The creators of 12 Days of Snoopy on Apple TV explain the new Peanuts holiday special and Snoopy’s spot on the naughty list.
Check out this exclusive clip:
The old H3H3 DLC for PAYDAY 2 is getting review-bombed on Steam almost nine years after it was released.
The DLC added Ethan and Hila Klein as playable heisters back in 2017. At the time, Overkill released the pack to help support H3H3’s legal fight over a copyright lawsuit, with the proceeds going toward their legal costs.
Now, following the recent controversy surrounding Ethan and Hila, the DLC is once again attracting attention but for very different reasons.
Some players are also worried that the DLC could eventually be removed from Steam, while others are simply using the review section to comment on the controversy.
The DLC has actually been review-bombed before, so this isn’t the first time the H3H3 pack has become a target because of controversy surrounding the creators.
The creators of “The Office” tried to replicate its success by launching “The Paper,” whose second season debuted Wednesday on Peacock.
The bingeable workplace comedy was about the glory of the mundane. Its successor is about finding serenity in chaos.
The creators of the Palworld TCG have apologized to fans because the game is already facing supply shortages.
The first set, Dawn of Palpagos, launched on July 30 and had more than 3.5 million packs pre-ordered worldwide before release.
"We would like to sincerely apologize to all of you who have been eagerly awaiting the product, as we are currently experiencing a continued shortage, making it difficult for many to obtain the item,"
From the creators of Station to Station and Town to City comes their next gorgeous voxel-based sim Steam to Electric, which is a train management game with an Art Deco flair that features over 25 real historic trains.
Check out the first gameplay trailer:
For the creators who edit with a cat on their lap and photos crowding their gallery, Intel Core Ultra Series 3 unlocks more creativity with the most AI experiences on a PC.