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For a few years now, there’s been an absence of genuinely terrifying horror experiences, other than remakes, remasters, and sequels. Thankfully, with the release of Cronos: The New Dawn, Bloober Team has ended that unwanted streak and decided they wanted to brutally mess with everyone’s heads, and personally speaking, I’m all for it. Give me…
Fans of Forgive Me Father can finally rejoice, as Forgive Me Father 2 has now made its way onto their systems, both naturally and supernaturally, and I have had the pleasure of trying said game before its official release. Before Forgive Me Father 2 was released, I had the opportunity to try it out and…
Dying Light: The Beast is finally here, after what has felt like an age since its reveal, and for the last few weeks, I’ve been getting stuck into zombie after zombie, and cutting a path through them to find out whether Techland’s DLC-come-full release is worth the wait. After nearly thirty hours (so far), I…
Recently, I had the opportunity to review Borderlands 4, the newest installment to the Borderlands franchise in all its glory, whether it be the numerous side quests that lurk around the large open world or defeating the hordes of enemies with glorious weapons of chaos, while also seeing the dark story that Gearbox Software has…
Rebellion has done it again, as Atomfall has received a brand-new DLC under the name Atomfall: The Red Strain, in which players need to return to the Lake District within the UK once again in an attempt to figure out what perplexing situations are taking place within the quarantine zone in order to save the…
2025 has felt like something of a return to the lofty heights we once had back in the day, regarding survival horror, anyway. With titles like Dead Reset, Chronos: The New Dawn, Silent Hill f, and many more, there’s not been a better time to want games to scare you. That’s why, when Captured caught…
Dead Reset is proof that we, as an audience, need to be ready for a return to the somewhat archaic age of Full Motion Video (FMV) games, but with a modern twist, dark, brooding story, and some genuinely impressive body horror that’ll leave you wretching one moment, intrigued the next, and laughing after. If you’re…
Before its official release, I had the opportunity to try out the upcoming project P1: Anchor Light and its bizarre gameplay filled with an infinite loop, anomalies hiding in plain sight, and a memory game in which if you forget, you perish. During my time with P1: Anchor Light, I tried out as many different…
Recently, I got the opportunity to try out the roguelite horde-survivor game Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel, from the developer Games Farm, in which I was given access to different characters with the sole goal of surviving the hordes of Hel by acquiring different perks either relating to the certain character I chose or by the…
2025 is absolutely stacked for releases, arguably up there with some of the biggest and best years in gaming ever, and it’s still got a fair bit to go. That’s why it’s all too easy to miss a release here and there, especially a AA one, but I implore you, do not sleep on Hell…
