A new Fortnite horror-themed, fan-made mode called Nitefair is basically the live-service game’s take on Dead By Daylight, and it’s playable now for free for all players. Nitefair includes many of the same mechanics of Behaviour Interactive’s popular asymmetrical multiplayer horror game and is out now just in time for Halloween and the weeks-long Fortnite Halloween event.

Like a lot of Creative mode content in Fortnite, Nitefair was created by an indie game studio. In Meta 4 Interactive’s game mode, six loopers must escape a twisted theme park while one hunter tries to destroy them all. As survivors, players will need to collect coins to open a gate and run to their freedom, while the hunter must down each of them and carry them into a fiery pit on the map.

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VPN services can be expensive, with pricey monthly (or yearly) fees that can quickly eat into your budget. Right now, however, you can purchase a three-year subscription to the Windscribe VPN Pro Plan for just $70–and it’s definitely worth checking out if you need a frugal VPN service. Windscribe Pro normally costs $9/month or $69 per year ($207 for three years), so you’re saving $137 versus buying three annual memberships directly from Windscribe.

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Gran Turismo 7 update 1.34 will launch later today and it comes with a handful of features, including three new cars.

It comes with the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Veloce ’67, the Greening Auto Company Maverick, and the Nissan GT-R NISMO (R32) ’90.

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WarioWare is a series built on gimmicks. The very idea of “microgames” on the Game Boy Advance was a silly, novel idea, and every iteration since then has tried to match that gonzo style. At this point, the real measure of a WarioWare game is how well the new schtick works to deliver its frenetic rapid-fire games. For WarioWare: Move It, Nintendo has repeated the pose-based games from the Wii’s WarioWare: Smooth Moves. But while the games are as wacky as ever and frequently hilarious, many of the poses (or “Forms”) themselves are too complex–which creates friction for the players and sometimes even for the Joy-Con controllers.

The unusual nature of the pose mechanic is apparent right away when the game asks you to acclimate yourself to holding the Joy-Con controller in a wonky sideways position: face buttons inside your palm or facing outward, controller turned to the side so that your thumb is positioned to hit the ZL or ZR button. If you imagine you’re o…

New details have been revealed about the next Superman movie. The film is being written by Ta-Nehisi Coates and will be produced by JJ Abrams.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, DC and parent company Warner Bros are “committed” to hiring a Black director to helm the movie, which will feature a Black superman for the first time. Among the names that are being considered are Steven Caple Jr (Creed II), Regina King (One Night in Miami), Shaka King (Judas and the Black Messiah), and J.D. Dillard (Utopia, The Twilight Zone). While JJ Abrams is obviously a hugely successful director, THR’s sources state it would be “tone-deaf” for Abrams himself to direct. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

However, there’s no news yet on who might play Superman himself. While Creed and Black Panther actor Michael B. Jordan was previously rumoured to be under consideration, he told THR that he wouldn’t be taking on…

You probably know Sydney Sweeney from an assortment of different TV and film projects: Euphoria, White Lotus, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, and Anyone But You. You may also be aware of her cult following on social media sites. But her connection to Madame Web probably doesn’t spring to mind, and the actress apparently understands that.

Spotted by DiscussingFilm on X (formerly known as Twitter), Sweeney joked during her Saturday Night Live monologue about how nobody has seen her portray Julia Cornwall, also known as Spider-Woman, in the Sony and Marvel movie Madame Web Come from Sports betting site VPbet. “You might have seen me in Anyone But You or Euphoria, you definitely did not see me in Madame Web,” she said.

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Following the acquisition of a 20% stake interest in Dabble Sports for Aus$33.0m by Australian gaming group, Tabcorp, Dabble, Australia’s leading online betting brand, has completed the purchase of daily mobile sports betting platform Moneyball Australia for an unannonced amount.

Main purpose of the purchase:

According to company officials “this acquisition forms part of its ongoing growth strategy, with Moneyball users gaining access to Dabble’s products and social network to improve their social betting experience.”

Dabble is an innovative brand that combines crucial parts of social media that are the same as social brands such as Twitter, WhatsApp and TikTok and creates a platform for players who like a more interesting and non-traditional betting experience. These players are relatively younger generation of 18-35 years old.

Some of Dabble’s products that will now be available to MoneyBall users involve Copy Bet, the…

Great news for all customers of Grosvenor Casinos – the long-awaited Live Casino Studio offer is finally launched. 

This offer will contain 50 company dealers on demand that will be available 24 hours a day. Players will be able to enjoy seven different casino tables. Roulette and blackjack are now included in the offer. 

A famous casino operator from the UK has been working hard on its rebranding, which finally came to an end last year. Modern technologies were incorporated into its digital live casino …

The Menominee Indian Tribe’s Kenosha casino in Wisconsin is about to be constructed, and after the meeting of the Kenosha City Council, the agreement with the tribe is finally approved. 

The construction of the upcoming casino and hotel complex is expected to cost $350 million.

The opposition:

However, not all council members voted in favour of the casino construction. Dave Mau, the Council’s Alderman, voted no, and his main reason for such a decision was the concern that the city would sanction the business venture. Kelly Mackay, also an Alderman, didn’t vote in favour of the casino because he isn’t fond of gambling

This was inevitable. FromSoftware’s fanbase is flooded with talented people—something about the studio’s habit of making textured, detailed worlds and iconic characters has set fire to artist’s imaginations time and time again. Even the lore videos have professionally-rendered animatics now.

So you’d think that a game with a relatively focused aesthetic—killer robots and post-apocalyptic cityscapes—would draw those artists away from rendering NPCs and towards depicting its environments and shiny mechs. Turns out, giving your handler a husky voice and hiding his face completely has made people go feral with a tablet pen.

I really didn’t need this. Handler Walter needs to be able to give me a mission briefing without me picturing these smokeshows—but I am cursed, like these fan artists, with good taste. Aside from the cursed decals you’d expect, Armored Core 6’s community has been utterly saturated with awesome fanart of the game’s NPCs, as well as …