Dying Light A new look at the ray tracing Dying Light: The Beast will have is out of Gamescom, and we see how this will further light up the world of Dying Light Just when you thought we would get more to see for Dying Light: The Beast ahead of the September 19th release out there, we get another small look at the visuals of the game. Not exactly what I would have thought we would see out of Gamescom for this, but maybe Techland is saving more surprises for when the game launches. We do not know. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week This was one of those weeks that we knew was going to be big for video games with Gamescom taking place, and it did not disappoint. We had a whole lot of new titles announced, like Halloween and Black Myth: Zhong Kui. We also had some updates to other games like Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7, Silent Hill f, and Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2 as well. Video games that run the whole genre list out there, and there are still so many more things we have yet to get to this week. Read More...

Directive 8020 New gameplay for Directive 8020 is here from Gamescom, while we have a slight delay for Directive 8020 now I do hope that you did not have your heart set on getting to experience Directive 8020 this coming October, as it looks like there is now a bit of a delay for the game. One that is going to push it into 2026 for an unnamed release date now. That is part of the news that crawled out of Gamescom 2025 and was a little overshadowed by other things. Maybe a good call for Supermassive Games to do that, but worth noting for those who were looking for more horror on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Read More...

Indiana Jones The next chapter for Indiana Jones is launching out there with Indiana Jones And The Great Circle — The Order Of Giants Gear up for another adventure coming our way for Indiana Jones And The Great Circle. The DLC, The Order Of Giants, is almost launched out there as we get closer to September 4th. Given that Gamescom is usually a good time to announce all of these things, Machine Games was ready to drop a few bombs on us for the game. First, a new video of what we can expect in the story as Indiana Jones uncovers more of the world. Read More...

Black Myth Fans of Black Myth will be excited to know, we are getting a sequel in the terms of Black Myth: Zhong Kui Talk about a way to shock crowds during the opening of Gamescom this year, by announcing that we are getting Black Myth: Zhong Kui. The next title in the line that won so many awards after Game Science brought it to the world last year. That title being Black Myth: Wukong, if you somehow missed that. It looks as if all of the awards, clout, and praise gamers have given that game made it so a new title could be greenlit. Read More...

Fallout A new teaser for season two of Fallout is here from Gamescom, and we get to see more of the Fallout lore spread out there It feels like it has been an insanely long time since we had the last episode for Fallout, and we had a tease on where the next season would be going. It was a wild ride, and we knew New Vegas was going to be showing up. Now, right out of Gamescom 2025, we have a solid little teaser that is offering up what is about to go down. Not only that, but we get slight looks at the new places in Fallout the characters will be going, other faces they will see, more monsters to shoot, and a release date for when we will be able to start watching the show again. Read More...

Halloween The horror titles keep going into classic IPs, with Halloween getting a new video game for us all to play to keep the Halloween fun going We have seen a few titles come out in the asymmetric stealth genre for a while now, and it looks as if the classic Halloween is on the way to us in 2026 now. All from the same team that has brought us so many other titles like this, IllFonic and with Gun Interactive helping along the way. All so we can put on our Michael Myers masks and head out to cause all levels of terror. Read More...

Styx See Styx in action again, with the first bit of gameplay for the upcoming Styx: Blades Of Greed out of Gamescom One always has to love when new gameplay sneaks its way out to us, and who better to do that than a master of stealth with Styx: Blades Of Greed. The third main title in the line that Cyanide Studios is working on, and now we have a small taste of what might be changed up when Nacon brings the title to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC this coming Fall. Not a whole lot of time between now and then, and there are still a bunch of questions still out there for this new Styx. So, let us shed some light on just how the game is going to flow, and then maybe see if we can see some of the newer gameplay options or mechanics that we are going to have in the mix. Read More...

Silent Hill The English voice actors for Silent Hill f are on display, along with a bit more of the story in this Silent Hill title Talk about cutting it down to the wire here for Silent Hill f, as many have been waiting to hear the English voice cast for the game. Not only the voices, but also to get some of the story for those who are not fluent in Japanese already. NeoBards Entertainment is making a Japanese horror game, so it makes sense that it would be mostly performed in the language to start. Konami, though, does like to sell their titles to as many markets as possible, and many Westerners don't speak more than one language. Read More...

Cronos Just a bit before the launch of Cronos: The New Dawn, we have a new taste of what Cronos: The New Dawn is going to offer up Just as we get closer to the launch of Cronos: The New Dawn, we are getting a new look at the new breed of horror on the way to us all. September 5th is not too far off for us to see if Bloober Team is going to make another massive hit on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. It does feel like they have a good record in all of this. Which is why it is fun to see that Gamescom is offering up a new and cinematic look at Cronos: The New Dawn and why we should give it a chance. Read More...

Toxic Commando Fresh, new gameplay for John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando is out here from Gamescom, and showing how we will team up in Toxic Commando Get ready to face off with some massive enemies out there with some new gameplay for John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando. Not to be mistaken with the other titles on the way with "Toxic" in the name, but this one is the title that Saber Interactive and Focus Entertainment is working on. Now, fresh out of Gamescom 2025, we have some new gameplay to look at to see how these Toxic Commando fighters will be teaming up to face off against all of the massive things we just mentioned. As long as you are still looking to get some of that '80s horror in your 2026 on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Read More...

Bloodlines 2 The final release date for Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2 is finally set, with Bloodlines 2 launching very soon By the gods… I, and many others, thought this day would never come, but here we are with the official release date for Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2. Yes, it is finally releasing, and this release date update is not to tell us that The Chinese Room is going to need more time. In fact, in just about two months from Gamescom, we will be able to head into the World Of Darkness with the game. Read More...

Black Ops 7 New gameplay for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 is out from Gamescom, with us seeing some returning things for Black Ops 7 I do not think it would be a Gamescom if we did not have some big news for the next Call Of Duty title right out the gate, and here we go for the upcoming Black Ops 7. The next big title that Treyarch has been working on since we had the announcement a little while back. Now that we are getting closer to the beta dates and the official release date for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7, it only makes sense that we have some gameplay. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week We have finally clawed our way to the end of the week and can now kick back and take in all of those video games we have been holding out for. If you want a break from things, at least, which I know we need after all the fun of SDCC 2025 that we had. There was the follow-up and opening of Universal Horror Unleashed, which we had a chance to check out and review. So, it feels like we have earned some time with our video games out there. Read More...

SDCC We have all made it back from SDCC 2025, recovered from all of the insanity out there, and are back to recap everything that went down at SDCC SDCC 2025 has come and gone, with the crew on the ground checking out the convention, a panel or two, and so many different off-site events. Now that they have had a chance to recoup and reflect on everything that was out there, here we go with a full recap. Some of the highs, some of the lows, and many criticisms where things can be improved. Along with so many bits of praise out there where it is all deserved. Read More...