Destiny 2 players recently discovered an exploit that allowed them to purchase the game’s Dawning Event Card Upgrade–which normally retails for $10 USD–for the low, low price of… free Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Surprisingly, Bungie’s letting them keep it.

Players quickly noticed the upgrade was appearing in Destiny 2’s in-game shop for free, with some even making videos and posts to spread the word about the free loot. Bungie quickly responded by disabling the upgrade, which had the unfortunate side-effect of also putting all Dawning 2024 Event Card Triumphs and related progression on hold.

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Mossmouth has announced that both Spelunky and Spelunky 2 will launch on Nintendo Switch on August 26. Both games will drop on the Nintendo eShop in North America, Europe, and Australia, while other regions have yet to be announced. The listing was first noticed by the Australian site Vooks.net. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

Spelunky will cost $10 and support local multiplayer while Spelunky 2 costs $20 and has four-player online play. Last year, the two games were both announced to be coming to Nintendo Switch during an Indie World presentation with a Summer 2021 release window. It’s odd that Nintendo had another Indie World showcase yesterday and didn’t announce this in it, but at least now they’re confirmed for r…

Prominent iGaming and sportsbook operator Entain has announced that it has redoubled its effort to purchase smaller Baltic-facing competitor Enlabs AB by upping an earlier bid by some 32.5% to approximately $446.1 million.

The Isle of Man-based firm is already responsible for a plethora of iGaming brands including Bwin, Ladbrokes, PartyPoker and SportingBet and proposed a deal in January that would have seen pay around $336.7 million so as to acquire all of the issued share capital in Enlabs AB at an individual price of roughly $4.76. However, this proposition was subsequently rejected by a significant number of its target’s investors over concerns that the overall value of the Stockholm-listed firm was being belittled by as much as $122 million.

Preeminent pitch:

En…

Hacksaw Gaming makes its debut with Betsson Group’s Rizk on the Croatian market for the first time in its history.  

Expanding to the rapidly growing market:

The mobile iGaming industry recently became popular in Croatia, especially compared to other Balkan countries. The market is still small, but it has great potential to grow, and Hacksaw Gaming and Betsson Group seem to see the potential in the Croatian market. 

Classic sports betting, blackjack, and roulette have been popular in Croatia for a long …

The owner of Newport World Resorts, located in Manila, Philippines, plans to extend its operations under the license of the Philippine Inland Gaming Operator (PIGO). The expansion involves new table games that will be added to the aforementioned property, Hakan Dagtas, the chief operating officer of the facility, said to the GGRAsia. Additionally, the updated offering will be launched starting in December.

PIGO license:

At the moment, the aforementioned property provides PIGO clients with the opportunity to play 50 slot machines, Dagtas added according to GGRAsia.

As for the PIGO license, it was designated as the licensing category throughout the global COVID-19 pandemic, permitting land-based casino owners in the Philippines to provide iGaming services to the…

An upcoming blend of action roguelike and tower defense called Acid Planet will drop you on a ruined world with your weapons, your wits, and a very remarkable number of drones and automated gun turrets. Your opposition is a seemingly-endless horde of mutated monsters led by gigantic, stompy kaiju.

It’s fine if you die, though: You’re an expendable commercially-grown clone working for a corporate overlord.

“Acid Planet is a Strategic Wave-Defense game with elements of Action Roguelike, RTS and Horde-Survival. It’s a game for people who like building, strategy, quick runs, risk-reward trade-offs and battles on an epic scale,” says developer Adam Travers.

Over the course of enemy attack waves you’ll build up an economy and layers of tower defenses and a swarm of personal …

All this week we’re looking back on the best of the Dragon Age series, to celebrate its 15th anniversary. We’ve got loads of great Dragon Age opinions and retrospectives, and we’ll be adding more to the list in the days to come.

Dragon Age is celebrating its 15th birthday, a mere week after the launch of the fourth game in the series, Dragon Age: The Veilguard. It’s a geologically short period of time, but for videogames it might as well be a century, and much about the series has changed since we first stepped into the muddy boots of one of the last surviving Grey Wardens back in 2009.

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