Minecraft maker Mojang has re-released its online collectible card game Scrolls for PC under a new name: Caller's Bane. It's also now completely free to download.
The game was previously mothballed by Mojang - development ceased back in 2015 - so it's a surprise to see it return today.
Scrolls' name change is less of a surprise - back in the day, Mojang and The Elder Scrolls publisher Bethesda came to legal blows over Scrolls' title. Ultimately, the pair decided Mojang's Scrolls could exist as long as it did not compete with The Elder Scrolls, and that neither company would squabble over the trademark.

Perhaps having taken note of every other online retailer offering big batches of discounts on PC games in waves recently, Amazon has decided to get in on the action with a couple of one-day-only sale ranges on digital PC titles from and .
Over at Amazon UK's daily deals section, you'll find a range of alongside . These are all PC digital titles, most of which will redeem on Steam, though some of Rockstar's offerings are codes are for Rockstar's own Social Club.
Grand Theft Auto 5 is down to one of its lowest prices ever, £13.20, while you can also find Mafia 3 for £14, Bully for £3.50, and the entire XCOM 2 collection for £40 all-in. Over on the Activision side of things, you'll be able to pick up Call of Duty WW2 for £28.99, Call of Duty Infinite Warfare for £19.49, King's Quest Complete for £15.99, and Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines for £3.49.

Fans of faintly absurd bonus characters can breathe a sigh of relief today; Capcom has confirmed that both Hunk and Tofu will be returning for the Resident Evil 2 remake on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
For the uninitiated, Hunk and Tofu were bonus characters present in horror classic Resident Evil 2 - appearing in their own mini-missions, and unlocked if various criteria were met. Hunk, a mysterious gas-mask-wearing Umbrella operative, featured in the 4th Survivor mini-mission, and was unlocked by completing the Leon and Claire scenarios with an A rank.
Tofu, a knife-wielding lump of coagulated soy milk, appeared in the unlockable Tofu Survivor mode - a tough reworking of Hunk's mission, accessed by completing any combination of scenarios six times with an A rank in under two and a half hours.

, but never has the issue seemed as petty - and yet also as big - as it has this week.
I'm talking about if trying to log in using an account which has ever played Fortnite on PS4. To reiterate: this isn't even cross-play, this is simply logging in.
Even if you've only played Fortnite once on PS4, and play the majority of your Fortnite on PC or mobile (these platforms are compatible), you will still be blocked from using your account on Switch. Your only option is to create a new account to play.

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Fortnite fans will be acutely aware that there’s an enormous, reality-defying rift hovering in the sky above the game. That’s a remnant of the Fortnite rocket, which launched across all games on Saturday afternoon. However, as well as that one enormous fissure, the rocket left a few more mementos behind.
One of those is part of the rocket itself, a casing which dropped from the vehicle during launch and has embedded itself in Anarchy Acres. However, as the missile zipped back and forward across the map, it seems to have also left a couple more, smaller tears in the fabric of existence. And those tears are getting bigger.
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One of them showed up near Lonely Lodge. Over the weekend, it’s grown from something barely visible to a fracture several metres across. It also happens to have swallowed up the sign welcoming players to the Lodge itself. Across the map, something similar is happening at Motel, as a second split appears to be expanding over there as well.

Some players have also noticed that the crack in the sky that started all of this off is also growing in size. A documents the changing shape of that initial fissure, from a few minutes after it appeared, to what it looked like last night. Spoiler alert - it’s already grown an awful lot.

Uncharted 4 and Yakuza 0 both got price drops this week along with a number of other gaming deals ranging from PCs to Funko Pops.

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is available now for the Xbox One, PC and, Nintendo Switch.

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