Copilot is an AI-driven assistant designed to provide knowledge, guidance, and support for both personal and professional needs. Whether you have simple or complex questions, Copilot can help—use it to spark ideas, kickstart research, or fuel creative projects.

There are two versions of Microsoft Copilot: the free personal version and the work edition, which requires a specific licenses within an Office 365 / Microsoft 365 tenant.

You can find the free version of Copilot in the Edge browser by pressing the "Ctrl+Shift+." key combination. If you don't see it in your browser, you should update your Windows 10/11 with all the latest pending updates. There, you can ask anything from simple queries to complex scripts for any programming language. In my opinion, it delivers impressive results, especially for C#, which I personally use in my applications.

You can install the free Microsoft Copilot app on your mobile device (iOS and Android) to engage in interesting conversations on any topic. Personally, I’ve been impressed by how well it performs!

On the other hand, Microsoft Copilot for work/school has two versions: a general one (Copilot Chat is included with your Microsoft 365 for business subscription and doesn’t require a separate license) and another that requires a specific license, costing an additional $31.50 per month. See more information at the following link.

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If you don’t want to spend a single cent on video games, Epic Games is the place to go. Every week, the company behind Fortnite puts together a lineup of free games you can download—as long as you're a member of their platform. And now, the next freebie for May has been revealed. Get ready for hours of fun with a classic arcade game that's been earning positive reviews.

Already finished all the games on your backlog? No worries! Besides the wave of upcoming releases that you're probably excited to grab, Epic Games is once again treating its customers with another free game this week. If you're a PC gamer, you should be over the moon because the digital store has finally unveiled a surprise that’s been kept under wraps—and trust me, you’ll want to know what it is.

Just make sure to mark the date when it becomes available, as you’ll have a limited time to add it to your game library.

This strategy adventure with arcade and simulation elements, wrapped in a "lo-fi" aesthetic, brings back the nostalgia of long gaming sessions on classic arcade machines like Space Invaders. You'll take control of a spaceship, dodging relentless enemies hunting you down. Once your health runs out, it's game over—so you’ll need skill and quick reflexes to survive as long as possible in orbit.

The best part? You’ll find yourself spending hours trying to beat your own record and complete all the objectives.

Beyond its addictive gameplay, the game shines with a vibrant, colorful visual style and a relaxing soundtrack that fully immerses you. On Steam, it's been well received, boasting positive reviews, and with a price starting at 14.79 euros, it’s definitely a tempting pick.

If you're looking to kick back this weekend and enjoy some free gaming, Epic Games has you covered. Right now, you can claim **Chuchel**, a quirky comedy adventure, available until **May 1 at 17:00**.

This lighthearted title challenges you with puzzles and hilarious scenarios that will keep you entertained. You'll interact with eccentric characters and explore imaginative worlds—perfect for a fun, stress-free gaming session.

Sounds like a great way to spend the weekend!

Polish indie studio 11 bit studios has built a reputation for its raw, unfiltered, and downright brutal approach to game design. Despite skipping flashy production values, they've mastered the art of making players question their morals, scruples, and emotions. One of their standout titles is the Frostpunk franchise, which recently dropped a sequel. But the success has been so massive that they're now gearing up to reinvent the game that started it all.

Through a press release and social media posts, 11 bit studios unveiled Frostpunk 1886—one of its upcoming projects. According to the Polish studio, it's a complete reinvention of the original game that first launched back in 2018.

The first big change is the game engine—11 bit studios is building this new version in Unreal Engine 5, leaving behind their in-house Liquid Engine.

But Frostpunk 1886 isn’t just getting a visual and audio overhaul. It’s more than a remake, with new mechanics, fresh content, and a reimagining of core elements like Purpose, Faith, and the Constitution.

Finally, the studio announced that Frostpunk 1886 is set to launch in 2027 and dropped a first teaser—check it out below.

Frostpunk is a survival, strategy, and city-building franchise that first launched in 2018, earning immediate recognition.

The game is set in an alternate version of England, devastated by an unexpected and brutal winter storm in 1886. That pivotal year in the lore is now being revisited for the reinvented version currently in development.

Because of this climate catastrophe, technological advancement stalled beyond the Industrial Revolution. A group of survivors, after wandering in search of refuge, establishes New London around a generator, armed with only the bare necessities to forge a new society.

Managing materials and human resources, alongside exploration and research, drives social development. However, relentless snowfall and the growing challenges of an expanding population push players into tough situations.

The difficulty intensifies, forcing players to make controversial, high-stakes decisions with varying costs and benefits. Some will upset the people but ensure survival. Others might boost popularity but come at a hefty price with long-term consequences.

The Ufotable anime film is set to hit Japanese theaters in July 2025, and Tanjiro Kamado might just make history!