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Polonium Studio is currently making a horror game and they’re doing something that most devs don’t do, calling on the help of horror game fans to offer their input! The game in development right now is Death Damnation, a first-person horror where players take on the role of a graveyard worker on the first night of the job and everything goes to hell. To survive, players will have to decide how to get rid of the paranormal entities plaguing the Cemetary while at the same time trying to solve the mystery as to why this event is happening. The community will be involved in every step of development and can provide us feedback and suggestions in the Steam Discussions as well as our Discord server. Private betas for development builds will be offered to those who offer us regular feedback and can directly influence the future of the game.” Those who wish to partake can check Death Damnation out on
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Fun.com has just shared a look at two of their killer new horror products, shoes inspired by Michael Myers and the Halloween franchise. The shoes come in two styles, high tops, and low tops, both priced at $39.99. The site states, “Michael Myers sure is persistent. We’ve watched every one of the Halloween movies to date. How many times has he been “killed” in the movies? Almost too many to count! He’s been shot, blown up, hit by a truck, and trapped inside of a burning building. And Mike? Well, he just walks it off like it was nothing. He’s proof that you can never keep a good horror movie villain down. The guy has some spectacular plot armor… and quite frankly, we love it. We love it so much that we’ve captured that relentless attitude in a pair of officially licensed and exclusive high-top shoes that you can add to your wardrobe!” “These Michael Myers Halloween shoes combine the
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Capcom has announced good news for fans of Resident Evil who also have Next Generation consoles! Later this year, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil Three, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard will be getting a 4k makeover. The games will also have ray tracing, higher frame rate, and 3D audio. PS5 users will experience all three games with DualSense support for Haptic Feedback and Adaptive Triggers. Players who previously purchased Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, or Resident Evil 7 biohazard on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One are eligible for an upgrade at no additional cost through the PS4 to digital PS5 upgrade option or Xbox Smart Delivery. Don’t worry PC users, you’ll be getting an upgrade patch that will also be available at no additional cost!
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I’m selective when it comes to playing RPGs, but when I was told about ELEX II, a game that combines sci-fi futurism with a medieval twist, I had to take a look. A big thank you to THQ Nordic and Piranha Bytes for the reviewing opportunity! ELEX II is an open-world third-person game where you play as Jax, the hero from the first installment of the series who after defeating one threat to the planet of Magalan, is the first to notice a new extraterrestrial threat set on terraforming the planet. Jax now is sent on a quest from a former foe to gather an army to fight the menace while working with different warring factions. Now onto ELEX II itself. The game’s controls will take time to get used to, especially if you’re using a controller as it appears that some of the buttons perform more than one action which can get Jax into trouble. For example, the button
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Wired Productions and LKA are back after the success of The Town of Light to bring players face to face with horrors of loss and war with their new dark psychological thriller Martha is Dead. The game recently made headlines as the game will be heavily modified for PlayStation due to some of the game’s content that’s been deemed too disturbing, luckily for you gorehounds, the copy I was sent is unaffected by the modifications! I want to thank Wired and LKA for the reviewing opportunity! Martha is Dead takes place in Italy in 1944 where players take on the role of Giulia, a young woman obsessed with a local legend surrounding the lake near her family’s vineyard. While trying to set up a camera to capture the ghost of a lady in white, Giulia finds her identical twin sister Martha in the lake dead and after recovering her body and through confusion, she assumes the identity of her now-dead
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It’s been a long and bumpy road for CD Projekt Red after it released Cyberpunk 2077 a year ago to a Space X style disastrous launch (yep, I went there) that resulted in a major lawsuit ( four separate class-action lawsuits that were combined into one mega lawsuit) filed by fans and investors as the game failed to deliver on a couple of years of hype as the game at launch was described by many as incomplete and accusations were made against CDPR for knowingly releasing an incomplete game. It’s been just over a year, and several updates later, CDPR released Cyberpunk 2077 to next-gen consoles along with a major update promising to fix major issues. Did they really fix anything? Let’s see. I’ll admit, I did not play the game when it did first come out, another claim made against CDPR is that they kept many gaming journalists in the dark at launch and only gave review codes to
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Everyone’s favorite Saturday morning puppet show is headed back to primetime and is hosting an extra special sneak peek preview during Steam Next Fest, a demo for DreadXP’s survival horror game, My Friendly Neighborhood which is available to download starting today and only until February 28th! After that, it’s gone. Ya’ better not miss it; it’s to die for!!! My Friendly Neighborhood puts players into the work-boots of Gordon, a repairman tasked with shutting down the sudden broadcast of a canceled children’s TV show called The Friendly Neighborhood. Back in the day, The Friendly Neighborhood lit up TV screens and the smiling faces of children all across the world. Fans loved the show’s colorful cast of kooky puppet pals who took them on educational adventures and delighted them with fun games. But the show’s popularity waned over time, and the studio had to ultimately shut its doors. Then, one night years later, the show suddenly reappears for a surprise encore…
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Sergey Noskov, the indie developer behind In Rays of Light and 7th Sector is back with their new walking sim “survival horror” (as it’s said to be on Steam) post-apocalyptic game 35MM. I would like to thank the Developer and publisher Sometimes You for the review opportunity. 35MM takes place in Russia after a global Pandemic wiped out most the of population. The story follows two travelers who are wandering the Russian countryside making their way towards a city where our main character lives. The controls in 35MM are a bit tricky and seem to now be meant for controllers, and don’t seem to respond well at times, especially during combat. The game was also classified as an FPS/Shooter, but the combat mechanics in the game leaves a lot to be desired as you can’t aim, and enemies have a lot more health than you. There are moments you have to do button mashing but most of the time it’s
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Leonardo Interactive and Invader Studios have announced that a demo of their upcoming 3rd-person horror game Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle will be joining the lineup at this year’s Steam Next Fest. The game is the prequel to Daymare: 1998 and the demo will be free to play from February 21st to February 28th. Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle will take players to a secret research lab as Special Agent H.A.D.E.S. Dalila Reyes, who must survive the horrors that await her. Using advanced weaponry, Dalila must solve environmental puzzles, and manage inventory all the while facing dangers that can come from any direction. The game is being touted as a homage to the classic 90’s survival horror games and will have something in store for fans of the previous game and new fans alike. Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle will be released later this year for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
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Nightdive Studios and Throwback Entertainment are back with another classic game for modern players, this time a classic FPS from 1996 that takes players to pixilated Egypt where they must halt an alien invasion and help the spirit of King Ramses defeat the growing evil that’s about to be unleashed on the world! A bit shoutout to Nightdive and Throwback for the reviewing opportunity! In PowerSlave Exhumed the controls are optimized for modern controllers, luckily there’s a lull at the start of the game that can allow you to play around with the controls to get a feel of the layout. Other than that, this game is a fun callback for those of us who grew up playing FPS games like Wolfenstein and DOOM on MS-DOS. The soundtrack, sound effects, (4k) graphics of pixilated violence, it’s everything old-school gamers loved from our humble beginnings. I hope that gamers not familiar with these kinds of games will give PowerSlave Exhumed a
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Polonium Studio is currently making a horror game and they’re doing something that most devs don’t do, calling on the help of horror game fans to offer their input! The game in development right now is Death Damnation, a first-person horror where players take on the role of a graveyard worker on the first night of the job and everything goes to hell. To survive, players will have to decide how to get rid of the paranormal entities plaguing the Cemetary while at the same time trying to solve the mystery as to why this event is happening. The community will be involved in every step of development and can provide us feedback and suggestions in the Steam Discussions as well as our Discord server. Private betas for development builds will be offered to those who offer us regular feedback and can directly influence the future of the game.” Those who wish to partake can check Death Damnation out on
Continue reading →
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Fun.com has just shared a look at two of their killer new horror products, shoes inspired by Michael Myers and the Halloween franchise. The shoes come in two styles, high tops, and low tops, both priced at $39.99. The site states, “Michael Myers sure is persistent. We’ve watched every one of the Halloween movies to date. How many times has he been “killed” in the movies? Almost too many to count! He’s been shot, blown up, hit by a truck, and trapped inside of a burning building. And Mike? Well, he just walks it off like it was nothing. He’s proof that you can never keep a good horror movie villain down. The guy has some spectacular plot armor… and quite frankly, we love it. We love it so much that we’ve captured that relentless attitude in a pair of officially licensed and exclusive high-top shoes that you can add to your wardrobe!” “These Michael Myers Halloween shoes combine the
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Capcom has announced good news for fans of Resident Evil who also have Next Generation consoles! Later this year, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil Three, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard will be getting a 4k makeover. The games will also have ray tracing, higher frame rate, and 3D audio. PS5 users will experience all three games with DualSense support for Haptic Feedback and Adaptive Triggers. Players who previously purchased Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, or Resident Evil 7 biohazard on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One are eligible for an upgrade at no additional cost through the PS4 to digital PS5 upgrade option or Xbox Smart Delivery. Don’t worry PC users, you’ll be getting an upgrade patch that will also be available at no additional cost!
Continue reading →
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I’m selective when it comes to playing RPGs, but when I was told about ELEX II, a game that combines sci-fi futurism with a medieval twist, I had to take a look. A big thank you to THQ Nordic and Piranha Bytes for the reviewing opportunity! ELEX II is an open-world third-person game where you play as Jax, the hero from the first installment of the series who after defeating one threat to the planet of Magalan, is the first to notice a new extraterrestrial threat set on terraforming the planet. Jax now is sent on a quest from a former foe to gather an army to fight the menace while working with different warring factions. Now onto ELEX II itself. The game’s controls will take time to get used to, especially if you’re using a controller as it appears that some of the buttons perform more than one action which can get Jax into trouble. For example, the button
Continue reading →
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Wired Productions and LKA are back after the success of The Town of Light to bring players face to face with horrors of loss and war with their new dark psychological thriller Martha is Dead. The game recently made headlines as the game will be heavily modified for PlayStation due to some of the game’s content that’s been deemed too disturbing, luckily for you gorehounds, the copy I was sent is unaffected by the modifications! I want to thank Wired and LKA for the reviewing opportunity! Martha is Dead takes place in Italy in 1944 where players take on the role of Giulia, a young woman obsessed with a local legend surrounding the lake near her family’s vineyard. While trying to set up a camera to capture the ghost of a lady in white, Giulia finds her identical twin sister Martha in the lake dead and after recovering her body and through confusion, she assumes the identity of her now-dead
Continue reading →
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It’s been a long and bumpy road for CD Projekt Red after it released Cyberpunk 2077 a year ago to a Space X style disastrous launch (yep, I went there) that resulted in a major lawsuit ( four separate class-action lawsuits that were combined into one mega lawsuit) filed by fans and investors as the game failed to deliver on a couple of years of hype as the game at launch was described by many as incomplete and accusations were made against CDPR for knowingly releasing an incomplete game. It’s been just over a year, and several updates later, CDPR released Cyberpunk 2077 to next-gen consoles along with a major update promising to fix major issues. Did they really fix anything? Let’s see. I’ll admit, I did not play the game when it did first come out, another claim made against CDPR is that they kept many gaming journalists in the dark at launch and only gave review codes to
Continue reading →
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Everyone’s favorite Saturday morning puppet show is headed back to primetime and is hosting an extra special sneak peek preview during Steam Next Fest, a demo for DreadXP’s survival horror game, My Friendly Neighborhood which is available to download starting today and only until February 28th! After that, it’s gone. Ya’ better not miss it; it’s to die for!!! My Friendly Neighborhood puts players into the work-boots of Gordon, a repairman tasked with shutting down the sudden broadcast of a canceled children’s TV show called The Friendly Neighborhood. Back in the day, The Friendly Neighborhood lit up TV screens and the smiling faces of children all across the world. Fans loved the show’s colorful cast of kooky puppet pals who took them on educational adventures and delighted them with fun games. But the show’s popularity waned over time, and the studio had to ultimately shut its doors. Then, one night years later, the show suddenly reappears for a surprise encore…
Continue reading →
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Sergey Noskov, the indie developer behind In Rays of Light and 7th Sector is back with their new walking sim “survival horror” (as it’s said to be on Steam) post-apocalyptic game 35MM. I would like to thank the Developer and publisher Sometimes You for the review opportunity. 35MM takes place in Russia after a global Pandemic wiped out most the of population. The story follows two travelers who are wandering the Russian countryside making their way towards a city where our main character lives. The controls in 35MM are a bit tricky and seem to now be meant for controllers, and don’t seem to respond well at times, especially during combat. The game was also classified as an FPS/Shooter, but the combat mechanics in the game leaves a lot to be desired as you can’t aim, and enemies have a lot more health than you. There are moments you have to do button mashing but most of the time it’s
Continue reading →
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Leonardo Interactive and Invader Studios have announced that a demo of their upcoming 3rd-person horror game Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle will be joining the lineup at this year’s Steam Next Fest. The game is the prequel to Daymare: 1998 and the demo will be free to play from February 21st to February 28th. Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle will take players to a secret research lab as Special Agent H.A.D.E.S. Dalila Reyes, who must survive the horrors that await her. Using advanced weaponry, Dalila must solve environmental puzzles, and manage inventory all the while facing dangers that can come from any direction. The game is being touted as a homage to the classic 90’s survival horror games and will have something in store for fans of the previous game and new fans alike. Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle will be released later this year for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
Continue reading →
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Nightdive Studios and Throwback Entertainment are back with another classic game for modern players, this time a classic FPS from 1996 that takes players to pixilated Egypt where they must halt an alien invasion and help the spirit of King Ramses defeat the growing evil that’s about to be unleashed on the world! A bit shoutout to Nightdive and Throwback for the reviewing opportunity! In PowerSlave Exhumed the controls are optimized for modern controllers, luckily there’s a lull at the start of the game that can allow you to play around with the controls to get a feel of the layout. Other than that, this game is a fun callback for those of us who grew up playing FPS games like Wolfenstein and DOOM on MS-DOS. The soundtrack, sound effects, (4k) graphics of pixilated violence, it’s everything old-school gamers loved from our humble beginnings. I hope that gamers not familiar with these kinds of games will give PowerSlave Exhumed a
Continue reading →
