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Happy Room is a sandbox-style physics game built around one core idea: experimentation through controlled chaos. Rather than focusing on reflexes or traditional progression, the game invites players into a sealed testing chamber where creativity, timing, and understanding physics are the keys to success.

Z-Type is a clever fusion of classic arcade shooters and real-time typing challenges. Instead of relying on reflexes and button presses alone, the game transforms typing accuracy and speed into the primary survival mechanic, creating an experience that is both mentally engaging and intensely satisfying.

Ishar III: The Seven Gates of Infinity stands as the most ambitious and fully realized entry in the Ishar series. Released in 1994, it brings together everything the previous games established and pushes it further, offering a broader world, deeper systems, and a more structured progression built around the mysterious Seven Gates.

Ishar II: Messengers of Doom pushes the Ishar series further into uncompromising territory, expanding nearly every system introduced in the first game while raising the difficulty and complexity across the board. Released in 1993, it represents a peak example of European DOS RPG design, where patience, preparation, and system mastery matter far more than convenience.

Ishar: Legend of the Fortress is the first full entry in the Ishar series and a defining example of early 1990s European RPG design. Where Ishar 0 laid the groundwork with a lone adventurer and survival-focused mechanics, Ishar: Legend of the Fortress expands the formula into a complete party-based role-playing experience built around exploration, preparation, and hard-earned progress.

Ishar 0: Crystal of Arborea is a foundational title in the Ishar franchise and a strong representation of early 1990s European RPG design. Serving as a prequel to the main Ishar trilogy, the game establishes the world, tone, and mechanics that would later define the series, offering a demanding but deeply atmospheric role-playing experience.

Jailbreak Obby for Two Players is a cooperative obstacle-course game built around one core idea: you cannot escape alone. Designed specifically for two players, it transforms the familiar obby format into a shared problem-solving experience where coordination and communication matter just as much as platforming skill.

Recently, I decided to upgrade from the free version of ImageGlass to the paid ImageGlass 9. I've been using ImageGlass for quite some time now, and overall, it has always been a fast, lightweight, and dependable image viewer on Windows. The decision to support the project by purchasing the upgrade felt like a natural step.

NVIDIA has quietly dropped a meaningful upgrade for PC gamers and creators alike. With the latest update to the NVIDIA App, DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution is now available to all users, bringing smarter upscaling, cleaner visuals, and smoother motion across hundreds of supported titles and applications.

If you've ever wanted to build a mobile or desktop app without rewriting the same thing over and over again for different platforms, .NET MAUI was basically made for you. Short for .NET Multi-platform App UI, it's Microsoft's modern answer to cross-platform app development, letting you create apps for Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS using a single codebase.

Today, we would like to take a moment to extend our warmest Pongal greetings to everyone celebrating. Pongal is a festival of gratitude, renewal, and hope — a time to appreciate hard work, give thanks for progress, and welcome new beginnings with positivity.

In a year where more users are questioning their relationship with Windows, Zorin OS 18 has quietly become one of Linux's biggest success stories. In less than three months, the distro has surpassed 2 million downloads, with a significant portion of that growth coming from people leaving Windows behind.

If you run production workloads on Node.js, this is one of those updates you should not postpone. A newly disclosed vulnerability shows how a subtle flaw deep inside Node's async handling can crash entire servers with nothing more than carefully triggered recursion.

Apple is making a stronger push into the creator economy with the launch of Apple Creator Studio, a new subscription bundle designed for users who work with video, music, images, and presentations on a regular basis. Priced at RM29.90 per month in Malaysia, the service brings together several of Apple's professional creative tools under a single subscription, while also introducing new features, including AI-powered enhancements.