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  Windrose Pirates Past 1M Sales

  Windrose, the pirate-themed survival game by Kraken Express, has impressively sold over 1 million copies in just six days since its Early Access launch. The game also hit a peak of 200,000 concurrent players, showcasing its rapid rise in popularity. Praised for its engaging pirate adventure and cooperative gameplay, Windrose is setting a new standard in the survival-crafting genre. The developers plan to continue refining the game during its Early Access phase, promising an exciting journey ahead for players.

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  Soulframe Unleashes Pirate Power Surge

  Soulframe's latest update drops the swashbuckling Duelo pirate class, complete with rapiers, cutlasses, and flashy sailor gear. Players can dive into the haunted shipwreck quest 'Wreck Of Mestra Carmo' to unlock new dueling abilities and pirate outfits. Beyond piracy, the update adds a cliffside siege, alien skytower battles, and fresh weapons, plus revamped UI and combat improvements. This expansion broadens the game's world and playstyle, promising more dynamic adventures ahead.

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  Parkouring Fish Makes Waves in Barely Breathing

  Barely Breathing offers a fresh twist on platformers by letting players control a parkouring fish navigating an apartment using water as a tool. The demo, praised by PC Gamer for its charming and challenging gameplay, sets the stage for a full release later this year. Players must cleverly use water puddles and avoid hazards like spinning fans to progress. This unique aquatic adventure promises to captivate fans of creative platforming soon.

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  Sekiro Meets Jet Set Radio Chaos

  A new mod called Jet Set Sekiro transforms the punishing ninja action of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice into a wild skateboarding and graffiti spree inspired by Jet Set Radio. Created by modder Ionian-MikiriyAKATotallyNotShinobi, it adds a fresh level where players can pull off mid-air tricks and tag graffiti spots, blending the dark Japanese fantasy world with vibrant street culture. This unexpected mashup has fans buzzing, especially with its custom soundtrack that nails the vibe. Next up, the mod community might push this concept even further or inspire official content.

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  CS2 Player Slugged, Gets 10-Year Ban

  A player at a Counter-Strike 2 tournament in Germany was handed a staggering 10-year ban after punching an opponent live on-stage. The incident shocked fans and organizers alike, highlighting the need for stricter conduct enforcement in esports. The ban sets a precedent, signaling zero tolerance for violence in competitive gaming.

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  Fishing Hooks Players in Dragonwilds

  RuneScape: Dragonwilds is finally adding fishing on April 21, filling a crucial gap in the survival MMO experience. Players can expect classic rod and net fishing, plus magical methods to catch fish, enhancing gameplay variety. This update brings a level 99 cap and a unique fishing cape as a reward, promising hours of immersive activity. The addition marks a major milestone for fans eager to dive back into one of RuneScape's signature skills.

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  Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 Revives Future Saga

  After a decade-long wait, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 was officially announced at the Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2026 in Los Angeles. Developed by Dimps and published by Bandai Namco, the game is set in a futuristic timeline dubbed 'Age 1000,' featuring new characters and a redesigned Bulma, with creative input from the late Akira Toriyama. Scheduled for release in 2027 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X, it promises to continue the beloved RPG action and online gameplay of its predecessors.

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  Escape From Tarkov Patch 1.0.4.5 Drops

  Battlestate Games has launched update 1.0.4.5 for Escape From Tarkov, introducing key improvements and balance tweaks to enhance gameplay. This patch addresses player feedback with refined mechanics and weapon adjustments, aiming to sharpen the competitive edge. Fans can expect a smoother experience as the developers continue to fine-tune the game.

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  Crimson Desert Quiz and Patch Preview

  Crimson Desert challenges players with a quirky quiz testing knowledge of its bizarre systems, from stock markets to space. Meanwhile, developer Pearl Abyss is delaying the next big patch to thoroughly test and polish new features like difficulty settings and inventory tabs. This update promises major improvements, including replayable boss fights and enhanced scenery quality. Fans can expect the patch to drop next week, extending the game's rich, complex experience.