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May 15’s answer is not the hardest to solve, but it could cause some players to waste their attempts if they aren’t careful. While there is a vowel in today’s answer, finding its correct position is inconsequential, as finding the other letters can be quite challenging. You will definitely need a strategy or some help if you want to solve the puzzle in less than six attempts.
Though Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass has maintained a steady presence in the industry as one of its most prominent subscription services, its success might not last. From its original launch in 2017, Game Pass has seen significant growth, with an ever-expanding library of games that have come to boast some of the biggest releases in the industry — even highly-anticipated titles like and, both of which made their way to Game Pass day one of their respective release dates. However, as the service's growth stalls, its future may be uncertain.
Square Enix is set to become the latest game company to put employees out of work, as the company has confirmed it will soon be imposing layoffs at its US and EU offices.
Seeking to quell confusion about what his new game really is, indie developer Tomas Sala has renamed his latest release to "Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles, a creative building sandbox," because players on Steam kept tagging it as a strategy game.
Final Fantasy developer Square Enix has announced a new business plan in which it states its intent to «aggressively pursue a multiplatform strategy that includes Nintendo platforms, PlayStation, Xbox, and PCs», possibly heralding an end to the publisher's historic prioritization of Sony platforms.
Square Enix, the Japanese developer and publisher behind recent PlayStation 5 exclusives like Final Fantasy XVI and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, plans to release more multiplatform titles in the future.
Square Enix has confirmed that it has cancelled a number of unannounced game projects because they don’t fit with its new strategy.
Today, Square Enix reported financial results for the fiscal year that ended on March 31. The results weren't great, as the Japanese publisher narrowly missed the revenue target and majorly missed the operating income target, with the latter also down 26.6% compared to last year.