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‘A Quiet Place’ Video Game Is In Development

‘A Quiet Place’ Video Game Is In Development

Saber Interactive, iLLOGIKA Studios, and EP1T0ME Studios have announced that they are banding together to bring the cinematic universe of “A Quiet Place” to life in the upcoming survival horror game A Quiet Place. More news will come in time but overall information about the game is that it’s a single-player, story-driven horror adventure set in the Paramount Film’s universe with an original story full of suspense, emotion, and drama that the films brought to fans who can now personally experience the horrors of that quiet world full of ravenous creatures themselves! The game is projected for a 2022 release. The “A Quiet Place” films follow a family of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world torn apart by alien creatures that are blind but have a super-sensitive sense of hearing where the slightest sound draws them in for the kill. Both films were directed by John Krasinski starring Emily Blunt.

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Nov 22, 2021
The Real ‘Curse Of Akkad’

The Real ‘Curse Of Akkad’

In the recently released horror game The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes, like the previous titles in the series, the basis of the game’s plot comes from historical events, in Man of Medan it was the urban legend during WWII of a ghost ship, in Little Hope, it was the Salem Witch Trials, and now in House of Ashes it’s the Curse of Akkad. At the start of the story, we see the Akkadians sacrificing Gutian soldiers with Naram-Sin of Akkad watching over before the curse takes shape in a supernatural way dooming Naram-Sin and the Akkadians. Historically there was mentioned a curse that befell the ancient ruler and his people, but what was it really? Let’s get right to it! Naram-Sin of Akkad was a real ruler, the fourth out of seven rulers of the Akkadian Empire that is now modern Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Turkey. It was said that he and the empire fell out of favor

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Nov 22, 2021
Game Review: ‘The Dark Pictures Anthology: House Of Ashes’

Game Review: ‘The Dark Pictures Anthology: House Of Ashes’

A big thank you to BANDAI NAMCO for making this review possible and to help get the spooks flowing during the Halloween season with their third edition to their critically acclaimed The Dark Pictures Anthology series titled House of Ashes starring Ashley Tisdale. Like the previous titles, House of Ashes takes players to a remote part of the world where terror awaits and decisions are made with consequences and affect the outcome of the game’s main story. This time players are not adrift on a ghost ship in the Pacific or a fog enveloped ghost town in New England but trapped underground in a crumbling Assyrian temple in Iraq during the latter half of the Iraq War in 2003 where ancient horrors await. Returning fans of the game will be glad to know that the controls for the game are the same as the previous two games. The usual mechanics of the game is still there and thankfully have not

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
‘Happy’s Humble Burger Farm’ Serves Up Horror In December

‘Happy’s Humble Burger Farm’ Serves Up Horror In December

Scythe and Tiny Build wants to make the horrors of working in fast food more terrifying in their upcoming first-person horror Happy’s Humble Burger Farm where players will work their shift in a food cooking simulator that combines horror elements as they must keep the customers happy or else face the wrath of the restaurant’s mascot Happy. Along with working your shift, players will encounter paranormal events that can affect their minds, as well as their work performance. Along with working their shift, players can explore the city that the restaurant is in to unlock the secrets about the not-so-happy food chain, as well as the player’s own mysterious story by collecting items found in the environment. Happy’s Humble Burger Farm will be serving up the horror on December 3rd for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, with Nintendo Switch joining in the scares in 2022.

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Nov 22, 2021
‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ Out Now On PS5 & XBSX

‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ Out Now On PS5 & XBSX

Focus Home Entertainment and Asobo Studio have announced that their award-winning horror game centered around the Black Death, A Plague Tale: Innocence is out now physically for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S! The newly enhanced version of the game is optimized for next-gen consoles with 4k UHD graphics, better sound, faster loading times, and more! Exclusive box art copies of the game are available at the Focus Home Store, also exclusively on the store are collector’s pins featuring a Rat, Lord Nicholas’s mask, The De Rune family crest, and the columbine flower that symbolizes sadness and troubles of the soul. A Plague Tale: Innocence follows Amica De Rune and her brother Hugo as they try to escape the inquisition during the black death where hoards of supernatural rats run rampant devouring everything in their path. The siblings must solve puzzles, use stealth, and rely on each other to survive and uncover why the inquisition wants Hugo.

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Nov 22, 2021
What Would Scenes From A 21st Century Bingo Horror Movie Look Like?

What Would Scenes From A 21st Century Bingo Horror Movie Look Like?

Bingo and horror movies go together like peanut butter and jelly. When the horror genre has Christmas films that involve dabbers and wheels filled with balls, from Psycho to The Candyman and Dracula, you know there’s a crossover! However, the majority of them are quite dated now, and they highlight the retro nature of bingo. The game has moved on a lot since the 1980s and 90s, yet there aren’t many movies or TV series that represent the genre. Of course, that doesn’t stop motion picture buffs wondering what a 21st-century bingo horror flick would look like today. Some people would say it’s your ghastly duty. Scene One: A Rowdy Bingo Party Hear us out – a modern bingo horror scene would be a killer’s dream. The game has evolved so much in the last couple of decades that it provides the ideal cover for people with bad intentions. Think about traditional halls and function rooms, and consider how quiet

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
Game Review: ‘Crysis Remastered Trilogy’

Game Review: ‘Crysis Remastered Trilogy’

When it comes to first-person shooters, you have over-the-top games and ones that fly under the radar (for good reasons) and then you have some that capture the old-school FPS feel that’s slowly going away in the industry, “Crysis” is the latter and in its own right has become a cult classic for keeping true to what FPS games are and thankfully with the market getting flooded with many FPS single-player games starting to focus more on online battle royal style gaming that’s coming out this year thankfully Crytek and Saber Interactive have brought “Crysis” back, not just the first game but the entire trilogy! A big thank you to Crytek and Saber Interactive for the opportunity to check out the Crysis Remastered Trilogy that brings all three games back and in HD. for those not familiar with the game series, Crysis centers around the player playing as a soldier wearing a Nanosuit that allows them to cloak, build impenetrable

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
New ‘Resident Evil’ Trailer Takes Us Back To The Beginning

New ‘Resident Evil’ Trailer Takes Us Back To The Beginning

The highly anticipated trailer has finally arrived for Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. The movie is taking us back to the beginning to discover the origin of evil, the source of evil ravaging through the small Midwestern town of Raccoon City. Written and directed by Johannes Roberts (47 Meters Down, Strangers: Prey at Night), the action-packed movie stars Kaya Scodelario, Hannah John-Kamen, Robbie Amell, Tom Hopper, Avan Jogia, Donal Logue, and Neal McDonough. Inspired by the acclaimed video game, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City will premiere exclusively in theaters on November 24, 2021, from Sony Pictures.

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Nov 21, 2021
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If ‘FallOut’ And ‘Metro’ Had A Baby: Game Review Of ‘Chernobylite’

The Farm 51 and All in! Games were awesome enough to allow me the chance to explore the decaying ruins of Pripyat and the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in Chernobylite, an FPS survival game that takes players to the most radiated zone in the world. In Chernobylite players take on the role of Igor, a Ukrainian physicist, who worked at Chernobyl doing research involving interdimensional travel along with his fiancé who went missing during the meltdown of the power plant. After the disaster, a new element was made that Igor is studying called Chernobylite that also has attracted the attention of the NAR who have taken over the wasteland. Along with the human threat, there are now also mysterious creatures that thanks to the Chernobylite, have traverse dimensions and now stalk the wasteland. Now onto the game itself! Once you get the game starting players will have to adjust the sensitivity as I noticed at the start I turn too slow,

Continue reading →
Sep 28, 2021
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Game Review: ‘World War Z: Aftermath’

It’s no secret, people like to kill zombies, but how would they fair staring down a massive hoard of them barreling towards them like a tsunami of bloody flesh and nightmare fuel? Well, now you can in World War Z: Aftermath. A big thanks to Saber Interactive for the opportunity to try out this game! The game takes place in the same universe as Paramount Picture’s film World War Z where players team up to survive the massive hoard of zombies. It should be noted that World War Z: Aftermath is an addition to the main game and not a standalone story. Aftermath features new characters and two new levels, Rome and Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula. The biggest addition to the game is the option to have the game in First-Person, which added a whole new dynamic to the intensity of the game. I have not played the game before now and after a few hours going solo with AI teammates;

Continue reading →
Sep 21, 2021

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‘A Quiet Place’ Video Game Is In Development

‘A Quiet Place’ Video Game Is In Development

Saber Interactive, iLLOGIKA Studios, and EP1T0ME Studios have announced that they are banding together to bring the cinematic universe of “A Quiet Place” to life in the upcoming survival horror game A Quiet Place. More news will come in time but overall information about the game is that it’s a single-player, story-driven horror adventure set in the Paramount Film’s universe with an original story full of suspense, emotion, and drama that the films brought to fans who can now personally experience the horrors of that quiet world full of ravenous creatures themselves! The game is projected for a 2022 release. The “A Quiet Place” films follow a family of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world torn apart by alien creatures that are blind but have a super-sensitive sense of hearing where the slightest sound draws them in for the kill. Both films were directed by John Krasinski starring Emily Blunt.

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
The Real ‘Curse Of Akkad’

The Real ‘Curse Of Akkad’

In the recently released horror game The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes, like the previous titles in the series, the basis of the game’s plot comes from historical events, in Man of Medan it was the urban legend during WWII of a ghost ship, in Little Hope, it was the Salem Witch Trials, and now in House of Ashes it’s the Curse of Akkad. At the start of the story, we see the Akkadians sacrificing Gutian soldiers with Naram-Sin of Akkad watching over before the curse takes shape in a supernatural way dooming Naram-Sin and the Akkadians. Historically there was mentioned a curse that befell the ancient ruler and his people, but what was it really? Let’s get right to it! Naram-Sin of Akkad was a real ruler, the fourth out of seven rulers of the Akkadian Empire that is now modern Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Turkey. It was said that he and the empire fell out of favor

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
Game Review: ‘The Dark Pictures Anthology: House Of Ashes’

Game Review: ‘The Dark Pictures Anthology: House Of Ashes’

A big thank you to BANDAI NAMCO for making this review possible and to help get the spooks flowing during the Halloween season with their third edition to their critically acclaimed The Dark Pictures Anthology series titled House of Ashes starring Ashley Tisdale. Like the previous titles, House of Ashes takes players to a remote part of the world where terror awaits and decisions are made with consequences and affect the outcome of the game’s main story. This time players are not adrift on a ghost ship in the Pacific or a fog enveloped ghost town in New England but trapped underground in a crumbling Assyrian temple in Iraq during the latter half of the Iraq War in 2003 where ancient horrors await. Returning fans of the game will be glad to know that the controls for the game are the same as the previous two games. The usual mechanics of the game is still there and thankfully have not

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
‘Happy’s Humble Burger Farm’ Serves Up Horror In December

‘Happy’s Humble Burger Farm’ Serves Up Horror In December

Scythe and Tiny Build wants to make the horrors of working in fast food more terrifying in their upcoming first-person horror Happy’s Humble Burger Farm where players will work their shift in a food cooking simulator that combines horror elements as they must keep the customers happy or else face the wrath of the restaurant’s mascot Happy. Along with working your shift, players will encounter paranormal events that can affect their minds, as well as their work performance. Along with working their shift, players can explore the city that the restaurant is in to unlock the secrets about the not-so-happy food chain, as well as the player’s own mysterious story by collecting items found in the environment. Happy’s Humble Burger Farm will be serving up the horror on December 3rd for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, with Nintendo Switch joining in the scares in 2022.

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ Out Now On PS5 & XBSX

‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ Out Now On PS5 & XBSX

Focus Home Entertainment and Asobo Studio have announced that their award-winning horror game centered around the Black Death, A Plague Tale: Innocence is out now physically for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S! The newly enhanced version of the game is optimized for next-gen consoles with 4k UHD graphics, better sound, faster loading times, and more! Exclusive box art copies of the game are available at the Focus Home Store, also exclusively on the store are collector’s pins featuring a Rat, Lord Nicholas’s mask, The De Rune family crest, and the columbine flower that symbolizes sadness and troubles of the soul. A Plague Tale: Innocence follows Amica De Rune and her brother Hugo as they try to escape the inquisition during the black death where hoards of supernatural rats run rampant devouring everything in their path. The siblings must solve puzzles, use stealth, and rely on each other to survive and uncover why the inquisition wants Hugo.

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
What Would Scenes From A 21st Century Bingo Horror Movie Look Like?

What Would Scenes From A 21st Century Bingo Horror Movie Look Like?

Bingo and horror movies go together like peanut butter and jelly. When the horror genre has Christmas films that involve dabbers and wheels filled with balls, from Psycho to The Candyman and Dracula, you know there’s a crossover! However, the majority of them are quite dated now, and they highlight the retro nature of bingo. The game has moved on a lot since the 1980s and 90s, yet there aren’t many movies or TV series that represent the genre. Of course, that doesn’t stop motion picture buffs wondering what a 21st-century bingo horror flick would look like today. Some people would say it’s your ghastly duty. Scene One: A Rowdy Bingo Party Hear us out – a modern bingo horror scene would be a killer’s dream. The game has evolved so much in the last couple of decades that it provides the ideal cover for people with bad intentions. Think about traditional halls and function rooms, and consider how quiet

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
Game Review: ‘Crysis Remastered Trilogy’

Game Review: ‘Crysis Remastered Trilogy’

When it comes to first-person shooters, you have over-the-top games and ones that fly under the radar (for good reasons) and then you have some that capture the old-school FPS feel that’s slowly going away in the industry, “Crysis” is the latter and in its own right has become a cult classic for keeping true to what FPS games are and thankfully with the market getting flooded with many FPS single-player games starting to focus more on online battle royal style gaming that’s coming out this year thankfully Crytek and Saber Interactive have brought “Crysis” back, not just the first game but the entire trilogy! A big thank you to Crytek and Saber Interactive for the opportunity to check out the Crysis Remastered Trilogy that brings all three games back and in HD. for those not familiar with the game series, Crysis centers around the player playing as a soldier wearing a Nanosuit that allows them to cloak, build impenetrable

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2021
New ‘Resident Evil’ Trailer Takes Us Back To The Beginning

New ‘Resident Evil’ Trailer Takes Us Back To The Beginning

The highly anticipated trailer has finally arrived for Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. The movie is taking us back to the beginning to discover the origin of evil, the source of evil ravaging through the small Midwestern town of Raccoon City. Written and directed by Johannes Roberts (47 Meters Down, Strangers: Prey at Night), the action-packed movie stars Kaya Scodelario, Hannah John-Kamen, Robbie Amell, Tom Hopper, Avan Jogia, Donal Logue, and Neal McDonough. Inspired by the acclaimed video game, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City will premiere exclusively in theaters on November 24, 2021, from Sony Pictures.

Continue reading →
Nov 21, 2021
Horror Fuel

If ‘FallOut’ And ‘Metro’ Had A Baby: Game Review Of ‘Chernobylite’

The Farm 51 and All in! Games were awesome enough to allow me the chance to explore the decaying ruins of Pripyat and the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in Chernobylite, an FPS survival game that takes players to the most radiated zone in the world. In Chernobylite players take on the role of Igor, a Ukrainian physicist, who worked at Chernobyl doing research involving interdimensional travel along with his fiancé who went missing during the meltdown of the power plant. After the disaster, a new element was made that Igor is studying called Chernobylite that also has attracted the attention of the NAR who have taken over the wasteland. Along with the human threat, there are now also mysterious creatures that thanks to the Chernobylite, have traverse dimensions and now stalk the wasteland. Now onto the game itself! Once you get the game starting players will have to adjust the sensitivity as I noticed at the start I turn too slow,

Continue reading →
Sep 28, 2021
Horror Fuel

Game Review: ‘World War Z: Aftermath’

It’s no secret, people like to kill zombies, but how would they fair staring down a massive hoard of them barreling towards them like a tsunami of bloody flesh and nightmare fuel? Well, now you can in World War Z: Aftermath. A big thanks to Saber Interactive for the opportunity to try out this game! The game takes place in the same universe as Paramount Picture’s film World War Z where players team up to survive the massive hoard of zombies. It should be noted that World War Z: Aftermath is an addition to the main game and not a standalone story. Aftermath features new characters and two new levels, Rome and Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula. The biggest addition to the game is the option to have the game in First-Person, which added a whole new dynamic to the intensity of the game. I have not played the game before now and after a few hours going solo with AI teammates;

Continue reading →
Sep 21, 2021