Where to Find the Latest News and Updates About Games on Mulderland

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The latest news and updates about games on Mulderland are published in the Latest News section of the site's homepage. That feed is where new game additions, version bumps, installer hotfixes, and compatibility fixes appear, each with a date and usually a version number. If you want to know whether a specific port or installer has changed recently, this section is the first place to check.

What the Latest News Section Contains

Each entry in the feed follows a short, consistent pattern: a date, the game or component it concerns, and a description of what changed. Across the entries visible on the homepage, the updates fall into a few recognizable categories.

Game version updates

Entries announce when a port moves to a new version. Examples from the feed include:

  • Silent Hills P.T. updated to v1.0.3, and separately released as v1.02 with bug fixes and improvements.
  • Bloodborne PC port updated to v1.6, which added online play.
  • Dino Crisis 2 receiving a Linux and Steam Deck compatibility fix.

Installer hotfixes

Some entries concern the installer rather than the game itself. One Bloodborne entry describes an installer hotfix addressing installation issues on Steam Deck when installing to an external drive or SD card, reducing the frequency of PKG extraction failures, and notifying the user when extraction does fail. The same entry notes both ports were updated — v0.51 on Linux and v1.7.1 on Windows.

New game additions

The feed also marks first releases. Silent Hills P.T. was added with an installer supporting both Windows and Linux that auto-detects the operating system, requires the original PKG file, and supports 4K and ultrawide.

Why the Feed Is Useful Beyond Announcements

The entries often explain behavior you would otherwise have to discover by trial and error:

  • Automatic updates. The Bloodborne v1.6 entry states that if you already have the previous installer, you don't need to do anything — the authors added a self-update feature, so running Bloodborne.exe next time lets you update.
  • Online play is opt-in. The same entry notes online play is not enabled by default and requires creating an account on ShadNet.
  • Linux/Steam Deck handling. One entry notes the installer now installs the Linux version of the port when Linux or Steam Deck is detected, and another notes the installer can be run "as non-Steam game" on Linux.

How to Use It

  1. Open the Mulderland homepage and scroll to Latest News.
  2. Scan the dates to see what changed most recently.
  3. Read the entry for the game you care about to check the version number and any required action (for example, obtaining a PKG file or creating an account for online features).
  4. If an entry says the installer self-updates, you can simply run the game executable again rather than reinstalling.

Limits to Keep in Mind

The feed shows what has changed, not a full changelog for every title, and it does not list pricing or download restrictions. Treat each entry as a dated snapshot: version numbers and fixes reflect the state at that date, and older entries may be superseded by newer ones for the same game.