My favourite virtual co-working game has received its first content update, and the new minigame will no doubt derail my productivity for a bit

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You don’t have to use your hard-earned tickets to unlock any of these options either, which is a major plus.Some of the focus environments have been improved too, making them feel that bit more immersive so you can really lock in. For example, the secret cave area tucked behind the waterfall has been decorated, making it a more social place for you and your friends to go and work around its campfire. You can even use some conveniently placed barrels as chairs if you’ve got too many pals for the sofa. You may like On-Together is the first focus tool videogame I’ve used that understands the importance of partnered-up productivity Co-op smash hit RV There Yet? gets an ‘unplanned conte