OPEN A new battle royale, OPEN, is teased with the title getting us ready to open the Metaverse in another way out there It was only a matter of time before someone tried to bring The Readyverse to life and that just happens to be what OPEN is aiming to do. That and a whole lot more when Readyverse Studios is able to get this new battle royale title out on the PC and next-gen consoles. All while using the metaverse gaming experience and other technologies to give us a taste of that sweet dystopian future we are all waiting for. Unless OPEN turns out to be one of those experiences that will truly set the stage for gaming's future and bring us all a bit closer while heading out and trying to digitally kill each other. Read More...

Do Not Open Check out the new trailer for Do Not Open that has dropped out there for our viewing pleasure Do Not Open is a survival horror escape room title for the PS5, PC, and PC VR coming from Nox Noctis and Perp Games on November 25th. Available on Steam on November 30 with PS4 and VR versions for PC and PSVR2 in 2023.     Do Not Open — Launch Trailer Sony Interactive Entertainment Spain (SIE Spain), Gammera Nest, and Nox Noctis announce today that the first-person horror escape room Do Not Open is now available on PlayStation 5. The game will be available on Steam on November 30. Read More...

Do Not Open The digital release date for Do Not Open has pushed the game out a little bit to the physical side of Do Not Open It looks as if there is going to be a little more of a wait now for Do Not Open, at least as it comes to the digital side of the game. Those looking forward to this experience might have noticed that it is not out there on the various platforms that Nox Noctis had it all set for. That is due to the fact that the digital version of Do Not Open has now been delayed to November 25th now. The same day that the physical version of the game will be out there too. Read More...

Do Not Open The PS5 release date for Do Not Open is now set with a new update for the PSVR2 version of Do Not Open yet to come The wait is almost over for those looking to get a new horror title out there on the PS5 with Do Not Open finally sticking us all with a release date and window for the game. It needs to be mentioned that way, as Nox Noctis has given us a November 15th release date for the digital version of the game but there is an Early 2023 for the physical and PS4 version that is on the way. I am guessing that the PC version of Do Not Open will hit in November too, but the PS5 is the only solid date we have for now. Read More...

A Tale Of Paper Check out the new trailer for A Tale Of Paper: Refolded that has dropped out there for our viewing pleasure A Tale Of Paper is a puzzle platformer title for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC coming from Open House Games on October 14th, 2020. The PC and Xbox versions releases on August 19th, 2022 with the PS5 and Switch versions coming soon.     A Tale Of Paper — Refolded Xbox & PC Release Date Release Date: August 19th 2022 PC & Xbox Coming 2022 Nintendo Switch & PS5' A Tale Of Paper is a puzzle platformer that tells the story of Line, a magical character made of paper who can use origami to change its shape. Transform into a frog, a rocket, a bird, and more as Line embarks on an emotional journey to fulfill the dream of its creator. Read More...

Do Not Open Do Not Open has a new update and a little more of the horrific gameplay that we might be expecting when Do Not Open launches out there The horror titles keep on coming here with Do Not Open getting a new teaser and look at how the game has progressed since we last saw it. This would be the horror title that Quasar Dynamics showed the world last year for the PS4 and PS5 whit PSVR compatibility. See how the game looks and feels like one giant escape room, it feels like that will be fitting for the hardware and all. Even with a title like Do Not Open suggesting that we should not open the doors and try to escape the area with our family in the end. Read More...

Open Country The release date for Open Country is set in June with Open Country taking us into the wilds to survive in a virtual space One more title that seems to have gone under radars here is Open Country and all to the point that here we go with the announcement of when it is hitting the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. This would be the next title out of Funlabs and 505 Games that will take us into the wilds of the world to play out those hunter fantasies in a video game space. Maybe you have had those or maybe you have not. Read More...

A Tale Of Paper We sit down and review A Tale Of Paper. A new platformer where we take on the role of a boy of paper. Here is our review of A Tale Of Paper The indie titles keep rolling out here with A Tale Of Paper being the next one on our list for the PS4. It caught our eye not that long ago when we first saw that Open House Games was going to be able to give the game a shot with the help of the PlayStation program designed to help out smaller studios. That is not the aspect of the game we are going to go in here, though, as it is out there and we had the chance to give it a solid play playthrough here. Sit back and get ready, as here we go with our review for A Tale Of Paper so you can figure out if it will be worth your time and money. Read More...

A Tale Of Paper The release for A Tale Of Paper is almost here with the final release date for A Tale Of Paper getting set for this month It is always nice to see smaller titles like A Tale Of Paper make it toward the finish line and that is what we have here now. That is, we have a release date for the game set down that will have players on the PS4 giving this interesting looking 3D Side-Scroller a go this month. When in this month? Well if things go as planned, we will be seeing A Tale Of Paper drop out there on October 21st for all of those pining for a new platforming style of game. Read More...

A Tale Of Paper A new indie project, A Tale Of Paper, is coming to the PS4 and it looks like A Tale Of Paper will tell a story from an interesting perspective It might sound odd at first, but no, A Tale Of Paper is not a new title about the wonders of paperwork and filing. It does sound like that would be the case but what we have here from Open House Games looks to be a new platforming title to entice us all in and take a look at the world from a different point of view. At the end of the day, A Tale Of Paper will be an exploration title with what looks to be some platforming elements for the PS4. It might be much more than that if we want to dig deeper, though, as it shows off a new way that a sentient piece of paper might look at the world. Read More...

Do Not Open A new VR horror title, Do Not Open, has been announced and Do Not Open aims to take us down a dark escape room bit of fun in VR next year Horror is taking another form in VR, as we have the announcement for Do Not Open coming to the PSVR hardware next year. Yes, this is going to be an exclusive right now as this is coming from Quasar Dynamics as part of the PlayStation Talent initiative after they have aided in another fun title in the past. I am all about that and possibly getting some advancement in our games and Do Not Open looks like it could do some fun for the VR realm as well. Something that feels like it was made for horror but has been relegated to various little experiences more than anything. Read More...

Insomniac Games has announced that they are experimenting with the open development process with a new 'indie' title Slow Down Bull We've seen a bit of "open development" with other studios but it looks like Insomniac Games is giving it a go with Slow Down Bull. By open development I am talking about how some studios have been live streaming the process or conducting Google Hangouts to get gamer feedback as they move forward in the process. This is just the case for Slow Down Bull as it will consist of a team of four to five members of the Insomniac crew making this little PC title over the course of "until it is done". Not much is known for Slow Down Bull as of yet as it was just announced with nothing more than a concept of some key art but here's what we got. Read More...

It's been six years since we got the damn decent video game movie Silent Hill. Now we fans can rejoice as Silent Hill: Revelation is here. Given the down time we should expect something along the same quality correct? Well I got to check it out, so if you are on the fence about seeing it yourself, let me give you a nudge one way or another. The Story: Years after the events of Silent Hill we follow the tale of Heather and Harry Mason, or as you might remember them Sharon and Christopher Da Silva. They are on the run for reasons to be revealed in the film. Read More...

It has been a little over six years since the first Silent Hill film hit the screen and a lot of us have been clamoring for a sequel, myself included. It has been one of the best video game franchises to move over into film and at this year's San Diego Comic Con we were given a look at a bit from the sequel, Silent Hill: Revelations. You might have already noticed below that there is a video clip from what we saw, but there is another that is not included. One that is a lot creepier and features the Mannequin from the franchise. Read More...

There have been more open world, sandbox style adventures in recent memory than ever before. Non-linear gameplay is fully embraced and every videogame genre has felt its influence at one point or another. The ability to turn off, or flat out ignore mission objectives is a must in today's titles and the unlimited access to a living, breathing game world is embraced without reservation. How often, however, have we allowed that freedom to take the place of a well crafted and well explored story? Grand Theft Auto is usually quoted as a landmark franchise for the ability to blend an open and emergent gameplay with a dedicated and evolving storyline. Read More...