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Hey,

Flufftopia: Fluffmazing Edition is a cozy little clicker game with a story. That is what you see at first glance. But it is more. It’s an experimental game where you can explore a lot if you are into that.

At first, you are tasked with transforming your little Flufftown into Flufftopia. Improve your buildings, hire workers, all for your big goal … but wait, there is something strange.

Today, Flufftopia: Fluffmazing Edition got the big 1.1 Flufftastic Update. It improves the game in many ways and is a substantial update. Without spoiling too much, there is even a new music track. How often does it happen that an update features new music?

The game is best experienced spoiler-free but there are many videos made about the game you can watch online.

Key Features

- Cute world

- Multiple endings

- Relaxing soundtrack

Right now, Flufftopia: Fluffmazing Edition is 30% off on Steam. You can get it for less than 4$! …

Hey r/pcgaming,

With Total War: Medieval III in early development, I wanted to raise the topic of Ukrainian localization — and I think the numbers make a strong case.

According to Steam’s hardware survey, Ukrainian is the 14th most used language on the platform at 0.73% of all users — ahead of Italian and Czech. Ukraine ranks 17th globally by Steam gaming audience, above South Korea and Italy. With ~132 million monthly active users on Steam, that’s roughly 1 million potential players.

Ukraine has a population of approximately 39 million people with a large and active gaming community. Major titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur’s Gate 3 have already added Ukrainian localization and received very positive feedback for it.

Worth noting — Total War: Pharaoh was the first entry in the franchise to drop Russian localization entirely, which shows Creative Assembly is already making conscious decisions about which languages to support. Ukrainian would be a natural and …

I’ve recently tried getting into Valorant after playing other class based, tactical, and arcade shooters my entire life. I’ve played them all at differing skill levels but the common denominator between them is that the gameplay and shooting had always felt consistent and rewarding independent of the properties of those specific games. Valorant’s gameplay on the other hand just feels so unrewarding and contradictory.

When I shoot a rifle in Cod or Fortnite I understand the game’s shooting mechanics are more arcadey and the higher variability in the guns bloom makes sense. When I shoot a usp or cavieras pistol in cs or siege respectively the guns feel consistent and when I lose an aim duel I usually can easily pinpoint why. Valorant’s gunplay on the other hand feels extremely contradictory and limiting as the high amount of variability of the gun’s accuracy doesn’t make for fair and consistent gameplay given the low time to kill and marketing …