Earlier today, Windows 10 build 14997 leaked onto the internet, making this one of the first leaked builds we have seen in quite some time. While Microsoft’s Windows 10 Insider program is current on holiday break until early next year, we’re getting a small glimpse at what the company has up their sleeve with the Windows 10 Creator’s Update.

Windows 10 build 14997 comes with a new feature that lets you adjust blue light settings so you can see your display a bit easier during the night. You can easily adjust the color temperature or schedule the adjustment automatically at a given time. For example, you can lower the color temperature nightlight at sunset. (see screenshot below, thanks to Changewindows.org).

In this build of Windows 10, Microsoft Edge (the browser that comes built into Windows 10) now features the ability to set aside tabs for later viewing. This feature sounds promising, allowing you to see all the tabs you have added into this area grouped by when you put them there. There is also another neat little feature that lets you preview your tabs just by tapping or clicking on the expansion button. Neat feature to quickly skim through all your tabs so you can find the tab you were looking for. (see screenshot below).

Edge also comes with some new flags, such as “Allow independent rendering of HTML5 Video elements” and ” Allow background tabs to be put into low power mode” which are both welcomed additions to the browser.

Windows Defender also received a new look in this build, as you can see in the screenshot below.

Other neat features seen in this build include a new set up (or OOBE) experience which features a redesigned dark blue interface and smaller text. We recently talked about how Microsoft wants to integrate Cortana into the set up experience as well. This basically means you can use Cortana to run through the installation experience.

There is also a new share menu,  a new icon for the Get Help app, and a few other minor tweaks across the operating system.  Stay tuned for more coverage on this leaked build. Merry Christmas to all!

Microsoft (MSFT) news recap is a weekly feature highlighting the top Microsoft news stories of the past week. Sit back, grab some coffee, and enjoy the read!

Microsoft’s over-aggressive push with Windows 10 updates “clearly a lowlight for us”

The Windows 10 upgrade offer that allowed Windows 10 to grow in usage exponentially brought with it several high-profile PR nightmares. One of those was when the upgrade prompt was changed, which as some claim, tricked users into upgrading to Windows 10. Microsoft’s Chief Marketing Officer, Chris Capossela, reflects on the episodic Windows 10 upgrade boxset.

Microsoft’s Countdown sale starts today, save big on select games, apps, more

Microsoft is hosting its big Countdown sale, offering huge discounts on a variety of games and apps, from Forza Horizon 3 to Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. The sale includes both Xbox One and Xbox 360 games, as well as apps on the Windows Store.

Microsoft is giving away 1,000 Rewards points for free after a weekend service outage

At the weekend, Microsoft’s Rewards platform saw a service outage, which prevented many from earning their rewards points. As an apology, Microsoft is offering 1,000 points for free.

Microsoft Pix and Microsoft Solitaire Collection makes the New York Times’ best apps of 2016 list

2 of Microsoft’s apps have made it into New York Times’ best apps of 2016 list – both the company’s iOS-only PIX app and its multi-platform Solitaire app, have made it on to the list. For those who use the Windows Store, you’ll find no mention of it on this list.

Information on Microsoft’s $927 million support contract with the US Defense department emerges

Microsoft has secured a monster $927 million support contract with the US Department of Defense. The contract is for 5 years to provide support for both the devices, the Windows 10 upgrade and development services.

That’s it for this week – we’ll be back next week with more!

Welcome to our weekly Xbox news recap series, where we go over the top stories of the past week in the world of Xbox. Let’s get started.

Mass Effect Andromeda will not be supported by Project Scorpio

If you were looking to enjoy Mass Effect Andromeda with Project Scorpio, it looks like you’re going to be out of luck. In an interview with Stevivor, Bioware’s Michael Gamble said that the company has “absolutely no plans” for Mass Effect Andromeda on Project Scorpio. While you should still be able to play the game on Scorpio (from what we’ve heard so far, Scorpio will be able to play every Xbox One game) this most certainly means that the new Mass Effect won’t support Scorpio-specific features at launch.

New Batman game may star Damian Wayne

The newest addition to the Batman: Arkham franchise seems to be in the works. After WB Montreal canceled work on the Suicide Squad game, it seems like they’ve begun to focus all of their resources onto the newest Batman game, which seems like it will feature Damian Wayne. For those unfamiliar, Damian is Bruce Wayne’s son – and, in some continuities, Robin. It’s unclear whether the new game will just be about Robin or will have Damian become the next Batman, but either is possible.

Beam merges its users with Xbox Live

Beam, one of the few services that are competing with the game streaming service Twitch, has merged its users with Xbox Live. From now on, in order to log into Beam, you’re going to be logging in with your Microsoft account. This is to help further integrate Beam as a Windows 10 standard service, which is a process that started earlier this year with the addition of Beam to the Windows 10 Game Bar.

Xbox creates crests to go with your yearly batch of data

Like many game companies, the folks at Xbox like to give you a summary of all the data that your year was made up of. This year, to go along with your collection of achievements, a crest was made up just for you. The crest was made up as a result of the games you played this year, and serves as a reminder of all your achievements. If you’ve played any amount of Xbox over 2016, this is a pretty fun way to look over your numbers and see how you compare to your friends.

Windows store glitch discounts FIFA 2017 at $399

Anyone who’s familiar with software knows that a glitch – if it isn’t bothering you – can be a good laugh. FIFA 17’s place on the Windows store became the subject of that brand of comedy this week, as the game – usually costing $30 – was discounted $399. The glitch its place up on the top of that list of laughs, making tons of Xbox users do a double-take as they’re browsing for their Christmas gifts.

Here are the games that came out this week

• Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege Complete Edition launches today on Xbox One
• Telltale’s The Walking Dead: A New Frontier video game is now live on Xbox One
• Grab the INSIDE and LIMBO video game bundle on Xbox One today
• Need for Speed is back with a LOT of extra content on Xbox One

Thanks for joining us. To keep up to date with all the latest Xbox news, keep a close eye on our Xbox One news hub.

Christmas is a mere 24 hours away for most of us, however, will this year see a happy year of playing games online, or will we again see issues connecting to Xbox Live?

Phantom Squad, which has claimed to have attacked both Xbox Live and PlayStation Network in the past, has once again threatened to attack Xbox Live over the festive season. The attack, in the form of a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), works by overloading servers with too much traffic, causing them to reject new connections and, in some cases, crash.

Whether this attack will actually take place or the amount of damage, if any, it will cause, is yet to be seen. As with any attack, the full force isn’t felt until afterwards.

Many users of Xbox Live have taken to Reddit to discuss the threat. One redditor, Stalfosed, struggled to understand why they do this:

In response, listen_to_robots explained the reasoning for announcing such attacks:

Essentially, these attacks act as an advertisement for the attacker’s services. Attacking popular services such as Xbox Live assists in showing people interested in such services the full force that they carry behind them.

We’ll have to wait and see whether an attack actually takes place; until then, have a merry Christmas!

In addition to the free LEGO Ninjago video game, LEGO has also released a free DUPLO video game in the Windows Store for younger gamers. The game is based on the DUPLO blocks for kids aged one and a half through to five and features basic but entertaining gameplay mechanics. Here’s the official description:

All aboard! Driving the colorful LEGO® DUPLO® Train from station to station is any toddler’s dream. Your child will play the role of the train driver, load cargo, build bridges, stop at crossings, help passengers, refuel, and lay new tracks to steer the train safely around obstacles.

Copying grown-ups and their activities is important to your 2-year-old toddler’s development – and few things are as ‘grown-up’ as driving a huge steam train through the scenic countryside, full speed ahead, horns tooting. If your toddler is fascinated by trains, this simple game will provide new inspiration for hours of creative play – with or without a LEGO DUPLO train set.

Do you let your kids play Windows 10 video games? Which ones would you recommend to other parents? Let us know in the comments below.

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A new LEGO video game has just launched in the Windows Store called, LEGO Ninjago: Skybound. The game is based on the popular Ninjago toy line and animated TV series and is completely free and has zero in-app purchases. Here’s the official game description:

The evil Djinn Nadakhan is stealing parts of Ninjago Island to rebuild his realm of Djinjago in the sky. Playing as Jay you must battle him and his gang of SKY PIRATES to rescue Zane, Nya, Lloyd, Cole and Kai to take back the stolen lands and rebuild Ninjago. Outnumbered and behind enemy lines you must decide your Ninja style. Stealth or fight – the decision is yours!

Choose how you want to play. Sneak through shadows to outwit enemies with stealth or fight them in epic sword battles. Awesome side scrolling fun. Find the secret Tiger Widow venom to stop the evil Djinn Nadakhan. Collect studs to upgrade your Ninja skills. Simple one touch control mechanic.

There’s been a surprising number of free LEGO video games released in the Windows Store recently. Last week saw the release of two new LEGO racing games and the week before saw one based on DC Comics characters such as Batman. There’s also been several major titles released on the Xbox One video game console (check out our favorites here).

Are you a fan of the LEGO video games? Let us know which ones you like in the comments below.

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Seems like Microsoft is interested in drumming up some more traffic to their Windows 10 Developers blog. Just today, they posted a survey asking enthusiasts to take just a few minutes of their time to give feedback on what they’d like to see the blog post more about.

Before now, the Windows 10 Developers blog covers tutorials, updates, tool announcements, and so on that make developing with Windows platforms easier. Particularly with a heavy focus towards converting apps from other platforms to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) through most of the last year.

The survey doesn’t give us any reason to believe that the Developers blog will stray too far from its original intent. Instead, it asks enthusiasts to rate their topics of interest and share which social media users often see the blog first.

Hopefully, the feedback will assist the Windows Developer blog to tweak content for its readers and inspire more developers to become involved in the Windows 10 platform.

Interested parties can take the survey here.

If you still have money left in your wallet after browsing Steam’s big Winter Sale, EA’s Origin platform is also offering great discounts on this year’s blockbuster PC titles and more (via Polygon). We’ve highlighted some of the most interesting discounts below and we invite you to check the full list on Origin.com:

• Save 40% on Battlefield 1 ($35.99)
• Save 50% on Titanfall 2 ($29.99)
• Save 67% on Star Wars Battlefront ($9.99)
• Save 60% on Mirror’s Edge Catalyst ($15.99)
• Save 50% on FIFA 17 ($29.99)
• Save 75% on Need for Speed ($9.99)
• Save 60% on Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 – Festive Edition ($15.99)

The publisher enjoyed a strong lineup of games this year, with both Battlefield 1 and Titanfall 2 getting critical acclaim. But Origin is also offering great discounts on older classics such as Dragon Age Inquisition, the Mass Effect trilogy and more that will keep you busy during the holiday season. Sound off in the comments if you plan to purchase and play many games this weekend.

Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system achieved some significant new milestones this year. First of all, the company shipped the Windows 10 Anniversary Update in August, bringing a lot of new features to PCs, phones, Xbox consoles and HoloLens headsets. Then at Ignite 2016 in late September, Microsoft announced that Windows 10 was now running on 400 million devices, though the growth of the operating system has clearly stalled since Microsoft ended its free upgrade offer for Windows 7 and Windows 8 users in July.

While this limited time offer definitely helped Windows 10 become the second most used Windows version after Windows 7, the move also caused some PR nightmares for the company this year. Chris Capossela, Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft, acknowledged it while he was once again a special guest during this week’s Windows Weekly podcast (via Slashdot).

When asked to share some of Microsoft’s low points in 2016, the exec recalled the moment when a change to the Windows 10 upgrade prompt earlier this year led to users complaining about forced updates. Microsoft eventually delivered a patch after two weeks, but Capossela admitted that the whole episode was “very painful” for the company. Here is his full, unedited quote below (you can watch it on Twit.tv starting at 17’30):

We know we want people to be running Windows 10 from a security perspective, but finding the right balance where you’re not stepping over the line of being too aggressive is something we tried and for a lot of the year I think we got it right, but there was one particular moment in particular where, you know, the red X in the dialog box which typically means you cancel didn’t mean cancel. And within a couple of hours of that hitting the world, with the listening systems we have we knew that we had gone too far and then, of course, it takes some time to roll out the update that changes that behavior. And those two weeks were pretty painful and clearly a lowlight for us. We learned a lot from it obviously.

As a reminder, a Californian woman even sued Microsoft for $10,000 this year over a “forced” Windows 10 upgrade that made her PC unusable, and the Redmond giant lost the trial. Do you agree that Microsoft’s aggressive Windows 10 updates were one of the company’s most disappointing moves this year? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

Scrollistic is a writing studio comprising a chapter-based word processor with powerful CSS formatting for writers and book authors. The app helps writers organize their writing with built-in features for automated e-publishing.

A streamlined word processor with spell checking and simple formatting, Scrollistic is built natively for Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile. It is a lightweight UWP app that is designed for authors of both print books and ones who want to publish ebooks.

The app is designed for story planning and for writing documents with chapters. There’s an option to set your target daily word count and get alerted when reached. The app also takes automatic backups and auto-saves your project to ensure you don’t lose your work. I would’ve liked if the project file was saved on OneDrive or something so that I can work on the same book from different machines, including my phone.

One of the main differences between Scrollistic and other writing software is that it generates lightweight HTML for formatting the document. The generated HTML is easily printed and also helpful for publishers who need to format and reformat the document.

Else, if you want to generate an ebook, the app packs in a completely automated process, including automatic live Table of Contents and best practice document structure. There’s also full integration with Kindlegen using OPF3 compliant document packaging and Kindle-friendly default CSS style.

Scrollistic is available for both Windows 10 PCs and mobile devices. It’s free, and while it’s ad-supported, these are non-intrusive. You can also import you existing documents in plain text, so if you’ve already been working on a book, you can give Scrollistic a whirl with the same.

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Microsoft has announced today the release of the December 2016 edition of its evaluation and licensed Windows 10 developer virtual machines (VM). Both versions are now available to download on the Windows Dev Center for Hyper-V, Parallels Desktop, VirtualBox and VMWare.

If you want to test the free version, be aware that the included Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation version 1607 will be free to use through April 8, 2017. To use the licensed version with Windows 10 Pro version 1607, remember that you’ll need to purchase a $199 Windows 10 Pro license if you haven’t done it already.

Both versions also include the following tools:

• Visual Studio 2015 Community Update 3 (Build 14.0.25425.01)
• Windows developer SDK and tools (Build 14393)
• Microsoft Azure SDK for .NET (Build 2.9.6)
• Windows Bridge for iOS (0.2.161107)
• Windows UWP samples (November 2016 Update)
• Windows Bridge for iOS samples
• Bash on Ubuntu on Windows

Virtual machines are perfect for trying out Windows 10 and start developing UWP apps in an optimized environment. Lastly, don’t hesitate to share your feedback about these VMs on the dedicated Windows Developer Feedback UserVoice site.

There are currently two very cool custom Xbox One S consoles being given away in a contest to promote the new Xbox One video game, Gigantic.

The two custom consoles have been designed by Flaming Toast Decals with each one featuring a theme dedicated to either House Aurion or House Devaedra, teams within the Gigantic game. Each console also comes with a customized controller as well.

To enter, entrants must be over 13 years old and residents of the United States, and simply retweet the tweet embedded below. Only one entry is allowed per person and the competition will run until January 2nd.

https://twitter.com/GoGigantic/status/812013257456164866

Gigantic is currently in open beta Game Preview on both Xbox One and Windows 10. Have you had a chance to play it yet? Share your impressions of it in the comments below.

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Looking to make your Christmas Fallout 4 binge a little more festive? If you’re on Xbox One, you can get The Christmas Mod right now and enjoy a bit of holiday cheer in the wasteland. The mod doesn’t do too much for gameplay, but it does a whole lot in the way of making things more colorful and cozy for the holiday-loving gamer.

Here’s what The Christmas Mod brings in its bag of gifts:

♦ Four outfits
♦ Two types of hats: A santa hat and a red top hat (there’s 3 variants of the santa hat, see video)
♦ Tons and tons of items to the settlement crafting menu
♦ Vault-Tec gift boxes to vaults, loot in all of them ?
♦ A secret loot item, which only appears on Christmas Day, in Diamond City
♦ Yummy food items

Be sure to stop by Diamond City at some point on Christmas day to see what the secret loot item is – something tells us it’s going to be particularly festive. Also, be sure to check out TheRealElianora’s other mods if this is something you enjoyed. She also made several other mods for Fallout 4 and Skyrim.

What better way to start the new year than winning a gaming console? Xbox and Kellogg’s have announced that they have come together and you can end up taking home a brand new Xbox One S if you’re lucky enough to find a winning sticker on a Kellogg’s product.

According to Microsoft, the measure means you will have everything you need to stay happy, healthy, and entertained. The company also points out that soon thousands of specially marked Kellogg’s products around the country contain a winning sticker that can be redeemed for a brand-new Xbox One S. And, as an added bonus, can also customize your Xbox Avatar with a limited-edition item from your favorite Kellogg’s character.

The promotion is open to legal residents of the fifty United States and District of Columbia who are 13 years of age or older. According to Kellogg’s, the odds of winning are 1:28,000, and the game will end on 9/30/17, so let us know if you will be trying your luck by dropping us a comment below!

Some games are just too adorable to stop playing, and that’s precisely the situation for Hamster Universe. Brought to us by the same creators of Wire Defuser and Dumb Monsters, SneakyBox has just released Hamster Universe. According to the description:

Hamsters are idleness critters that prosper all their lives eating, sleeping and occasionally going for a run and not much else. They prosper and reach their milestones that way. One heroic hamster tired of idleness decided there is more to life and idle than just that. Instead of going through the idle games routine of an ordinary rodent, he tapped and gathered like-minded hamsters for a trip of their lifetimes to reach his milestones – gather energy riches. He took some picks and built a high-tech spaceship powered by his tapped click wheel and prepared for a journey to explore the vast riches of the outer space void. All he needs before the takeoff to the void is your click.

The game plays like a typical clicker game, keeping the hamster moving on the treadmill to generate enough energy. As time goes on, the player can unlock upgrades to build more electricity with each click, and even some without clicking. Ultimately, the goal is to explore space where a massive force of hamsters fly through the stars and generate copious amounts of electricity.

While the gameplay might seem a bit redundant, the build of bigger numbers keeps you clicking similar to other titles in the genre. Hamster Universe is free on Windows Store for PC and mobile so give it a try; you may be shocked by what you find.

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Just a few weeks ago, Lego introduced a new DC comics video game to both Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile. The Denmark-based company is now continuing its Windows 10 push and released today two additional racing themed games to the Windows Store (via Windows Central.)

The first of the games is the arcade style racing game “Speed Champions.” This game puts you behind the well of the fastest supercars on the planet and invites you to Put the pedal to the metal, speed past your opponents and complete awesome challenges to secure your place on the winner’s podium.

Second up is “LEGO Pull-Back Racers 2.0” which is an action-packed lane based challenge game. In this game, you are tasked with Gliding along the super-fast speedways in the sleek Record Breaker, and powering across the rough and rugged terrain of the dirt tracks on the Quad Bike.

You can find download links for both games below. Once you’ve downloaded the games, please do let us know what you think by dropping us a comment in the Disqus section!

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Minecraft building solutions Blockworks and the Museum of London have been collaborating on an impressive exhibit to commemorate the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London in 1666. However, while building the blocky replica, Blockworks found that they might be in over their heads.

A little bit of history lesson, the Great Fire was a tragedy that swept through the central parts of London in September 1666, moving through 13,200 houses and 87 churches with 1250°C flames, destroying the lives of approximately 80,000 citizens. All because of a bakery accident on Pudding Lane.

The idea of undertaking a project of this magnitude alone is staggering. That is why Blockworks brought in Adrian Brightmoore to help them out. Brightmoore coded a procedural generational code that could create buildings within a ruleset, creating an accurate and believable background for the highlighted center of the city which was built by hand.

Of course, in the time before the Great Fire of 1666, houses were very different than they are now. So Adrian’s code constructed homes from the bottom and up, including their overhanging second stories and even small cupboards. Eventually, the coding would build the house in the order of walls, floors, ceilings, roof, chimneys, windows, doors, and stairs. On the edge of his generated buildings, he also put some copy and paste of Blockworks original houses creating a seamless merge between what was hand crafted and what was coded.

The Museum of London has contracted Blockworks for three historical Minecraft maps regarding the Great Fire, inspiring players to experience the event hands on. In the pre-fire map, they can travel back in time and see the city structure as it was. Of course, the hotter map is during the fire where players attempt to help fight the flames and can even rebuild the city after the tragedy.

You don’t have to visit the Museum of London to play in these beautifully designed worlds in your Minecraft. Both the Pre-fire London map and the Fire London map are available for free download from the museum’s website. The Post-fire map is expected to be available in February 2017.

The Assassins’s Creed movie just opened up in theaters yesterday, but if you’re the type who does not like to visit physical movie theaters, then you can now also pre-order the movie from the Windows Store.

Microsoft is listing the pre-order price on the movie for $14.99 and notes that if you pre-order now you can add it to your library and watch it as soon as the movie is released. The movie featuring Oscar nominee Michael Fassbender and Oscar winner Marion Cotillard has a Rotten Tomatoes audience score of 74% and a Tomatometer score of 18%.  Some critics have even said that the movie is arguably better made than most video game adaptations, with others saying that it has to do for its target audience.

Do you think you will be pre-ordering the Assassin’s Creed movie from the Windows Store? As always, please do let us know what you think by dropping us a comment below!

Microsoft’s Xbox One controller is arguably one of the best game controllers on the market today: it feels great in your hands, it has an excellent battery life, and you can even customize the way it looks through the Xbox Design Lab. For power users, Microsoft is also selling the Xbox One Elite controller, which is made of more premium materials and offers much more customization options: you can choose between different joystick and D-pads, and you can even add paddles on the back to add four new buttons that you can configure with the Xbox Accessories app.

But while the versatility of the Xbox One Elite controller has been praised by hardcore gamers, Microsoft could well be working on a new type of controller that offers even more customization options. Indeed, Windows Central has discovered a new patent for a “Game controller with removable Trigger accessory” that was published on December 15. The patent explains that the removable triggers would be attached to the controller via three magnetic posts that you can see in the image below. The patent also mentions the following details:

Each of the triggers may be one of a plurality of differently configured removable trigger accessories removably affixable to the game controller. For example, carious differently configured removable trigger accessories may have different sizes, shapes, textured surfaces, materials, and/or other features that are preferred by different users or may be suited for particular gaming or other purposes.

Of course, the publication of this patent doesn’t guarantee that such a controller will ever see the light of day. However, considering that Microsoft has a brand new Xbox One console codenamed Project Scorpio in the pipeline, such a project could definitely make sense for the company next year.

Two critically acclaimed Xbox One video games, Inside and Limbo, are now available to buy in a special bundle. Here are the official, very brief, descriptions for each game and a link to the bundle in the Windows Store.

Get Playdead’s two critically acclaimed titles LIMBO and INSIDE.

INSIDE is a 2D puzzle platformer adventure game developed by Playdead. Hunted and alone, a boy finds himself drawn into the center of a dark project.

LIMBO is a 2D puzzle platformer adventure game developed by Playdead. Uncertain of his sister’s fate, a boy enters LIMBO.

Buy the Inside & Limbo Bundle on Xbox One

Have you played Inside or Limbo? Which one’s your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.

Another new Disney video game has launched on both Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile devices. This latest one is called, Disney Emoji Blitz, and as the name suggests, features a variety of famous Disney characters in super-deformed emoticon animation styles. The aim of the game is to match these emoticon-inspired Disney characters in groups of three in a sort of Tetris type of puzzle game. Here’s the official game description:

Match. Collect. Emote! Play and collect hundreds of Disney and Pixar emojis like never before in an exciting matching game! Play fast paced rounds of match-3 to earn prizes, complete missions, and discover new emojis. Collect Disney and Pixar emoji characters and items from The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Cinderella, Zootopia, The Muppets, Disney|Pixar’s Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., Finding Dory and more!

MATCH emojis to score big points and unlock new characters. COLLECT 500+ Disney and Pixar emoji characters & items. BLAST the board with expressive emoji super powers & combos. PLAY missions to boost your score and earn prizes. CHALLENGE your friends’ high scores.

Disney has been very active in releasing new games for Windows 10 devices. Some of the latest games include, Zootopia: Crime Files, Find ‘n Seek, and Finding Dory: Just Keep in Swimming. This is great to see as so many other companies were removing their Windows 10 Mobile apps in 2016. Do you have a favorite Disney game on your Windows 10 device? Let us know in the comments below.

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