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The Witcher Card Game: Gwent, will soon be Available on iOS
The world of The Witcher captivated audiences all over the world when it debuted, and most everyone will agree that The Witcher 3 is an amazing, excellent game. The side quests are unique, the characters are memorable, the monsters are interesting, but most importantly, the mini games are fantastic. Gwent, a unique card game made just for The Witcher 3, was so immensely popular and fun that players wanted a standalone Gwent game, and they got it back in 2017. However, it wasn’t available on iOS, and that will be rectified as of October 29th.
Google Launches ‘Order Online’ Service
Google has entered the playing field of the food-delivery service provider by offering customers a way to order online without downloading a...
Pokémon Sleep: The Best App You Never Actually Play
People are pretty good at finding ways to turn mundane life into amusement. Making games out of ordinary tasks is kind of...
Viral FaceApp could own access to millions of photos, DNC request investigation
The photo-altering app, FaceApp, allows users to upload their photos to age forward, swap genders, make users appear younger and more. The app, created by Wireless Lab of St. Petersburg, Russia uploads more information than users may realize, according to the New York Times. Sen. Chuck Schumer tweeted an image of a letter dated July 17, urging the FBI to investigate the app.
