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Cockpit tooltip remover View File There’s greatness in simplicity sometimes. The UNIX philosophy of “do one thing well” applies here with this simple utility by PhutureProof which elegantly removes the cockpit tooltips from showing up when you mouse over any of the switches, buttons, etc in your cockpit - giving you an overall more immersive and realistic flight. Install it in the same way you would any other scenery or aircraft addon, by extracting the folder to your Community Folder. Submitter SirMadsen Submitted 06/09/2022 Category Addons  

VFRMap View File If you’re anything like me, you find it easy to get lost in Microsoft Flight Simulator’s world aka, “Earth”. Especially if you’re exploring another country. Whilst there is a VFR map in-game that can be brought up by default using the V key, it’s sometimes a bit finicky, and you just wish that you could use something like Google maps to see where you are… Well, with VFRmap, now you can – for free! The project is completely open source, and runs a local web-server using Simconnect that will allow you to view your location, and some information about your trajectory including airspeed and altitude. Setup is very easy and just requires that you download the latest release and then in your browser navigate to http://localhost:9000 or http://<computer-ip>:9000 - be sure to first have a flight started in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, otherwise nothing will happen when you open the .exe. INSTRUCTIONS Download the latest version here or from Github Extract the archive to a folder Start a flight in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Open VRFmap.exe, a black console window should open Open http://localhost:9000 in your browser (try http://<computer-ip>:9000 if that doesn’t work) In the lower left hand corner click load map Done, your map should now be setup! Submitter SirMadsen Submitted 06/09/2022 Category Addons  

Daedalic and Nacon have finally nailed a date for The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, and the release is just over three months away. On September 1, the stealth adventure will be released for various consoles and PCs. Various consoles" unfortunately do not include Switch, whose players will have to wait until later in 2022. Since the Gollum game was unveiled in 2019, the information has been scarce, but we got a first gameplay trailer last spring and a more cinematic variant last winter (which you can find just below). The adventure takes place between the Hobbit saga and the Lord of the Rings trilogy, which means that it can tell its own story and avoid being chained to book shackles. However, JRR Tolkien's legacy must be preserved:

We here at Throneofgeeks love Arma and we play it a lot with some great people. Today, Arma 4 was confirmed but with no release date as they are still working on the game. But, another good news was that there is now a working Arma game that uses Bohemia Interactives new Enfusion game engine that Arma 4 will be built upon. We didn't get a lot of information about Arma 4, so our guess is that it is still in early development and will not release for another year or two. Enter Arma Reforger Powered by the new Enfusion engine, Arma Reforger lets you fight for supremacy over 51 km2 of incredible island terrain in an authentic Cold War setting, or create unique scenarios in real-time with the Game Master curation mode. Return to Everon, the war-driven microstate from the hit game that started it all, Arma: Cold War Assault. Arma Reforger is the first step towards Arma 4 and a versatile, creative, fully-moddable platform for the future, offering a glimpse of things to come. You can get Arma Reforger now on Steam and support the developers.

Nine years after Arma 3, it's about time. Tonight, may 17, Bohemia Interactive will present the future of Arma, the mil sim whose third part will soon turn nine years old. So maybe it's finally time for Arma 4..? As you can see, the event starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday night, and it takes place in twitch.tv/armaplatform. Late last year, Bohemia showed a new game engine called Enfusion. It was stated to be more flexible and easier to work in than the older Arma game. The new engine was unveiled without them saying what game it was intended for. Most likely, we will know it later today.

One of Evil Dead: The Game’s best features is the ability to play as some of the franchise’s most iconic characters, but just how do you unlock the likes of Amanda Fisher and Pablo Simon Bolivar? Here’s everything you need to know. Designed in a similar asymmetrical style to the likes of Behavior Interactive’s Dead by Daylight, Evil Dead: The Game challenges players to survive in a campy, horror-inspired universe inhabited by fearsome, bloodthirsty Kandarian Demons. One of the game‘s main perks is the ability to control some of the franchise’s classic characters, including the likes of Ash vs The Evil Dead’s Amanda Fisher and El Brujo Especial himself, Pablo Simon Bolivar. But just how do you unlock these familiar faces in Evil Dead: The Game? Here’s a rundown of how to add characters to your roster of hardened Survivors. How to unlock characters in Evil Dead: The Game In order to start expanding your roster, you’ll need to complete certain missions in single-player mode. These are accessible via the ‘Mission‘ tab on the main menu. While only five missions are available at the moment, a sixth is listed, implying another hero may be joining the fray very soon. Each character has a dedicated mission, which we’ve listed below. Note that all Ash skins will only be usable on the Leader version of the character: Character Mission Amanda Fisher Kill ’em all Ash (Ash vs the Evil Dead outfit) If you love someone set them free… with a chainsaw Ash (Funeral Attire outfit) Party Down! Lord Arthur Homecoming King Pablo Simon Bolivar It’s not gonna let us go!

You will be greeted with a few different options to explore on the main menu. To add your friends here’s what you need to do: Go to the Main Menu Scroll down to the Social option Enter the Social options menu Scroll down to Search and enter your friend’s PSN or Xbox Live username Send them a friend request If your friend has sent you a request, check Party Invites Before you or your friends can play Evil Dead: The Game together, all members of the party must have completed the tutorial. Make sure you’re enabled crossplay too if you’re playing with friends on other platforms. How to invite your friends in Evil Dead: The Game Now that you’ve added your friends, you’re ready to start inviting them into matches too. Follow these steps to invite your friends into the game: Click Survivor vs. Demon on the Main Menu Choose your preference of Survivor or Demon Press ‘invite’ to see your added friends Invite your friends Search for a match

If your teammates have fallen in Evil Dead: The Game, you’ll either need to revive them or resurrect their soul. Here’s how you can bring your teammates back to life in Evil Dead: The Game. Evil Dead: The Game is a fresh take on asymmetrical horror games, as players team up to defeat the Kandarian demon and the dreaded Deadites. Tackling the undead is no easy feat in Evil Dead: The Game and you’ll likely need to revive your teammates, or even resurrect their souls. Fear not as reviving your friends and bringing them back into the fight isn’t as difficult as it may seem. How to revive your teammates in Evil Dead: The Game Collecting the pages of the Necronomicon will often lead to one or two of your teammates facing certain death. If your teammate is bleeding out in battle, here’s how you can revive them: Locate your teammate via the ‘Bleeding Out’ logo on-screen Stand next to your teammate to activate the ‘Revive’ prompt Hold down ‘Revive’ Once you’ve revived your fallen teammate, make sure to heal up using Shemp’s Cola, which can found around the map. Some classes grant extra buffs too, so it’s worth heading back to the menu and leveling up your character once in a while. If you can’t revive your teammates, their soul will need to be resurrected, if you wish to bring them back into battle. How to resurrect souls in Evil Dead: The Game Evil Dead: The Game isn’t forgiving and the onslaught of Deadites will take out your teammates along the way. To bring back your teammates from the afterlife, you need to resurrect their soul by following these steps: Find your teammate’s soul Stand next to it and hold down ‘Collect’ Take it to the ‘Altar’ location marked on-screen At the ‘Altar’, hold down ‘Resurrect’ Now your teammate will appear back in the game as you continue your quest to defeat the Dark Ones. Keep in mind that it's not always ideal to revive or resurrect immediately if a team member is downed or dead. Even though revive is fast, you open yourself up to powerful attacks from bosses and other enemies. Also, while a member of your team is down, the enemy player can't get fear of off the downed player and thus level up slower. If you are certain that you can win the fight with one or two members downed, it might be better to let them bleed out, win the fight and then resurrect them at an alter. Remember, if you are on the last stages, getting the dagger or the Necronomicon pages, winning the fight will expel the demon and giving you plenty of time to resurrect dead players. Another important thing to know is that on the very last stage, when the two minute timer begins to defend the necronomicon, there are no second chances. If a player is killed by the demon, the player is dead, like really dead. No revives or resurrects.

Finding the Map Pieces in Evil Dead: The Game When entering a match as one of the defenders of humanity, you will receive a mission objective in the top right corner that will read something like “Collect a piece of the map near Faison farm.” This usually points to the map piece closest to your location, and I believe all players have the same piece to look for at the same time. You may find when approaching this area that the building you were supposed to search doesn’t contain the map piece; Fret not, because this isn’t a piece of demon trickery. You have to search the entire grey circle area outlined on the map in order to find the map piece. This is easier to do if you open up your full map. You can do this by pressing M on the keyboard or with the select button on the controller. When you do approach the area of the map piece’s location, you will see a highlighted exclamation point over the area. Approach this, hold down E, and you will collect the map piece. Your mission objective should now change, telling you where to look to find the next piece. The map will also be highlighted with a green aura. Keep in mind, though the placement of the map pieces is different every game, the map can only spawn in certain areas. It will often be on a wall, at eye level, facing the rest of the room where the player would be standing. Look for areas that logically would have a map there.

If your teammates have fallen in Evil Dead: The Game, you’ll either need to revive them or resurrect their soul. Here’s how you can bring your teammates back to life in Evil Dead: The Game. Evil Dead: The Game is a fresh take on asymmetrical horror games, as players team up to defeat the Kandarian demon and the dreaded Deadites. Tackling the undead is no easy feat in Evil Dead: The Game and you’ll likely need to revive your teammates, or even resurrect their souls. Fear not as reviving your friends and bringing them back into the fight isn’t as difficult as it may seem. How to revive your teammates in Evil Dead: The Game Collecting the pages of the Necronomicon will often lead to one or two of your teammates facing certain death. If your teammate is bleeding out in battle, here’s how you can revive them: Locate your teammate via the ‘Bleeding Out’ logo on-screen Stand next to your teammate to activate the ‘Revive’ prompt Hold down ‘Revive’ Once you’ve revived your fallen teammate, make sure to heal up using Shemp’s Cola, which can found around the map. Some classes grant extra buffs too, so it’s worth heading back to the menu and leveling up your character once in a while. If you can’t revive your teammates, their soul will need to be resurrected, if you wish to bring them back into battle. How to resurrect souls in Evil Dead: The Game Evil Dead: The Game isn’t forgiving and the onslaught of Deadites will take out your teammates along the way. To bring back your teammates from the afterlife, you need to resurrect their soul by following these steps: Find your teammate’s soul Stand next to it and hold down ‘Collect’ Take it to the ‘Altar’ location marked on-screen At the ‘Altar’, hold down ‘Resurrect’ Now your teammate will appear back in the game as you continue your quest to defeat the Dark Ones. Keep in mind that it's not always ideal to revive or resurrect immediately if a team member is downed or dead. Even though revive is fast, you open yourself up to powerful attacks from bosses and other enemies. Also, while a member of your team is down, the enemy player can't get fear of off the downed player and thus level up slower. If you are certain that you can win the fight with one or two members downed, it might be better to let them bleed out, win the fight and then resurrect them at an alter. Remember, if you are on the last stages, getting the dagger or the Necronomicon pages, winning the fight will expel the demon and giving you plenty of time to resurrect dead players. Another important thing to know is that on the very last stage, when the two minute timer begins to defend the necronomicon, there are no second chances. If a player is killed by the demon, the player is dead, like really dead. No revives or resurrects.

Finding the Map Pieces in Evil Dead: The Game When entering a match as one of the defenders of humanity, you will receive a mission objective in the top right corner that will read something like “Collect a piece of the map near Faison farm.” This usually points to the map piece closest to your location, and I believe all players have the same piece to look for at the same time. You may find when approaching this area that the building you were supposed to search doesn’t contain the map piece; Fret not, because this isn’t a piece of demon trickery. You have to search the entire grey circle area outlined on the map in order to find the map piece. This is easier to do if you open up your full map. You can do this by pressing M on the keyboard or with the select button on the controller. When you do approach the area of the map piece’s location, you will see a highlighted exclamation point over the area. Approach this, hold down E, and you will collect the map piece. Your mission objective should now change, telling you where to look to find the next piece. The map will also be highlighted with a green aura. Keep in mind, though the placement of the map pieces is different every game, the map can only spawn in certain areas. It will often be on a wall, at eye level, facing the rest of the room where the player would be standing. Look for areas that logically would have a map there.

All Evil Dead: The Game classes have their respective powers and roles to play as you go up against either the Deadites and Kandarian demons, or alternatively, against Ash Williams and the survivors. Some excel at ranged combat, some help their allies, some summon allies and some puke on people. Takes all sorts, it seems, but it means there's a class and role for everybody playing Evil Dead: The Game. We'll go through all the Evil Dead classes below, including what they do and how they should be played. There's seven different classes in Evil Dead: The Game, four for the survivors and three for the demons. Survivors Hunters Leaders Support Warriors Demons/Deadites Necromancers Puppeteers Warlords Survivors in the Evil Dead are basically our heroes - humans from the films determined to quell the evil in the area and escape with their body parts still attached. There's a set number of four survivors in each game. Hunters (Survivors) Hunters are often by nature, ranged fighters who keep enemies at a distance and avoid melee fighting when they can. They can hold greater ammo than most classes and are superior to other classes at locating resources. There's actually an extra character here - whereas most classes have three people to pick from, this class has four. Includes: Ash Williams (Evil Dead 2) Amanda Fisher (Ash vs. Evil Dead) Ed Getley (Evil Dead 2) Kelly Maxwell (Ash vs. Evil Dead) Leaders (Survivors) Leaders serve as a kind of frontline support class, buffing nearby allies by reducing incoming damage, boosting outgoing damage, curing status conditions and revealing objectives. While there's nothing forcing you to obey the Leader, they can help organise and rally players properly. Stay close to them for the best effect. Includes: Ash Williams (Ash vs. Evil Dead TV Series) Annie Knowbury (Evil Dead 2) Lord Arthur (Army of Darkness) Support (Survivors) Whereas the Leaders help allies on the frontlines, Support hangs back a little more and pulls the loose teeth and daggers out of their allies with various healing powers. They can also mark targets and carry more consumables than other classes. Includes: Ash Williams (Evil Dead) Cheryl Williams (Evil Dead) Pablo Simon Bolivar (Ash vs. Evil Dead) Warriors (Survivors) Whereas Hunters are ranged fighters, Warriors are melee-focused fighters who stand on the frontlines, acting as tanks and mowing down nearby demons as efficiently as possible. They don't have much effectiveness over range, but it doesn't matter - their job is to stand between the oncoming horrors and your less durable allies, chainsawing anything that gets too close. Includes: Ash Williams (Army of Darkness) Henry the Red (Army of Darkness) Scotty (Evil Dead) The Demonic forces, sometimes known as the Deadites when they take over human bodies, are the villains. There's only one player-controlled Demon character in any game, but they're individually tougher than any of the humans, as they're actually a bodiless, overseeing force that can set and trigger traps, spawn minions of varying power, possess players and objects, and eventually manifest themselves as powerful boss Deadites with special abilities. Necromancers (Demons) The Necromancers come wholly from the Army of Darkness movie - there's Evil Ash, who you might remember pulling himself out of Ash's shoulder before taking a shotgun to the nose and being buried - and two variants of Skeleton minion to boot. Necromancers do a mix of summoning and melee combat, fighting on the front line among other minions that they work with as a collective horde. Includes: Evil Ash (Army of Darkness) Skeleton Elite (Army of Darkness) Skeleton (Army of Darkness) Puppeteers (Demons) The Puppeteers are remote or ranged fighters who impede the survivors, pin them down, or just sling things at them from a safer distance. Using more complex attacks, this is a class type that takes a little more thought, but rewards tactical striking and careful selection of targets. Includes: Deadite Berserker Demi Eligos Eligos Warlords (Demons) Warlords are tanky brutes, probably the simplest class of all, using heavy strikes, short-range AOE attacks, and even their own severed limbs to brutalise nearby foes. What ranged attacks they have are limited, but as a Warlord you can do a lot of damage to survivors by getting in the middle of them and just flailing at every face you see. Includes: Deadite Deadite Elite Henrietta

Survivors Need To Stick Together One of Evil Dead: The Game's primary mechanics is Fear. As the Survivors explore the map, each character's Fear will increase. The more characters are suffering from high Fear, the faster the Kandarian Demon levels up. If a character's Fear meter is at its maximum, the Kandarian Demon can sense and even possess them, taking temporary control of the character and attacking the other Survivors. Fear is inevitable, but the Survivors can keep it under control by staying together and having a plan. A character's Fear increases much more quickly if there are no other Survivors around, so it's important not to go running off on your own. By the same token, the Demon can benefit tremendously if they manage to isolate a Survivor. Use Vehicles The game's map is fairly large, and the Survivors are on a time limit to gather all the components necessary to banish the Dark Ones. While driving a vehicle will attract the attention of the Demon, it's a much faster and safer mode of travel than moving on foot. Walking through the woods exposes the Survivors to Deadite attacks and unnecessary increases to their Fear, so if you find a car have everyone pile in and floor it to your next destination. This goes for the Demon as well - if you've found the Survivors and there's a vehicle nearby, you can possess it and run them down Christine-style. Alternately, you can distract the Survivors with Deadites and then drive the nearest vehicle far away, forcing them to hoof it. Always Turn Your Flashlight On Indoors Indoor areas provide enough sense of safety to allow Survivors to recover from Fear, and they also tend to be the places with the most items to grab. Whenever you're ransacking a house for supplies, be sure to turn on your flashlight. Some items will only appear if illuminated by a Survivor's flashlight, so leaving it off will cause you to miss out on useful gear. Each Survivor's flashlight has limited battery life. Once the flashlight dies, it cannot be used for the rest of the match. Remember to turn your flashlight off when you're not searching for items. Killing Survivors Is Hard The Survivors in Evil Dead: The Game really live up to their name. Each member of the team can take considerable punishment before being downed, and even then can be revived by their teammates. While this doesn't mean Survivors should take unnecessary risks, it does mean they can afford to be reckless from time to time. From the Demon's perspective, this means you shouldn't expect to eliminate all the Survivors in one encounter. It's much better to identify stragglers and try to pick them off one by one. The fewer Survivors that make it to the final encounter, the better. Finish The Match Even If You Can't Win We get it, losing is frustrating - maybe your teammates are just running around killing Deadites while you only have one map piece and five minutes left on the clock, or maybe you're the Demon and the Survivors have the Necronomicon on lockdown. Either way, you should see the match through. Leaving a match early will cause you to forfeit all rewards gained from the match, robbing you of a chance to level up and do better next time. Every Character Starts With One Skill Point It might not be readily apparent, especially if you dive right into a game the first time you launch Evil Dead, but each playable character has a Skill Point ready to be assigned from the get-go. You can get an immediate edge by going to the Collection screen to assign this point. Since each character of the same class uses the same skill tree, there's only one skill that can be enhanced right away, it's unclear why this Skill Point isn't just automatically assigned. Whatever the reason, you'll be that much more effective in your early matches if you take the time to manually assign the points for the characters you intend to play. Remember To Level Up During A Match You'd be amazed how easy it is to forget you've earned a stat boost. Survivors especially can pick up a can of Pink F right before a battle and then move on without using it. Using the upgrades you've earned is essential for both the Survivors and the Demon, so don't forget. If you play a character consistently, pick a voice line they use fairly often. Whenever the voice line plays, double-check to make sure you aren't sitting on any unused stat points.

Evil Dead The Game will have one huge map and it will have several different locations according to the game developers. Saber Interactive was recently interviewed by YouTuber unCAGEDgamez talking about details of the upcoming Evil Dead The Game. They discussed various topics like gameplay, lore, crossplay, and many more. One of the details first discussed was about the map. Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits revealed that Evil Dead The Game does not have various maps to choose from at launch (in this interview because they revealed there will be another map later on, Castle Kandar DLC map). Instead, it will be one huge map with many various locations that the players will randomly spawn in. Each location will have an interesting point of interest that directly comes from the Evil Dead TV series and movies. Willits explains that these locations will have random objectives to complete to gain some rewards that can help defeat the Deadites. The whole map will have different weather effects and different times at night. Each playthrough will be different as objectives for each location will be randomized, weather effects will be different, and other elements that will make every experience unique. Narrative Director Craig Sherman also revealed some of the points of interest that players will encounter in their playthrough. According to him, Evil Dead fans will definitely recognize these locations from various movies and TV series. He revealed Ash’s Home from Ash vs. Evil Dead, the notorious Knowby cabin from the original The Evil Dead and other mediums, and more. There are also spooky locations like a crash airplane site called Flight 666, a derelict doll factory, cemeteries, and more.

Batttle for Troy (Win) Batttle for Troy is a real-time strategy game that follows the story of the Trojan War as depicted in Homer's epic poems. The game allows the player to command either the alliance of Greek armies (led by the Spartans), or side with the Trojans. Each side has eight campaign missions and nine unit types to command. The Greek missions mainly involve offensive manoeuvres, while the Trojans are more concerned with defending the walls of their city. The primary resource in the game is gold, which can be acquired by destroying enemy units. Supernatural elements ("god spells") are present as well. File Information Submitter [[Template core/front/global/userLink is throwing an error. This theme may be out of date. Run the support tool in the AdminCP to restore the default theme.]] Submitted 05/09/2022 Category Strategy View File

Harold's Hills (Win) Harold's Hills is a fast paced action game that continues the adventures of Harold the Homeboy. Santa Claus has done a sloppy job of delivering presents this year and it's up to Harold to gather them up from the snow and deliver them to the homes of children. He'll also be looking for big bonuses to -- once again -- impress his friends. The player controls Harold as he slides down a snowy hill with a toboggan; maneuver him left and right to pick up presents from the snow, while avoiding obstacles such as trees and boulders. Delivering presents to homes will result in bonus scores, the more presents delivered in one shot the bigger the bonus, but carrying more presents also means you'll slide faster. Oddly enough it is possible to gain bonus points hitting stumps; hitting them in rapid succession will give cumulative bonuses, but this is tricky because the toboggan will deflect. The game resembles Icy Tower by Free Lunch Design in its addictiveness and fast pace. With both of these titles, gameplay is intense but short-lived since you only have one life per game. A final noteworthy feature is the high score table system. The game will track several things like most presents delivered, most stumps hit, most undelivered presents crashing, and of course general high score. File Information Submitter [[Template core/front/global/userLink is throwing an error. This theme may be out of date. Run the support tool in the AdminCP to restore the default theme.]] Submitted 05/08/2022 Category Action View File

Winx Club (Win) Winx Club is a 3D action adventure game based on the Italian cartoon series of the same name. The story is similar to that of Harry Potter, only this time the main character is a fairy. She gets to go to a fairy school in fairytale world called Magix where she has to find her true self. This game loosely retells the story of the first season of the television series. There are "action" and "adventure"levels. In the adventure levels gameplay consists of finding items for specific NPCs and playing various mini-games. In the action levels the player has to jump, climb, and fight enemies. The main character, Bloom, has a magic shield and two attacks that improve during the game. She can also cast a number of spells that can aid her in finding the items she needs. During boss battle Bloom changes to her Winx form in which she is more powerful and can fly. During the levels there are various items to be picked up which improve Blooms health or attacks or unlock new outfits that can be worn. File Information Submitter [[Template core/front/global/userLink is throwing an error. This theme may be out of date. Run the support tool in the AdminCP to restore the default theme.]] Submitted 05/08/2022 Category Adventure View File

Fishing (Win) Fishing is a single player game which is controlled by the mouse or the keyboard. This is not a detailed fishing simulation, it is more of an arcade game. The game has thirty lakes in which to fish and each offers a different challenge to the last, catch a given weight of fish, catch fish in a specific time, race through a course and catch fish at the finish line etc. When the player completes one challenge the next lake is unlocked, the prize money earned by completing challenges can be used to upgrade the fishing tackle. File Information Submitter [[Template core/front/global/userLink is throwing an error. This theme may be out of date. Run the support tool in the AdminCP to restore the default theme.]] Submitted 05/08/2022 Category Sports View File