I don’t want to sound like a downer, but I’m skeptical about Armada: never heard of it before, repo created last June, tons of features implemented in that short span and already “ready to go”… Seems like it has been heavily vibe-coded.
They are Swiss (EPFL)
It’s okay, it could happen to anyone :)
You put in the same link to Bandcamp twice. Here’s the link to their GOG page
Unknown Worlds Entertainment is still owned by Krafton, so, in a way, to both.
More recently, the early access of Slay the Spire 2 hit them pretty hard too.
OP is looking for a forge (Github, Gitlab, Forgejo, etc.), not a version control system (git, svn, mercurial, etc.)
I should have been clearer about what I think should be spoiler-tagged. I do agree that knowing to keep going after reaching the end for the first time is important, but regarding your comment specifically, I think it’s also fun to discover the twists that come (the perspective change / the third playthrough) by yourself, even if they’re small.
I’m on the fence about buying it, but I’ve read that the game has mostly tedious fetch side-quests. Is that something you felt too?
IMO, you should spoiler tag that.
Without spoiling anything, do make sure to enable the online features!
Sonic Mania. For a game where you’re supposed to go fast, it’s terribly frustrating when you slug through each level because you don’t know them well enough to fly through them. I feel like this game is more about memorizing maps and less about having quick reactions.
Dead Cells is a roguelite, due to the permanent upgrades that persist accross runs. A roguelike doesn’t have this type of progress. If you like Dead Cells, check out their new game, Windblown!
I sympathize with you. I killed my phone’s screen while attempting to replace the battery (poured too much solvent to unglue the battery, which melted or dissolved something under the screen). It’s a shame, because the battery replacement was a success, i could use it by connecting a screen. Since then, repairability is a must for me.
Unfortunately, Respawn was acquired by EA, yes.
The single-player campaign of Titanfall 2 is incredible. Short and sweet (about 6-8 hours), super fun parkour system and cool story to play. I highly to recommend to pick it up when on sale.
The term you’re looking for is GPGPU (General Purpose computing on GPU)
They are e-ink tablets, not e-readers. They’re meant for note taking and annotating PDFs.
You can access them through the wayback machine
700+ preprints is a lot and takes time to be ingested, especially when the text is generated. For example, Communication in Mathematics had less than a hundred submissions in 2025 and accepted a fourth of them.
So, the small correction rate might be due to the bottleneck at the verification stage, which OpenAI should have done in the first place, rather than throwing everything at mathematicians and expecting them to do the ungratifying work whilst they reap the fame.