Introducing Hamster 🐹 Multiplayer AI for product teams. Hunch in, PR out. Design, engineering, product, & business reason on the same work, and your agents deliver it. Your team makes a hundred decisions a week. Now your AI remembers all of them.

Ghost of Yōtei Multiplayer Mode Will Not Get More Updates Just Three Months After Launch Sucker Punch says the Legends team-play mode in Ghost of Yōtei will not get any more big updates. The free multiplayer mode launched on March 10, 2026, and the April Raid update is the last big one planned after only about two months of major support The servers will stay open forever so you can keep playing. They may fix small issues or add tiny events later but no more big new content is coming. This is much shorter than the Legends mode in Ghost of Tsushima, which got updates for many years.

We just wrapped up another interesting Multiplayer Privacy space with @aquietinvestor from @Zcash and the Interfold's @auryn_macmillan & @0xkeygen. Thanks all for tuning in! ICYMI - listen here:

Join us tomorrow for the next Multiplayer Privacy X Space featuring @Zcash, with @aquietinvestor (Shielded Labs), @auryn_macmillan and @0xkeygen (The Interfold, Gnosis Guild) 🗓 June 18 ⏰ 12 PM UTC We'll discuss: 🔒 Personal journeys into the web3 privacy ecosystem 🤖 AI, security, and recent ecosystem developments @Zcash ⚖️ Regulatory challenges, policymakers & frozen funds 🗳️ DAO governance, coordination & shielded voting 📈 Incentives, staking & crypto security models Save the date:

New details about CD Projekt Red’s multiplayer Witcher game, currently known as Project Sirius, have reportedly surfaced. >The game is being developed for PC and may also come to mobile devices. >It is expected to focus on co-op multiplayer, allowing players to team up and fight monsters together. >Reports suggest the game will feature different character classes and progression systems. >CD Projekt Red has already confirmed that the game will include a story set in The Witcher universe. >Many of these details are based on reports and have not been officially confirmed. >The game was rebooted in 2023 and is still in development. >There is currently no official title or release date.

I built a tool that makes any website multiplayer. Think google docs for the internet. Building with AI has led to more html & web-based artifacts than ever before. - Presentations - Product/technical documents - Prototypes - Guides & tutorials Anytime I'm sent one of these files, the process of asking questions or leaving feedback is painful. I have to read the doc, then jot down questions in apple notes, then slack someone, and keep going back and forth. So i was like "What if you can turn any web page into a google doc and make it multiplayer?" 10 minutes later, after using /goal and bypass permissions in Claude Code, Multi was born. V1 allows you to comment/reply on any URL. It also allows you to ask AI about anything you highlight & comment on. Use cases: - If a client wants to leave comments/feedback on a web page you build for them - If you have internal html docs that you want to go through feedback loops on - If I read an interesting article and leave color commentary for the team Possible future features: - Mentions + notifications: @ someone on a comment → he gets an email/Slack ping with a deep link. Without this, async review depends on people remembering to check. - Answer-or-escalate: when you ask a question, AI answers from the doc & is grounded on your internal knowledge base. If it's confident and tags it "AI-answered—confirm?"; if not, it pings the relevant person. - Browser extension: runs in your already-logged-in tab, so you can make live, authenticated internal apps multiplayer, not just public/static docs. This is the biggest unlock for your actual use case, and reuses ~all the overlay code. - Live cursors (see where the other person is pointing), typing indicators, emoji reactions on comments for low-effort agreement, and a daily digest ("3 open questions on docs you own"). - Linear integration: turn a comment thread into a Linear ticket. Plug into your software factory, so that comments go from tickets to PRs to merged features. Here’s a screenshot of what it looks like:

More than 20,000 Xbox fans are asking Microsoft to remove paid online multiplayer, saying players should not have to pay extra just to play online after already buying a console and games. A request on Microsoft’s Feedback Portal has received over 20,000 votes, making it one of the most popular requests from Xbox users. Fans want online multiplayer to be free instead of requiring a Game Pass Core or Game Pass Ultimate subscription.