Travelling Merchant, arrives 45 minutes on the hour in one of a few locations around the map, and sells rare items.
• Quest tracker book added.
• Daily Quest, refreshes every 24 hours.
• Auto Sell option.
• Auto Lock option.

Rebalances And Fixes

• Travelling Merchant duration increased.
• General bug fixes.

2nd August Update

This small content update dropped on the 2nd of August.

• New Shovel
• New Pan
• New Sluice
• New Event
  • Volcanic Eruption
• New Merchant on Volcano Island
• New quests.
• New shop AI.

Rebalances

• All sluices buffed.

The Volcano Awakens

This update dropped on Saturday, the 26th of July.

Content

Here is where we put any major additions to the content of the game. New areas, new equipment, new quests, and such will all go here.

• New Map Expansion Area
  • Volcano Island, accessed after fixing the Lighthouse on the mainland.
• New Ores
• Event System
  • New events appear every hour. These include the following:
  • Meteor Shower
  • Mythic River
  • River Rapids
  • Solar Flare
  • Waypoints
• A fast travel system that lets you move around the map more easily.

Rebalances

Any changes to the game balance, buffs, nerfs, changes in how things work, these all go in this section.

• Rarity of Luminium reduced. (You should be able to get is easier now.)
• Dragonflame Pan side reduction lowered, stats buffed.
• Phoenix Wings is now a Charm.

Fixes

Any bug fixes or minor tweaks to how the game plays will go in here.

• Fixes to Dig Speed.

Upcoming Update

The next update for Prospecting is supposed to be a larger content update, compared to the relatively tame one we got last weekend, so keep an eye out for a lot of new additions and maybe even another location.

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So, you’re the newest trainee at Anymart, which is the most mundane job on Earth. Instead of doing anything remotely productive, you’ve got a weird card game to keep you entertained. What starts as a casual way for employees to escape boredom eventually turns into an all-consuming obsession across the store.

Lunchbreak Tactics takes some inspiration from games like Hearthstone and Super Auto Pets, but it’s built around asynchronous autobattler gameplay. You put your squad together, figure out some ridiculous synergies, and then let the battles play out against other players.

Your goal in Lunchbreak Tactics is to become the Ultimate Slacker of the Month

Also known as the Employee of the Month ultimate card master. At the beginning of every run, you pick one Hero and two Clans. Your Hero comes with a passive power that can shape your entire strategy, while your two chosen Clans determine which cards you’ll actually be able to use.

Then, you spend gold to buy and upgrade units, freeze cards you absolutely don’t want to lose, and throw items onto your team. The game has twelve rounds in each run.

Lunchbreak Tactics takes ordinary supermarket products and turns them into actual units. Toilet paper? Weapon. Slow cooker? Also a weapon. Basically, if it’s sitting on a shelf at Anymart, there’s a chance it can be dragged into battle. These living versions of common household and store items also come with all sorts of strange synergies.

Lunchbreak Tactics is available on the Google Play Store. The free-to-play lite version gives you access to two Heroes and two Clans. If you want the complete package, you can unlock everything for $5.99.

Also, read our news on Tap, Hoard & Automate Buttons in Buttons Up! Idle Clicker Game.

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You build your own shopping hub, making clothes, bringing in tenants, arranging stores, and trying to turn the place into a mall which fashion-obsessed people visit. It’s just another dive into Kairosoft’s everyday Japanese-life themes.

What all can you do in Fashion Mall Story?

You can create completely new garments by picking different shapes and accent features. Then put those creations on display in your stores and watch customers come running in. It’s not just clothing stores either. You can bring in things like nail bars and perfume stores.

There’s also a more personal side to it. When customers can’t figure out what the heck they should wear, you can step in and suggest outfits based on your own sense of style. If you put together something they really like, they might even agree to model for your stores. From there, you can put your best outfits on the runway and show them off.

And then there’s the social media stuff. Once your mall starts becoming a hot topic online, a charismatic store assistant can challenge you to a fashion battle. Win those battles, and you can potentially pioneer an entirely new genre of clothing.

Fashion Mall Story sticks specifically to fashion, boutiques, apparel, client trends and making the mall look good. You deal with custom clothing, tenants and the overall flow and appearance of the mall rather than trying to manage every possible type of business.

You can play with the layouts, deciding which shop goes best next to which. Putting themed facilities together often helps. For instance, a pet store and outdoor store go closer to natural clothing, while perfume stores and clocks could sit closer to cool clothing. You can also make separate themed areas with your own walkways, like using cute flooring for quirky clothing areas and wooden flooring for everyday clothing.

Fashion Mall Story is now available on the Google Play Store for $6.99.

Also, read our scoop on The Operator, a Conspiracy-Fuelled Adventure.

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You play as Mr Tanner, who has been recruited into the Government organisation FDI as the newest Operator. Your job is to sit at your computer console, dig through evidence, find clues, and contribute to finding the criminals.

You get case files from FDI field agents and have to investigate everything from murders and missing people to cyber-attacks. You spend your time going through CCTV footage, reading witness statements, checking documents, searching databases, and connecting pieces of information.

And you get a bunch of software to help with all that. There’s the Video and Photo Analyzer, Citizen and Vehicle Database, ChemScan, Notepad, and a fully functional computer console. You need to fact-check information, identify killers, search databases, evaluate evidence, and connect clues together.

Just follow the evidence wherever it goes

Even when things get unsettling, you’re supposed to keep digging and see where the trail leads. You need to take notes too, because each case is its own mind-bending story that you slowly unravel. Also, don’t poke around in unauthorised areas without telling your superiors first.

First day at a new government job?

The Operator launched on PC in July 2024 and garnered positive reviews for its immersive 90s desktop interface and CSI-style mechanics. It’s a tight and focused techno-thriller narrative that builds mystery and paranoia without dragging.

The Operator is now available to download through the Google Play Store. There’s also a try-before-you-buy option if you want to check it out before buying the full game.

Not into thrillers? Then be sure to read our scoop on Cosy, Hand-Drawn Woodland Survival Adventure Winter Burrow.

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Buttons Up! Idle Clicker Game is an incremental button-collecting game

Keep collecting more and more buttons and build up your little button operation. Alongside that, you also have to stop sneaky gnomes from stealing everything you’ve worked for.

You start off by tapping to collect your first buttons. You can then spend those buttons on buildings, unlock skills, and bring in Collectors who can automate the whole process. It’s the classic incremental loop of tap, collect, upgrade, repeat, and watch the numbers get bigger.

Gnomes are the villains in your peaceful business as they want ‘em buttons, too! The button-stealing gnome intruders can sneak into your stash and start stealing your hard-earned buttons. So, you’ll need to catch them before they get away by building turrets and setting traps.

There’s also a tech tree, skills, powerups, lasers, and the King’s Button. Unlocking them eventually lets you move into the second world, King’s Button, which comes with fresh challenges and content. The game also has achievements, new worlds and content updates.

Take a look at the game below before you decide whether you should go for it!

Buttons Up! Idle Clicker Game has a simple presentation, with minimalist art and a slightly cosy vibe. It’s free to download and play on mobile with some in-app purchases. If you love colourful buttons or the idea of chasing notorious gnomes away, then grab the game from the Google Play Store.

And in case you’re looking for something more complex and logical, then read our news on The House of Tesla: Definitive Edition Finally Coming to Mobile!

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