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- 1Blind developer seeks testers for accessible iPhone baking game●Hi, I'm Tori. I'm blind and I'm making a game called Crumbcade. It's a match three baking game for iPhone, kind of like
Tori, a blind developer, is building Crumbcade, a match three baking game for iPhone designed so blind and sighted players can both enjoy it. Comparing it to Candy Crush, she says the game is now in beta on TestFlight and is inviting people to sign up as testers ahead of release.
- 2EU targets Minecraft and Candy Crush over hidden in-game costs▼EU targets Minecraft and Candy Crush over hidden costs, industry warns games could leave Europe
The European Union is focusing on Minecraft and Candy Crush as part of a push against hidden costs in video games, such as in-app purchases and microtransactions. Industry representatives warn that stricter regulation could prompt popular games to withdraw from the European market altogether. The move highlights growing scrutiny of how games monetise players, especially children.
- 3Clark Crush Bar returns to Pittsburgh stores after rediscovered recipe▼Clark Crush Bar hits Pittsburgh-area shelves after recipe rediscovered
The Clark Crush Bar is back on Pittsburgh-area store shelves after its recipe was rediscovered. The revived candy bar, a familiar local treat, is now being sold again in the region, giving longtime fans a chance to taste a discontinued favorite once more.
- 4EU Targets Minecraft and Candy Crush Over In-Game Currency Practices▼EU Targets Minecraft, Candy Crush and 7 Other Games Over In-Game Currency Practices
The European Union is examining nine video games, including Minecraft and Candy Crush, over how they sell in-game currencies. Regulators are scrutinising premium currency models, which critics say obscure the real cost of purchases and push players, including children, toward overspending. The review could lead to tighter rules on virtual currency practices across the games industry.
- 5Crushed Candy Canes Touted as Festive Peppermint Topping●Love peppermint? Sprinkle crushed candy canes on top for an extra festive touch. Looks great, tastes even better! # food
A holiday recipe for peppermint white hot chocolate is making the rounds, suggesting sprinkling crushed candy canes on top for a festive touch. Fans of the tip say it looks great and tastes even better, adding to the usual seasonal buzz around peppermint treats and winter baking ideas.
- 6Pennsylvania candy maker revives Clark Crush Bar after 50 years▼Pa.-based candy maker revives Clark Crush Bar with recipe found after 50 years
A Pennsylvania-based candy maker has brought back the Clark Crush Bar, using a recipe rediscovered after roughly 50 years. The discontinued chocolate treat is returning to shelves, and news coverage of the revival has drawn interest from nostalgic candy fans in the region and beyond.