"Layers of Fear" is an upcoming first-person psychedelic horror game, and on launch day, it will be available with native support for Apple Silicon Mac computers."Layers of Fear"The new version of the game is being remade in Unreal Engine 5, a game development engine created by Epic Games. It was initially released in 2016. Read more...

"Layers of Fear" is an upcoming first-person psychedelic horror game, and on launch day, it will be available with native support for Apple Silicon Mac computers."Layers of Fear"The new version of the game is being remade in Unreal Engine 5, a game development engine created by Epic Games. It was initially released in 2016. Read more...

"Layers of Fear" is an upcoming first-person psychedelic horror game, and on launch day, it will be available with native support for Apple Silicon Mac computers."Layers of Fear"The new version of the game is being remade in Unreal Engine 5, a game development engine created by Epic Games. It was initially released in 2016. Read more...

"Layers of Fear" is an upcoming first-person psychedelic horror game, and on launch day, it will be available with native support for Apple Silicon Mac computers."Layers of Fear"The new version of the game is being remade in Unreal Engine 5, a game development engine created by Epic Games. It was initially released in 2016. Read more...

"Layers of Fear" is an upcoming first-person psychedelic horror game, and on launch day, it will be available with native support for Apple Silicon Mac computers."Layers of Fear"The new version of the game is being remade in Unreal Engine 5, a game development engine created by Epic Games. It was initially released in 2016. Read more...

Macworld Let’s face it: a lot of people may have created Apple IDs for their kids for convenience while skirting Apple’s rules about the age at which an account can be created. That’s 13 in the U.S. and many countries, unless you use the option within Apple’s Family Sharing to create a Child Account. If you weren’t using Family Sharing, however, and—ahem—invented an earlier birthdate for one or more child, you can still rewind the clock and gain the advantages for age-based control within Family Sharing. For our family, that includes not just using Screen Time to limit and monitor access to all their Apple devices, but—and the kids actually like this—remotely disabling Screen Time if they are on a…