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What’s the Password? Is a Minimalistic Puzzle Game, Launching on Android Soon
What’s the Password?, a minimalistic puzzle game from solo developer Dan DiIorio of TrampolineTales, is set to launch on Android, iOS, and PC on May 28th, 2026. The game features over 100 puzzles focused on decoding 4-digit passwords, with a black and white visual style and support for 18 languages. It will be priced at $4.99 on the Google Play Store.
The Best Casino-Style Xbox Games to Play in 2026 (Without Spending Real Money)
This guide highlights six Xbox and Game Pass titles that incorporate casino mechanics without requiring real money, focusing on elements like risk, math, and strategy. Games such as Balatro, Inscryption, and Luck be a Landlord are featured for their engaging gameplay loops and casino-inspired design.
Another Viral Roguelike Hit Is Coming to PS5 Very Soon
Future Friends Games announced that the arcade-style slot machine roguelike Slots & Daggers will be released on PlayStation 5 on May 15, 2026. The game, developed by a single person, has achieved a 'Very Positive' rating on PC. The developer's previous solo project, Summerhouse, is also coming to PlayStation 5 on the same date.
Nintendo Switch eShop deals – lowest prices ever for Plucky Squire, Team Sonic Racing, TMNT: Splintered Fate, more
The North American Nintendo Switch eShop is featuring new deals, including the lowest prices ever for games like Plucky Squire, Team Sonic Racing, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate. The article lists a comprehensive selection of discounted titles available for purchase.
The Best Roguelikes for 30-Minute Sessions (We Actually Timed These) | TAG
This guide identifies roguelike games genuinely suitable for 30-minute play sessions, distinguishing between games that can be paused and those with naturally short, complete runs. It highlights titles like Vampire Survivors, Brotato, Balatro, Hades, and Dicey Dungeons as perfect fits, while also discussing games like Into the Breach and Slay the Spire that work well with save-and-quit features despite longer individual runs. The article aims to help busy gamers find satisfying experiences within limited time constraints.
