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New Killer Trailer Arrives For Friday the 13th: The Game

Back in 2015, Gun Media and game developer Illfonic announced that “Friday the 13th: The Game” had been fully funded after a successful Kickstarter campaign. At this weekend’s PEX East video game festival in Boston, the new trailer was unveiled. The brand new trailer features new locations, new counselors, and a series of incredible kills. Not only do we get to see some seriously brutal footage, the video also shows off several Jason skins and a new version of Jason created by “The Godfather of Gore”, Tom Savini. “Friday the 13th: The Game” will arrive in stores this summer. Check out the trailer below and prepare yourself to be blown away.

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Mar 12, 2017
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New Game Inspired By ‘The Thing’ Puts You In The Movie

Mondo has announced that they are currently developing a new genre board game based on John Carpenter’s classic ‘The Thing’. In the game, titled ‘Infection at Outpost 31’, players race to find out who among them is infected by the creature featured from the film. The game is the first to be created from Mondo’s new partnership with with Project Raygun, an initiative from the board game company USAopoly. The game’s art will be created by Phantom City Creative’s Justin Erickson. When we set out to create the first licensed Mondo board game the biggest question was; what film property would we go after?” Mondo Brand Director Jay Shaw said in a statement. “So many of the films we celebrate at Mondo would be an absolute blast in game form. As soon as John Carpenter’s suspense masterpiece The Thing was mentioned it very quickly became our top choice. The next step was to figure out how to actually make a

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Feb 19, 2017
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Horror Board Game Raises Over $8 Million On Kickstarter

Kickstarter has had its share of successful campaigns, but one horror board game is take that to a new level. ‘Kingdom of Death: Monster 1.5’ set a goal of $100,000, but has now raised $8,415, 136. Yes, you read that right. A board game has raised over $8 million dollars from backers and there is still four days remaining in the campaign. ‘Kingdom of Death’, an expansion of the 2012 game, is described as a “cooperative nightmare horror game experience” in which you attempt to build your settlement in a world filled with monsters. “A cooperative nightmare horror game experience. Hunt intelligent monsters and develop your settlement through a self-running campaign. Kingdom Death Monster is an massive cooperative board game about survival in a nightmare-horror world. Survivors fight for their lives against an onslaught of bizarre and fearsome creatures. They will use the fruits of these battles to build a fragile civilization in a place where humans are at the

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Space Goat Productions Announces Evil Dead 2 The Game – Coming To Kickstarter

Space Goat Play (a division of Space Goat Productions) has announced the launch of their Kickstarter campaign for their official Evil Dead 2 board game created in conjunction with Studiocanal. Space Goat is not new to Evil Dead, they also releases the Evil Dead comic series. Space Goat President Shon Bury states, “We’ve built a reputation with the Evil Dead books of really being able to please core Evil Dead fans. We’re going to do the same thing with the official board game. Evil Dead is such a great world to work in. Making a brutal survival horror game filled with jokes and exciting gameplay just came naturally. Designer Taylor Smith said. “It’s a cooperative game with a twist: Players can turn evil and go after their former allies, who then have to decide to save their Deadite friends or put them down for good and carry on with the mission. The game its self is a “…tile and miniature-based

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Jun 17, 2016
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‘Until Dawn’ The Killer Game For PS4

Sony Entertainment has a new game that creates a unique horror experience based on the player’s choices. Until Dawn, designed for the PS4, brings all of the things we love about horror together. The game combines aspects of multiple sub-genres of horror from the 70s to present day films. In the game eight teenagers are spending the night at a cabin in the woods, as hormones rage and the booze flows the teens are unaware that someone is watching. Along the way the player steps into the role of each character and makes choices that may get them killed. ‘Until Dawn’ will land on shelves on August 25th, 2015.

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Jul 31, 2015
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‘Night Terrors’ An Augmented Reality Game

Video game technology has evolved and continues to evolve in amazing ways. Fans of horror games have been waiting for a truly immersive game that allows them to become part of a games’ story. There is a new game from developer Bryan Mitchell, titled ‘Night Terrors’, referred to as “augmented reality” game, that takes “immersive” to a whole new level, by putting ghosts and creatures in your own home. ‘Night Terrors’ scans and maps out your location, then makes your screen come alive with terrifying sites and sounds Your location truly becomes the back drop for the game. Just imagine walking down your hallway when a ghost pops out or when that old painting hanging behind your sofa suddenly comes to life. You may be left with night terrors, for real. There are no gaming systems to buy, all you need is your phone and the ability to withstand the urge to sleep with the lights on. ‘Night Terrors’ is

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‘Dead Island 2’ Release Postponed

The release date for ‘Dead Island 2’ has been pushed back to 2016. Yager has made a statement that the reason for the delay is to guarantee that the game meets the expectations of fans. This statement was released by the company. “We have always set ourselves a big goal for ‘Dead Island 2’ to create the sequel that takes ‘Dead Island’ to the next level. A games that takes what our fans tell us they love about ‘Dead Island’…” It continues “…multiple different characters to play with , co-op, and turning a paradise setting into a zombie slaughter melee – and a game that adds a ton more content and combat options on top of that. We have been looking at the game long and hard, and we have decided we didn’t reach that goal we set out to achieve quite yet. This is why we have decided to delay ‘Dead Island 2’ to 2016.”

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Apr 30, 2015

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New Killer Trailer Arrives For Friday the 13th: The Game

Back in 2015, Gun Media and game developer Illfonic announced that “Friday the 13th: The Game” had been fully funded after a successful Kickstarter campaign. At this weekend’s PEX East video game festival in Boston, the new trailer was unveiled. The brand new trailer features new locations, new counselors, and a series of incredible kills. Not only do we get to see some seriously brutal footage, the video also shows off several Jason skins and a new version of Jason created by “The Godfather of Gore”, Tom Savini. “Friday the 13th: The Game” will arrive in stores this summer. Check out the trailer below and prepare yourself to be blown away.

Continue reading →
Mar 12, 2017
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New Game Inspired By ‘The Thing’ Puts You In The Movie

Mondo has announced that they are currently developing a new genre board game based on John Carpenter’s classic ‘The Thing’. In the game, titled ‘Infection at Outpost 31’, players race to find out who among them is infected by the creature featured from the film. The game is the first to be created from Mondo’s new partnership with with Project Raygun, an initiative from the board game company USAopoly. The game’s art will be created by Phantom City Creative’s Justin Erickson. When we set out to create the first licensed Mondo board game the biggest question was; what film property would we go after?” Mondo Brand Director Jay Shaw said in a statement. “So many of the films we celebrate at Mondo would be an absolute blast in game form. As soon as John Carpenter’s suspense masterpiece The Thing was mentioned it very quickly became our top choice. The next step was to figure out how to actually make a

Continue reading →
Feb 19, 2017
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Horror Board Game Raises Over $8 Million On Kickstarter

Kickstarter has had its share of successful campaigns, but one horror board game is take that to a new level. ‘Kingdom of Death: Monster 1.5’ set a goal of $100,000, but has now raised $8,415, 136. Yes, you read that right. A board game has raised over $8 million dollars from backers and there is still four days remaining in the campaign. ‘Kingdom of Death’, an expansion of the 2012 game, is described as a “cooperative nightmare horror game experience” in which you attempt to build your settlement in a world filled with monsters. “A cooperative nightmare horror game experience. Hunt intelligent monsters and develop your settlement through a self-running campaign. Kingdom Death Monster is an massive cooperative board game about survival in a nightmare-horror world. Survivors fight for their lives against an onslaught of bizarre and fearsome creatures. They will use the fruits of these battles to build a fragile civilization in a place where humans are at the

Continue reading →
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Space Goat Productions Announces Evil Dead 2 The Game – Coming To Kickstarter

Space Goat Play (a division of Space Goat Productions) has announced the launch of their Kickstarter campaign for their official Evil Dead 2 board game created in conjunction with Studiocanal. Space Goat is not new to Evil Dead, they also releases the Evil Dead comic series. Space Goat President Shon Bury states, “We’ve built a reputation with the Evil Dead books of really being able to please core Evil Dead fans. We’re going to do the same thing with the official board game. Evil Dead is such a great world to work in. Making a brutal survival horror game filled with jokes and exciting gameplay just came naturally. Designer Taylor Smith said. “It’s a cooperative game with a twist: Players can turn evil and go after their former allies, who then have to decide to save their Deadite friends or put them down for good and carry on with the mission. The game its self is a “…tile and miniature-based

Continue reading →
Jun 17, 2016
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‘Until Dawn’ The Killer Game For PS4

Sony Entertainment has a new game that creates a unique horror experience based on the player’s choices. Until Dawn, designed for the PS4, brings all of the things we love about horror together. The game combines aspects of multiple sub-genres of horror from the 70s to present day films. In the game eight teenagers are spending the night at a cabin in the woods, as hormones rage and the booze flows the teens are unaware that someone is watching. Along the way the player steps into the role of each character and makes choices that may get them killed. ‘Until Dawn’ will land on shelves on August 25th, 2015.

Continue reading →
Jul 31, 2015
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‘Night Terrors’ An Augmented Reality Game

Video game technology has evolved and continues to evolve in amazing ways. Fans of horror games have been waiting for a truly immersive game that allows them to become part of a games’ story. There is a new game from developer Bryan Mitchell, titled ‘Night Terrors’, referred to as “augmented reality” game, that takes “immersive” to a whole new level, by putting ghosts and creatures in your own home. ‘Night Terrors’ scans and maps out your location, then makes your screen come alive with terrifying sites and sounds Your location truly becomes the back drop for the game. Just imagine walking down your hallway when a ghost pops out or when that old painting hanging behind your sofa suddenly comes to life. You may be left with night terrors, for real. There are no gaming systems to buy, all you need is your phone and the ability to withstand the urge to sleep with the lights on. ‘Night Terrors’ is

Continue reading →
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‘Dead Island 2’ Release Postponed

The release date for ‘Dead Island 2’ has been pushed back to 2016. Yager has made a statement that the reason for the delay is to guarantee that the game meets the expectations of fans. This statement was released by the company. “We have always set ourselves a big goal for ‘Dead Island 2’ to create the sequel that takes ‘Dead Island’ to the next level. A games that takes what our fans tell us they love about ‘Dead Island’…” It continues “…multiple different characters to play with , co-op, and turning a paradise setting into a zombie slaughter melee – and a game that adds a ton more content and combat options on top of that. We have been looking at the game long and hard, and we have decided we didn’t reach that goal we set out to achieve quite yet. This is why we have decided to delay ‘Dead Island 2’ to 2016.”

Continue reading →
Apr 30, 2015