Enshrouded is the latest shadow drop on Steam and one of the well-received survival titles of this year. Some players call it a graphically advanced version of Valheim‚ but Shrouded indeed has its very own personality with some interesting‚ one-of-a-kind gameplay mechanics that make it a unique experience.

Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth is full of whacky and interesting mini-games that you can play. Whether you're battling Sujimon‚ playing at the arcade‚ or doing any of the other mini-games‚ you'll have a great time.

If you find yourself confused in the massive world of Enshrouded‚ then you might have not tried anything or explored the world deeply enough. There is a lot to discover in this brand-new survival experience‚ and there is even more to build and craft using a wide variety of materials.

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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge With iOS 17.4‚ Apple is making a number of huge changes to the way its mobile operating system works in order to comply with new regulations in the EU. One of them is an important product shift: for the first time‚ Apple is going to allow alternative browser engines to run on iOS — but only for users in the EU. Since the beginning of the App Store‚ Apple has allowed lots of browsers but only one browser engine: WebKit. WebKit is the technology that underpins Safari‚ but it’s far from the only engine on the market. Google’s Chrome is powered by an engine called Chromium‚ which is the dominant engine by a wide margin — Edge‚ Brave‚ Arc‚ Opera‚ and many other browsers also run on Chromium. Mozilla’s Firefox runs on its own engine‚ called... Continue reading…

Illustration by Kristen Radtke / The Verge Starting today Apple is opening up its App Store to allow game streaming apps and services. This means that services like Xbox Cloud Streaming and GeForce Now‚ which previously were only accessible on iOS via a web browser‚ will be able to offer full-featured apps. “Developers can now submit a single app with the capability to stream all of the games offered in their catalog‚” Apple wrote in a blog post. These changes apply “worldwide‚” according to the company. In 2020‚ Apple appeared to have carved out a space for these cloud gaming services in the App Store. But that turned out not to be the case‚ as all games available through each service had to be submitted and reviewed as a standalone app. So the shift to allow one app with a... Continue reading…

Illustration by Nick Barclay / The Verge The iPhone’s app ecosystem is about to go through its biggest shake-up since the App Store launched in 2008. Today‚ Apple announced how it plans to change the rules for developers releasing iOS software in the European Union in response to the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) coming into force in March. The big news is that third-party app stores will be allowed on iOS for the first time‚ breaking the Apple App Store’s position as the sole distributor of iPhone apps. The changes will arrive with iOS 17.4 in March. Here’s how the new “alternative app marketplaces‚” as Apple called them‚ will work. Users in the EU and on iOS 17.4 will be able to download a marketplace from that marketplace’s website. In order to be used on an iPhone‚ those... Continue reading…