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THQ Nordic released a couple of new trailers for the upcoming reimagining of the game that birthed the genre of survival horror games, Alone in the Dark. The Welcome to Derceto Trailer shows players some of the elusive residents of the manor that they will encounter and may have to put their trust in. The Second Trailer showcases what perks players can look forward to if they pre-order the game’s deluxe edition. If players do, they can play the game with different horror film filters, listen to the game director’s commentary, and even change the character models of Edward and Emily to their 1992 character models! Alone in the Dark will be coming out on March 20, 2024, for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox Series X/S
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Italian game studio LKA, UK publisher Wired Productions, and Swedish film-production company Studios Extraordinaires have announced today that they are teaming up to bring LKA’s first-person psychological thriller Martha is Dead into the cinematic universe. ’Martha Is Dead’ is a narrative masterpiece, expertly weaving a spellbinding murder mystery from a young woman’s perspective in a way that’s never been done before,” says André and Andreas at Studios Extraordinaires. “We’re eager to bring this haunting tale to life, offering both fans and newcomers a cinematic tour-de-force, while staying true to the game’s soul-stirring essence.” Martha is Dead takes place in Tuscany during the Second World War where players take on the role of a young woman named Giulia, who found her twin sister, Martha, drowned in a nearby lake. Giulia is mistaken for her deceased sister and takes on the role of her as she begins to investigate what happened to her sister as paranormal events along with the reality of
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Are you craving a chilling blend of reality and the paranormal? Step into the mesmerizing world of “Confessions of the Unknown,” the groundbreaking podcast that captures the true essence of ghostly encounters. Available biweekly on creepybonfire.com and all major platforms and now brought visually to life on YouTube; the series offers a unique foray into the unknown. The podcast’s host’s smooth and eerily calm voice sets a deceptively calm stage as you gather around the virtual fire. Only for it to be shattered by the bone-chilling accounts of personal encounters. Each episode delves into intimate narratives, blurring the line between our world and the unknown. It leaves listeners questioning their reality and pondering if ghosts really exist. This immersive audio experience pulls you into each unnerving tale. It leaves a shiver down your spine as the shadows dance around you. “The sound is phenomenal,” raves a dedicated fan. “It’s like being right there in the story – every creak and
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HalloweenParanormalProductReviews
When we put on our outfits, we want to look good. But what about our feet? They need to look good too, right? Socks can be boring or don’t say enough about you. You’re not generic, or boring, FootCloths is here to help make your feet badass! I want to thank Chelsea, Cierra, and the other awesome folks at FootCloths for making this review possible and sending over some awesome socks! At FootCloths their socks come in different categories that fit your style, Occult I got to experience the Demon Crew socks (pictured in the main picture). Retro Horror I now have the perfect zombie hunter socks with the Night of the Killer Zombies! When I’m feeling a bit evil I can now wear my Evil AF Baphomet socks in the mythical creatures category. Classic Halloween has the perfect socks for you to wear either around the best time of year OR all year round as I’m not ashamed to
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OhDeer Studio and 100 GAMES are taking players on a psychological-horror ride with their first-person horror Anthology of Fear with their recent release on PlayStation consoles. I missed the game when it came out for Xbox but the devs were awesome enough to toss me a lifeline to check it out, so a big thanks to them for that! Unfortunately, I don’t think they’ll like me much after this. Anthology of Fear takes players on a journey to discover what happened to Nathan by exploring the psyche of others and seeing the world through their perspectives. Now onto the game itself! Anthology of Fear‘s controls are hard to grasp as there’s no tutorial and the mechanics seem to change on a whim. When it comes to sound, it’s OK for the most part but it needs to be adjustable as music, sound effects, etc. are all on the same volume, which at times can be overwhelming. Graphics-wise, if you’re prone
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In September 2021, I reviewed Saber Interactive’s video game adaptation of Paramount Picture’s zombie flick, World War Z. The game, World War Z: Aftermath, included new levels and characters for new and returning players to enjoy, and enjoy I did! Now Saber Interactive is back with a new DLC Valley of the Zeke and they were awesome enough to let me take a crack at it! Valley of the Zeke brings players to Arizona where a caravan of survivors is making their way to an Air Force base that will become a settlement for surviving humans. The DLC includes four new characters, and two new Zombie variants, first introducing the Jaugurnaught, a large fast-moving zombie that knocks survivors down by running into them. The other new zombie variants are zombie soldiers who may be difficult to kill as they are wearing body armor and helmets. A new weapon is also being introduced to the arsenal of zombie-killing goodness, the De50,
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Nuns, brides of Christ who have sworn a holy oath to live a peaceful life bringing comfort to those who need it… unless they’re evil like Sister Madeline from Keplerians’ Evil Nun: The Broken Mask, a survival horror where players must outwit Sister Madeline and escape with their life from her summer camp. The game was quite popular on Mobile before being ported to consoles by Feardemic. With that, let’s take a look! In Evil Nun: The Broken Mask, players take on the role of a kid who is sent to Sister Madeline’s Catholic Summer Camp, but it’s quickly obvious that something is wrong. The “Camp” is in an abandoned school that’s seen better days, and Sister Madeline is armed with a sledgehammer and prays to Baphomet. Now it’s a game of cat and mouse to escape or die trying. Controls for Evil Nun: The Broken Mask is limited but could have been mapped better for controllers. The soundtrack and
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GamingParanormalProductReviewsSci-Fi
When you think of horror, the last thing that would come to mind would be, of all things, Pinball. Zen Studios, the game developer known for their pinball video games based on classic real-world arcade pinball games and digital machines based on popular TV shows and movies, have entered a new realm, Horror! This is Pinball M, a pinball game featuring some of the more grittier titles you would see for a pinball machine. I got a chance to get my hands on Pinball M and I’ll admit, I’m slightly getting addicted to this game. Pinball has always been a guilty pleasure of mine in arcades because it’s mindless fun, but now you mix in horror elements… now you’re speaking my language! The base game has one table featuring an original story/game called Wrath of the Elder Gods: Director’s Cut, a Lovecraftian pinball experience. The DLC is what will grab your attention with four tables featuring Dead by Daylight, Chucky’s
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Back in the day when N64 was king, I played the hell out of the first two Turok games, mainly the second one Seeds of Evil, but there was one that got away from me… Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion. That game was hard to find at the time for some reason and I was finally able to get a copy of it from a garage sale… but I never played it. That’s different now thanks to Nightdive Studios, who have continued their hard work to bring old N64 games to modern consoles! This is Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion Remastered. Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion Remastered follows after the events of Turok 2, where the life forms known only as Oblivion have come back for Turok and killed him, forcing his siblings Danielle and Joseph to take up the mantle of becoming the next Turok. Regarding the controls for Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion Remastered, FPS players should be
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Broken Bird Games’ first-person psychological horror narrative Luto will be coming out sometime in 2024, but PlayStation players will be able to get the chance to experience what lies ahead in the upcoming demo. Luto‘s demo is titled “The Choice” and is a stand-alone experience designed to showcase the game’s mechanics, atmosphere, and story without revealing too much of the game’s main story. Luto takes players on a psychological horror journey through the eyes of an individual who recently lost a loved one and now is in a deep depression and anxiety, making matters worse, they now can’t leave their apartment for a mysterious reason but can enter a mysterious world. Players will have to discover secrets and decipher them to separate fact from fiction all the while facing a world full of sensory horror. Luto‘s demo will be coming to the PlayStation store on November 30th while the game itself will be released in 2024 for PC, PS5, and
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THQ Nordic released a couple of new trailers for the upcoming reimagining of the game that birthed the genre of survival horror games, Alone in the Dark. The Welcome to Derceto Trailer shows players some of the elusive residents of the manor that they will encounter and may have to put their trust in. The Second Trailer showcases what perks players can look forward to if they pre-order the game’s deluxe edition. If players do, they can play the game with different horror film filters, listen to the game director’s commentary, and even change the character models of Edward and Emily to their 1992 character models! Alone in the Dark will be coming out on March 20, 2024, for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox Series X/S
Continue reading →
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Italian game studio LKA, UK publisher Wired Productions, and Swedish film-production company Studios Extraordinaires have announced today that they are teaming up to bring LKA’s first-person psychological thriller Martha is Dead into the cinematic universe. ’Martha Is Dead’ is a narrative masterpiece, expertly weaving a spellbinding murder mystery from a young woman’s perspective in a way that’s never been done before,” says André and Andreas at Studios Extraordinaires. “We’re eager to bring this haunting tale to life, offering both fans and newcomers a cinematic tour-de-force, while staying true to the game’s soul-stirring essence.” Martha is Dead takes place in Tuscany during the Second World War where players take on the role of a young woman named Giulia, who found her twin sister, Martha, drowned in a nearby lake. Giulia is mistaken for her deceased sister and takes on the role of her as she begins to investigate what happened to her sister as paranormal events along with the reality of
Continue reading →
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Are you craving a chilling blend of reality and the paranormal? Step into the mesmerizing world of “Confessions of the Unknown,” the groundbreaking podcast that captures the true essence of ghostly encounters. Available biweekly on creepybonfire.com and all major platforms and now brought visually to life on YouTube; the series offers a unique foray into the unknown. The podcast’s host’s smooth and eerily calm voice sets a deceptively calm stage as you gather around the virtual fire. Only for it to be shattered by the bone-chilling accounts of personal encounters. Each episode delves into intimate narratives, blurring the line between our world and the unknown. It leaves listeners questioning their reality and pondering if ghosts really exist. This immersive audio experience pulls you into each unnerving tale. It leaves a shiver down your spine as the shadows dance around you. “The sound is phenomenal,” raves a dedicated fan. “It’s like being right there in the story – every creak and
Continue reading →
HalloweenParanormalProductReviews
When we put on our outfits, we want to look good. But what about our feet? They need to look good too, right? Socks can be boring or don’t say enough about you. You’re not generic, or boring, FootCloths is here to help make your feet badass! I want to thank Chelsea, Cierra, and the other awesome folks at FootCloths for making this review possible and sending over some awesome socks! At FootCloths their socks come in different categories that fit your style, Occult I got to experience the Demon Crew socks (pictured in the main picture). Retro Horror I now have the perfect zombie hunter socks with the Night of the Killer Zombies! When I’m feeling a bit evil I can now wear my Evil AF Baphomet socks in the mythical creatures category. Classic Halloween has the perfect socks for you to wear either around the best time of year OR all year round as I’m not ashamed to
Continue reading →
GamingIndieParanormalProductReviews
OhDeer Studio and 100 GAMES are taking players on a psychological-horror ride with their first-person horror Anthology of Fear with their recent release on PlayStation consoles. I missed the game when it came out for Xbox but the devs were awesome enough to toss me a lifeline to check it out, so a big thanks to them for that! Unfortunately, I don’t think they’ll like me much after this. Anthology of Fear takes players on a journey to discover what happened to Nathan by exploring the psyche of others and seeing the world through their perspectives. Now onto the game itself! Anthology of Fear‘s controls are hard to grasp as there’s no tutorial and the mechanics seem to change on a whim. When it comes to sound, it’s OK for the most part but it needs to be adjustable as music, sound effects, etc. are all on the same volume, which at times can be overwhelming. Graphics-wise, if you’re prone
Continue reading →
GamingParanormalProductReviews
In September 2021, I reviewed Saber Interactive’s video game adaptation of Paramount Picture’s zombie flick, World War Z. The game, World War Z: Aftermath, included new levels and characters for new and returning players to enjoy, and enjoy I did! Now Saber Interactive is back with a new DLC Valley of the Zeke and they were awesome enough to let me take a crack at it! Valley of the Zeke brings players to Arizona where a caravan of survivors is making their way to an Air Force base that will become a settlement for surviving humans. The DLC includes four new characters, and two new Zombie variants, first introducing the Jaugurnaught, a large fast-moving zombie that knocks survivors down by running into them. The other new zombie variants are zombie soldiers who may be difficult to kill as they are wearing body armor and helmets. A new weapon is also being introduced to the arsenal of zombie-killing goodness, the De50,
Continue reading →
GamingParanormalProductReviews
Nuns, brides of Christ who have sworn a holy oath to live a peaceful life bringing comfort to those who need it… unless they’re evil like Sister Madeline from Keplerians’ Evil Nun: The Broken Mask, a survival horror where players must outwit Sister Madeline and escape with their life from her summer camp. The game was quite popular on Mobile before being ported to consoles by Feardemic. With that, let’s take a look! In Evil Nun: The Broken Mask, players take on the role of a kid who is sent to Sister Madeline’s Catholic Summer Camp, but it’s quickly obvious that something is wrong. The “Camp” is in an abandoned school that’s seen better days, and Sister Madeline is armed with a sledgehammer and prays to Baphomet. Now it’s a game of cat and mouse to escape or die trying. Controls for Evil Nun: The Broken Mask is limited but could have been mapped better for controllers. The soundtrack and
Continue reading →
GamingParanormalProductReviewsSci-Fi
When you think of horror, the last thing that would come to mind would be, of all things, Pinball. Zen Studios, the game developer known for their pinball video games based on classic real-world arcade pinball games and digital machines based on popular TV shows and movies, have entered a new realm, Horror! This is Pinball M, a pinball game featuring some of the more grittier titles you would see for a pinball machine. I got a chance to get my hands on Pinball M and I’ll admit, I’m slightly getting addicted to this game. Pinball has always been a guilty pleasure of mine in arcades because it’s mindless fun, but now you mix in horror elements… now you’re speaking my language! The base game has one table featuring an original story/game called Wrath of the Elder Gods: Director’s Cut, a Lovecraftian pinball experience. The DLC is what will grab your attention with four tables featuring Dead by Daylight, Chucky’s
Continue reading →
GamingParanormalProductReviewsSci-Fi
Back in the day when N64 was king, I played the hell out of the first two Turok games, mainly the second one Seeds of Evil, but there was one that got away from me… Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion. That game was hard to find at the time for some reason and I was finally able to get a copy of it from a garage sale… but I never played it. That’s different now thanks to Nightdive Studios, who have continued their hard work to bring old N64 games to modern consoles! This is Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion Remastered. Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion Remastered follows after the events of Turok 2, where the life forms known only as Oblivion have come back for Turok and killed him, forcing his siblings Danielle and Joseph to take up the mantle of becoming the next Turok. Regarding the controls for Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion Remastered, FPS players should be
Continue reading →
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Broken Bird Games’ first-person psychological horror narrative Luto will be coming out sometime in 2024, but PlayStation players will be able to get the chance to experience what lies ahead in the upcoming demo. Luto‘s demo is titled “The Choice” and is a stand-alone experience designed to showcase the game’s mechanics, atmosphere, and story without revealing too much of the game’s main story. Luto takes players on a psychological horror journey through the eyes of an individual who recently lost a loved one and now is in a deep depression and anxiety, making matters worse, they now can’t leave their apartment for a mysterious reason but can enter a mysterious world. Players will have to discover secrets and decipher them to separate fact from fiction all the while facing a world full of sensory horror. Luto‘s demo will be coming to the PlayStation store on November 30th while the game itself will be released in 2024 for PC, PS5, and
Continue reading →
