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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
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2020 has been a busy year of gaming and horror-themed games certainly were not in short supply! Going back through the games that were reviewed this year, I picked out games that stayed true to the genre of horror as well as a couple of games balanced on being considered horror or not but were still great games. So here’s the list of the top horror games reviewed, starting from the worst! The Suicide of Rachael Foster With an intriguing title that is more of a place card for what the game should really be called, “Firewatch copycat”, the game tries to scare but fails to do so with a story that needed a longer game in order to tell it fully but instead kept it short and garbled making it the worst game reviewed on Horror Fuel in 2020. Maid of Sker A visually beautiful game that has as many ups and downs as a fairground roller coaster. With
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Fans of the Dark Pictures Anthology games were treated to a post-credits trailer at the end of Little Hope for the upcoming third installment titled House of Ashes featuring Ashley Tisdal (High School Musical). The game will take players to the Middle East wherein the trailer Tisdal’s character is seen lost in a cave with only a torch lighting her way and hearing something scurrying behind her as she passes a large statue of Pazuzu that many will recognized from the “Exorcist” films. The games Man of Medan, and Little Hope draw from real-world events and tales. Man of Medan took inspiration from a tale from WWII about a ghost ship called the SS Ourang Medan that was lost near Indonesia, all crew on board died mysteriously, to date the tale of the Ourang Medan can’t be confirmed as no ship by that name ever existed and no wreck of it was ever found. Little Hope takes place in Andover,
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN, and a massive thank you to Bandai Namco for sending me a copy of Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope the sequel to the hit game, Man of Medan. This third-person horror experience is pretty much an interactive movie where the choices you make will affect the characters in the story and will determine who lives and who dies. Little Hope follows four college students and their professor who while on a field trip got stranded after their bus got into an accident while being re-routed through the ghost town of Little Hope, once there, the group soon begin to notice that the past still haunts the town… Onto the game itself! The first thing I noticed right away is the animation of Little Hope is way better than Man of Medan as there was a lot of screen tearing and slow frame rate but it’s silky smooth this time around! On the subject of graphics, the art and
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With Halloween around the corner, Bandai Namco has released the new launch trailer for their upcoming game Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope that’s set to be released October 30th in time for Halloween. The sequel to Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan follows a group of college students and their teacher who became stranded in a New England town called Little Hope after their bus crashed. In the fog enveloped town, secrets from the past lurk and set their eyes on the unsuspecting victims and the decisions and actions made by players will determine who will live and who will die. Little Hope will be coming on October 30th for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Steam. Players who own either Man of Medan and Little Hope will be happy to know that they will be compatible with next-gen consoles.
Continue reading →
GamingNewsProductTrailers
Bandai Namco is giving fans of their “Dark Anthology” series what they want, a new trailer and release date for their upcoming sequel to “Man of Medan”, Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope. Along with the new interactive trailer showcasing how choices you make have consequences, fans will have the opportunity to pre-order Little Hope and get some goodies while supplies last. Included in the special preorder is the game with the Curator’s Cut that includes new scenes and the theatrical cut, as well as the ability to play as different characters with new choices and outcomes, a 4-disk steel book, and a replica of Mary’s ragdoll. Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope will be coming October 30th in time to give you chills for Halloween! Xbox One pre-orders can be made HERE, PS4 Preorders can be made HERE. Players can also pre-order digital versions of Little Hope for Xbox One, PS4, and STEAM.
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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 →
GamingNewsProductReviews
2020 has been a busy year of gaming and horror-themed games certainly were not in short supply! Going back through the games that were reviewed this year, I picked out games that stayed true to the genre of horror as well as a couple of games balanced on being considered horror or not but were still great games. So here’s the list of the top horror games reviewed, starting from the worst! The Suicide of Rachael Foster With an intriguing title that is more of a place card for what the game should really be called, “Firewatch copycat”, the game tries to scare but fails to do so with a story that needed a longer game in order to tell it fully but instead kept it short and garbled making it the worst game reviewed on Horror Fuel in 2020. Maid of Sker A visually beautiful game that has as many ups and downs as a fairground roller coaster. With
Continue reading →
Gaming
Fans of the Dark Pictures Anthology games were treated to a post-credits trailer at the end of Little Hope for the upcoming third installment titled House of Ashes featuring Ashley Tisdal (High School Musical). The game will take players to the Middle East wherein the trailer Tisdal’s character is seen lost in a cave with only a torch lighting her way and hearing something scurrying behind her as she passes a large statue of Pazuzu that many will recognized from the “Exorcist” films. The games Man of Medan, and Little Hope draw from real-world events and tales. Man of Medan took inspiration from a tale from WWII about a ghost ship called the SS Ourang Medan that was lost near Indonesia, all crew on board died mysteriously, to date the tale of the Ourang Medan can’t be confirmed as no ship by that name ever existed and no wreck of it was ever found. Little Hope takes place in Andover,
Continue reading →
GamingNewsProductReviews
HAPPY HALLOWEEN, and a massive thank you to Bandai Namco for sending me a copy of Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope the sequel to the hit game, Man of Medan. This third-person horror experience is pretty much an interactive movie where the choices you make will affect the characters in the story and will determine who lives and who dies. Little Hope follows four college students and their professor who while on a field trip got stranded after their bus got into an accident while being re-routed through the ghost town of Little Hope, once there, the group soon begin to notice that the past still haunts the town… Onto the game itself! The first thing I noticed right away is the animation of Little Hope is way better than Man of Medan as there was a lot of screen tearing and slow frame rate but it’s silky smooth this time around! On the subject of graphics, the art and
Continue reading →
GamingHalloweenNewsProductTrailers
With Halloween around the corner, Bandai Namco has released the new launch trailer for their upcoming game Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope that’s set to be released October 30th in time for Halloween. The sequel to Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan follows a group of college students and their teacher who became stranded in a New England town called Little Hope after their bus crashed. In the fog enveloped town, secrets from the past lurk and set their eyes on the unsuspecting victims and the decisions and actions made by players will determine who will live and who will die. Little Hope will be coming on October 30th for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Steam. Players who own either Man of Medan and Little Hope will be happy to know that they will be compatible with next-gen consoles.
Continue reading →
GamingNewsProductTrailers
Bandai Namco is giving fans of their “Dark Anthology” series what they want, a new trailer and release date for their upcoming sequel to “Man of Medan”, Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope. Along with the new interactive trailer showcasing how choices you make have consequences, fans will have the opportunity to pre-order Little Hope and get some goodies while supplies last. Included in the special preorder is the game with the Curator’s Cut that includes new scenes and the theatrical cut, as well as the ability to play as different characters with new choices and outcomes, a 4-disk steel book, and a replica of Mary’s ragdoll. Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope will be coming October 30th in time to give you chills for Halloween! Xbox One pre-orders can be made HERE, PS4 Preorders can be made HERE. Players can also pre-order digital versions of Little Hope for Xbox One, PS4, and STEAM.
Continue reading →
