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State of Decay developer Undead Labs is now an independent, employee-owned studio after splitting from Xbox, according to an OpenCritic news item. The move marks the end of the studio's run as a Microsoft first-party developer, with ownership shifting to its staff. Reaction so far is limited, but gamers are discussing what the change means for the future of the State of Decay franchise.
- 2OpenSSH 10.6 released with security updates●openssh-10.6 released https://www. undeadly.org/cgi?action=articl e;sid=20261007052827 # openbsd # openssh # ssh # secur
The OpenSSH project has released version 10.6, the widely used secure shell tool for encrypted remote logins. The release was announced via the OpenBSD community's Undeadly news site and is being shared among system administrators and security professionals, who track OpenSSH updates closely because the software is deployed on millions of servers worldwide.
- 3OpenBSD project ships LibreSSL 4.2.2 and 4.3.3●LibreSSL 4.2.2 and 4.3.3 released https://www. undeadly.org/cgi?action=articl e;sid=20261007052424 # openbsd # libressl
The OpenBSD project has released two new LibreSSL versions, 4.2.2 and 4.3.3, announced via Undeadly. The updates concern the free TLS and cryptography library used as an OpenSSL alternative in OpenBSD and portable form. Developers tracking crypto and security tooling are sharing the release notice.
- 4Dark Souls 3 players swap tips on stubborn leech enemies●So in # DarkSouls 3 there are some undead enemies that will cover you in these leeches that cause continuous buildup of
A gamer notes that in Dark Souls 3, certain undead enemies can cover the player in leeches that steadily build up bleed damage. The leeches do not come off by rolling and must be cleared with spells or items that stop bleed, a detail that has prompted discussion and tip-sharing among players about how to handle the effect.
- 5Sewing YouTuber recounts accidentally joining undead army at ConQuest of Mythodea▼How I accidentally joined an undead army at the world’s biggest LARP (ConQuest of Mythodea)
YouTuber and historical costumer Bernadette Banner has published an account of her time at ConQuest of Mythodea in Germany, billed as the world's largest live-action roleplay event, where she says she accidentally ended up fighting as part of an undead army. The story is drawing wide attention, with viewers entertained by the mishap and curious about the scale of the event, which draws thousands of costumed participants each year.
- 6Undead Labs boss says games investors are waiting for slam dunks●Games industry investors are "sitting on the sidelines waiting for obvious slam dunks", says Undead Labs boss, with… Las
Undead Labs, the studio behind State of Decay, has bought back its independence from Microsoft after a deal with unnamed buyers fell through. Studio leadership says games industry investors are 'sitting on the sidelines waiting for obvious slam dunks', reflecting a cautious funding climate that makes bold or mid-sized projects harder to finance.
- 71987 Horror Film 'Blood of the Undead' Draws Attention●Blood of the Undead: The Final Chapter Release date: 1987-01-01 Four young boys enter an abandoned house with blood-spat
The 1987 horror film 'Blood of the Undead: The Final Chapter' is being discussed. The plot follows four young boys who enter an abandoned house with blood-spattered walls, accidentally release a zombie from the basement, and are then killed off one by one, largely with a chainsaw.
- 8How Undead Labs pulled State of Decay back from the brink●How Undead Labs saved itself and State of Decay from oblivion
Undead Labs, the Seattle-based studio behind the State of Decay zombie survival series, is the subject of new reporting detailing how it overcame a period of crisis that threatened the studio and its flagship franchise. The story recounts the internal struggles and decisions that allowed the team and the game series to survive rather than disappear.
- 9Dracula: Book IV – The Undead Kickstarter Tops $125,000▼"Dracula: Book IV – The Undead" Kickstarter Passes $125,000 in Its First Days
The crowdfunding campaign for "Dracula: Book IV – The Undead" has raised more than $125,000 within its first days. The project, a continuation of the Dracula story, is drawing strong backing from horror and book fans. Its rapid fundraising suggests significant audience interest in new official extensions of Bram Stoker's classic vampire tale.