HZD actually has a fantastic story and a great setting. With some recent successful game movies, I can see this one actually being good. But does Sony have much of a track record here? Uncharted was bad.
Not sure about the Mac environment, but I had the black screen issue when screen mirroring through Chromecast. It's fixed by disabling hardware acceleration in the browser.
Well, if mod actions are reported to admins, they already do a review on the mod, I imagine. So in this case, this post should lead to a mod review, right? Not sure if OP had already gone through official channels. I personally haven't had to look into this topic before.
So I guess, if admins see that a mod is removing factual information to fit their agenda, that should be grounds for removal. Wikipedia has robust moderation and certainly couldn't be considered misinformation.
Removal of misinformation should require a mod discussion/panel review. Sources can be deemed to be misinformation by a mod majority vote and the list they maintain should be public.
Big shout out to Beyond All Reason. It's an RTS game that's free and open source that I've been playing with my friends for a few weeks now. Not even a fan of RTS games, but it's a lot of fun to play co-op matches against AI. https://www.beyondallreason.info/
Rotwood is a good one. Co-op Roguelite beat-em-up from the Don't Starve guys.
Lethal Company is just lots of fun, we've gotten too much time out of that dumb game. Maybe check out Content Warning if you like LC but want a change.
Outward is a fantastic old-school RPG for two people, has all the traits of a game from 2002
Palworld - haven't hopped back into this one since its launch but have been meaning to. But this type of game is definitely not underrepresented on the market.
Escape Simulator is a nice stress-free co-op escape room game, lots of official content and also has Steam Workshop so there's tons of great content.
PlateUp! if you're not worried about getting into a fight over how awful your buddy is at making food
Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos is a Zelda-like RPG that's a surprising amount of fun for how simple the game first looks.
Other bigname recs: Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, Baldur's Gate 3, Sea of Thieves, Deep Rock Galactic, Stardew Valley
Up, it has a surplus. Government 'borrows' from the pool to pay for stuff. When they say they're making cuts, what they mean is they don't intend to pay the debt.
Turtle Island, it's like world 4 or so. Hopefully it's been updated, I haven't tried again for probably 8 years