Frontier Legends Gameplay – Survive, Craft & Carve Your Wild West Story 🤠

Frontier Legends – Wild West Sandbox Adventure & Frontier Discovery

Rich moaseys into the Wild West and shapes his own frontier story in Frontier Legends, an open‑world adventure built on survival, crafting and exploration. 

In this gameplay video, I head beyond the rails to stake my claim, build up my homestead and uncover what lies across the untamed frontier.From gathering resources and crafting essential gear to exploring dusty trails, abandoned camps and wide‑open plains, Frontier Legends lets you live out your Wild West fantasy one decision at a time. 

Whether you’re building, surviving or roaming the wilderness, every moment adds to your legend. If you enjoy frontier survival games, open‑world sandboxes or anything with a Western flavour, this one’s worth keeping an eye on.

Cleaning Heaven: Rich Gets To Grips with MoldWasher’s Cosy Pixel Art Gameplay 🚿 @moldwasher #IndieGame #GameDev

Rich washes his way into some seriously satisfying pixel‑art cleaning chaos with MoldWasher!

If you love the chill, therapeutic vibes of PowerWash Simulator but fancy it in chunky retro pixels, this one will hit the spot. Today we’re blasting grime, scrubbing mould, and restoring cosy little environments back to their former glory – all with that crunchy pixel aesthetic that just works.

End of physical discs will give gaming companies a power-up over players 💿

EXPERT COMMENT: End of physical discs will give gaming companies a power-up over players

	This week, Sony announced that were going to cease production of physical discs from January 2028 for new games releasing on PlayStation consoles.   It's a decision that means less consumer power for those holding the controller, according to Dr Nick Webber, Professor of Game Studies at Birmingham City University (BCU) and co-lead of the Game Cultures research cluster at the university’s Birmingham Centre for Media and Cultural Research(BCMCR).

	It's even easier for game companies to control and remove access to games.  Credit: BCU

	“Sony's announcement of the end of physical media is unsurprising, given that the majority of video games are now bought digitally,” said Dr Webber.   “But, for both players and for people working in games preservation, the removal of discs from the PlayStation ecosystem, and likely also from XBOX, represents an important shift.   “These changes have to be understood alongside recent, unsuccessful attempts to place legal duties on game providers to support preservation processes and provide ongoing access to games.   “For example, in 2024, the US Copyright Office refused to grant a games preservation exemption from the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and just last month, the Stop Killing Games campaign was rebuffed by the European Commission.   “Unfortunately for players, the end of physical media represents a power shift which makes it even easier for game companies to control and remove access to games.   “For game preservation experts, this change will increase the difficulty of preserving games without the explicit permission of game developers and publishers, as the focus shifts away from challenges such as bit rot and media degradation, and onto the relationship between collecting organisations and IP owners instead.”