Stranger Things 4: Here’s The Name Of The First Episode

Today has been declared Stranger Things day–it’s the date that Will Byers was first taken into the Upside Down in the first season, back in 1983–and as part of the celebrations, we now have a title for the first episode of season 4.

The front page of the episode’s script has been shared on the show’s official Instagram and Twitter, revealing the name–Chapter 1: The Hellfire Club. The episode is penned by series creators The Duffer Brothers, but we’re not yet sure who will direct the first episode back. The post contains a short caption: “We’re starting a club. Wanna join?”

What does the name mean? The term “Hellfire Club” is associated with several exclusive clubs across Britain and Ireland in the 1700s, which were generally secretive and often devoted to immoral acts. Whether or not the Stranger Things kids are aware of the connotations of this name are not yet clear, of course, but you can bet that the Duffer Brothers are.

Three blooper reels for Stranger Things were also released today, so it’s been a big day for fans of the series. Back in October we got our first tease of the next season, and more recently we found out that it’ll consist of eight episodes, which will start filming in January 2020.

Another Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Update Aims To Fix Crashing Issues

Rockstar Games has released another update for Red Dead Redemption 2‘s PC version amid ongoing complaints about the performance of the game and the launcher client.

The new game update, 1.14, includes various improvements to help fix problems that caused Red Dead Redemption 2 to crash if users had anti-virus software installed.

The Rockstar Games Launcher, meanwhile, has received an update as well. With the update applied, players should no longer experience as many crashes when booting the launcher.

GameSpot tested the new Red Dead Redemption 2 update and founded that it seemed to work. In our test, the game hasn’t crashed since applying the update. These are just the latest updates for Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC, as an earlier one was released on November 5.

Red Dead Redemption 2 PC players have also reported issues related to audio and FPS, but there is no word yet on when fixes may be delivered for these issues.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is available on PC through Rockstar’s own launcher and the Epic Games Store, while the Western will come to Steam in December.

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