The Helldivers face an overwhelmingly hostile galaxy. Each deployment means risking mortal peril, whether by way of armor-shredding Terminid talons or the steel onslaught of the Automaton menace. Some of Super Earth’s soldiers, however, fall prey to a more subtle killer: the physics glitch, a merciless enemy that’s happy to pulverize a Helldiver as punishment for tripping over the wrong bit of terrain. It’s an insidious foe, but it also happens to be very funny—funny enough that Helldivers 2 creative director Johan Pilestedt thinks it’s probably a net positive for everyone if it’s left unaddressed.

Earlier this week, redditor 0_2AL uploaded a clip from Helldivers 2 showing the spectacular failure of their attempt at navigating level geometry (via GamesRadar). While trying to run through a trench, their helldiver gets snagged on a bit of invisible terrain at the foot of a lamppost, leading them to try to dive forwards to free themself. 

Ok now this one is just ridiculous from r/Helldivers

Have you got a dollar? Because if you do, I have a good way you can spend it: Ubisoft‘s open-world racing game The Crew 2, which is currently going for 98% off its regular price—yes, that’s $1.

The Crew 2 didn’t knock our socks off when it first arrived in 2018. The open world racing game offered “an impressively huge, occasionally beautiful map,” we declared at the time, that unfortunately did not “make up for mediocre driving and a lack of multiplayer options.” But much has happened since then, including a slew of patches and updates, and the game now holds a “very positive” rating across more than 61,000 Steam user reviews.

All the help you need to win Tuesday’s Wordle your way is right here. Feel free to use our tips and tricks to polish up your general guesses, use our clue for the September 10 (1179) game to give your letter searching some focus, or skip to the best bit with a peek at the answer to today’s Wordle. Have fun.

Today’s game opened with two brilliantly helpful green letters, trailed by a trio of greys. No problem, I thought—I have a start now, I just need to find the end. Unfortunately for me, those two letters were able to head off in all sorts of wild directions, so it took longer than I would’ve liked to find Tuesday’s answer, and I may have panicked a bit when I found myself one letter off towards the end of the board. 

Today’s Wordle hint

Wordle today: A hint for Tuesday, September 10

Martyn Ware is one of the greats of electronic music. He may not be a household name, but you’ll certainly have heard of two of the bands he co-founded: the Human League and Heaven 17. Ware’s a composer, songwriter, music programmer, has a list of production credits as long as your arm, and of course has been involved in the creation of several global hits.

One of these is the Heaven 17 song Temptation, a pulsing track about lust that builds around a lyric from the Lord’s Prayer (“lead us not into temptation”). Ware has now revealed that Rockstar games contacted his publishers about using this song in the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6, and to say he wasn’t impressed by the company’s offer would be an understatement.

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You know what’s better than games about killing nazis? Killing wannabe nazi demon summoners. At least that’s the concept behind Sumerian Six, a recently-released stealth strategy game from Devolver Digital’s development studio Artificer that sends five commando scientists and one werebear to go stop some bad nazis from doing some bad nazi stuff.

But, you know, stealthily: “Lead an unlikely team of commando scientists behind enemy lines to fight Nazis, uncover arcane mysteries, and wield experimental technology to turn the tide of WWII in this real-time tactical stealth adventure,” reads the official description.