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By LoneWolfSL · Posted
Citizen Sleeper and Robobeat are free to claim on the Epic Games Store by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe PC gamers have two more games they can add to their library without needing to open their wallets, as the Epic Games Store's freebie offer has just refreshed. That means last week's Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks and The Ouroboros King offer has been replaced by two new games, which happen to be Robobeat and Citizen Sleeper copies. From the duo, Robobeat lands from developer Simon Fredholm, offering a rhythm-based action game. Released only last year, the title puts you into the shoes of Ace, a bounty hunter that's targeting the robot showman Frazzer. The fast-paced title offers movement techniques like wall-running, sliding, and bunny hopping to zoom around while shooting enemies, but the requirement is doing everything to the beat. Outside of built-in tracks, the title also lets players upload their own music to populate its levels too. Next, Citizen Sleeper lands from Jump Over The Age, a sci-fi RPG adventure taking place in a ruined space station where thousands of people are trying to survive. The tabletop RPG-inspired title uses things like dice and clocks to change how the player approaches situations and survives their day-to-day lives. There is a large range of characters to meet with in the station, each with their own storylines and alliances. "You are a sleeper, a digitised human consciousness in an artificial body, owned by a corporation that wants you back," says the developer about the setting. "Thrust amongst the unfamiliar and colourful inhabitants of the Eye, you need to build friendships, earn your keep, and navigate the factions of this strange metropolis, if you hope to survive to see the next cycle." The Citizen Sleeper and Robobeat giveaways are set to run until June 25 on the Epic Games Store, giving PC gamers seven days to claim the latest offer. Once this closes out, new freebies will take its place on the same day. They are supposed to be copies of RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 and Voidwrought. Don't forget that mobile gamers can check out the Epic Game Store's weekly giveaways on Android and iOS to grab a freebie there as well. -
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By erpster3 · Posted
Vivaldi version 8.0.4033.50 released June 17: https://vivaldi.com/blog/desktop/minor-update-eight-8-0/ -
By Lamp0 · Posted
The Online part hasn't even been announced and probably won't be included on day one. This is a massive singleplayer game. -
By cork1958 · Posted
While I agree with all that, it just proves there's an a** built for every seat.
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sizzledizzle
i have a file which is in 27 rar parts of 100mbs each. but because i downloaded each part at my own pace, there were 7 parts which i never got to download (dead links). anyway the uploader posted them back up...but the fool renamed the file within the archive to something different.
i wanted to rename file in the remainder 7 rar parts to the one that are in the original 20, but i dont have an option to rename (im assuming because of the whole parts situation)...
screenshot: http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/3390/2howrarvm2.png
my question is - is it possible to rename the file anyway? i dont want to have to download all 20 parts again...it's the same file - same size - etc...
i've already tried the DOS command version, but it just comes up with Unknown Errors...
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