Oh dear, I’m writing a news story about Garn47, which means I now have to explain Garn47.

Okay, so hear me out: Garn47, developed by the largely mysterious solo developer/artist/musician Floombo (she wears many hats), is a very strange open world exploration sandbox that started out hidden in a Friday Night Funkin’ fangame, but you can get it now direct on Itch free. It is deeply strange and you should try it. Ideally figure it out yourself. And if not, watch one of the many youtube videos trying to explain just what the hell is going on.



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Freshly written and ready to go, today’s clue might be just the thing you need to win Saturday’s Wordle. Bring it out at the start to help get your game off to the best start possible, or keep it back for later, just in case good ideas and green letters seem to be in short supply. However you do, the May 3 (1414) answer is on standby just in case you need it.

I almost lost an entire row to a typo, but thankfully caught my error just in time (it was a close thing though—not fun). This turned out to be a really interesting Wordle for me, my yellows wrong in all sorts of ways I didn’t expect them to be. Getting over my confusion was half the battle.

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Wordle today: A hint for Saturday, May 3



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Following its major courtroom victory over Apple earlier this week, Epic Games has announced upcoming changes to the Epic Games Store aimed at enticing more developers to use it, and putting a little bit of a thumb in Apple’s eye in the process.

The first change is a reduction in the amount of money Epic takes from developers on its storefront. Epic currently takes 12% of revenues from sales on the storefront, significantly lower than most others: Steam, for instance, takes 30% on the first $10 million of revenues earned, 25% once the $10 million mark is surpassed, and 20% on anything beyond $50 million. Under the new scheme, Epic will take nothing on the first $1 million in revenues earned per app per year, after which its usual 12% cut will kick in.



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Here is what I want from a videogame player home. It should be a single room so I don’t have to go through loading screens once I’m inside just to get to my stuff. It should have options so I can decide whether to give it wall hangings or not. And I should be able to reach it from a nearby fast travel point without passing any guards in case I have a bounty on my head.

That last one is particular to Oblivion, but incredibly important. If I’ve been raising money to unlock the next quest in the Thieves Guild chain by finding the one NPC in town I consider to be a jerk and then stealing every single apple and piece of cloth in their home, I may need to get back to my storage containers and the bed I only sleep in to level up without hearing Wes Johnson shout at me.



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An initial glance at May game releases almost had me calling it a quieter month, but I think it’s just because there’s no gauntlet of back-to-back RPGs. I’ll gladly accept the breather, but there’s still plenty on the docket for these next few weeks if you’re looking for something to play with a friend.

Among Us 3D kicks things off for something to build hostilities within bigger groups, while Revenge of the Savage Planet and Elden Ring Nightreign add more focused co-op adventures. As bummed as I am about the Dune: Awakening delay pushing it into June, my schedule is better for it. (And we might avoid some Doom/Dune confusion.)



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Are you going into battle in Oblivion Remastered? Do you need the potion seller’s strongest potions? Are the potion seller’s potions too strong for you, traveller? Do you even have any idea what I’m talking about? If you do, and you’ve been playing any Oblivion Remastered recently, you might want to pop into the console commands, because there’s a real treat of an easter egg in there for you.

If you don’t have any idea what I’m talking about, allow me to point you towards the 2011 YouTube video Potion Seller from Justin Kuritzkes—probably now more well known for penning scripts for recent movies Challengers and Queer. It’s a very early 2010s-ass meme, with Kuritzkes acting out a back-and-forth between a knight and a man who sells potions, complete with the goofy face distortions we were all messing around with back then.



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Cut a quick and clear path straight to the best part of Wordle (winning) with a click. That’s all it takes to reveal today’s answer now you’re here. Or if you’re not in a rush, or simply curious to see how you’ll do, our general tips as well as our May 1 (1412) clue can guide your guesswork without rushing you directly to another win.

ANGER isn’t the answer to today’s Wordle, it’s just how I feel right now. I could’ve won this in two. I should’ve won this in two. I spectacularly failed to win this in two. I just missed an obvious clue. Never has a win in three tasted so sour. With any luck this fumble will remind me to do better tomorrow.

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Wordle today: A hint for Thursday, May 1



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