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 That puts another week in the bag around here, and one where we made it mostly through the week with so many video games in tow. Even if it did seem as if we had a few rough weeks in the past, we were back with Resident Evil Requiem, Silent Hill: Townfall, and a new John Wick Game to talk about to catch us all back up. That only scratches the surface of the video games we had to talk about this week, since we also had to play catch-up with Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 and 007 First Light after having so many things drop out there in the mix. Even though we had a slowdown, it feels like we are back up to speed. Read More...

Directive 8020 New pre-order bonuses for Directive 8020 are out there, along with an official release date for Directive 8020 It looks like we have a lot more fun for Directive 8020 on the way to us all if we are opting to pre-order the game on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or PC. Well, fun might not be the best word to use there, unless you are huge on modding your character's fits and looks long the way. It seems that Supermassive Games has some new things in the mix that link us right back into The Dark Pictures if we so choose to throw down the money for Directive 8020 before May 12th. Oh yeah, that is now the official release date for the game, after all the delays and pushes we have had to endure up until now. Read More...

Directive 8020 The pre-orders for Directive 8020 are ready for us to snag, after a bit of new Directive 8020 gameplay The clocks are ticking down until we get to see the next massive story that Supermassive Games is going to tell with Directive 8020. We have been waiting quite a bit of time for this one, and with May 12th set for its release date, we only have so much time until it lands on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. So much time to see some new gameplay elements that have been added in, along with the timeline to pre-order your copy of Directive 8020. Both of those are the big news here, with pre-orders open now and offering fun little digital extras for those who do. Read More...

The 18th Attic The launch is here for The 18th Attic, and we all need to grab our kittens & cameras as we head up to The 18th Attic It may seem as if we had the release dates a bit off for The 18th Attic, as the day is now here. Not that we had it down as too far off, but maybe Steelkrill Studio had a chance to drop it a bit earlier than we thought on the PC. This is why we had to make sure we had the announcement that The 18th Attic has now launched out there up on the site. We wouldn't want any of you to miss out on this horror title that will have us hunting ghosts with a camera while also petting a kitty along the way. Read More...

The 18th Attic The release date for The 18th Attic is coming, and we have a little more to look at within The 18th Attic Get your PC warmed back up and ready for some extra kitten cuddles, as the release date for The 18th Attic is almost upon us. The game will be fully ready from Steelkrill Studio on February 2nd, just in case you need a new psychological horror title to play through for the month. I'm sorry to pull the rug out on you if that intro made you think this was some kind of cozy cat petting title, but The 18th Attic does have some of that in there to go with the horror. In fact, all of that is based on the real-life cat from the developer. Read More...

Detective Become a new Detective in the virtual worlds, with the release date set down for Detective: Rainy Night This holiday season is going to get a little more rainy, and a little more mysterious, with the release date for Detective: Rainy Night. Another of the indie titles that JanduSoft is helping to bring to the various markets and to help smaller teams of developers actually get seen out there in the wild. They may not all be massive hits, but someone has to help see that we all might get to experience the next big sleeper hit that the big publishers didn't have any faith in. Such is the case for Detective: Rainy Night, which has been worked on for a while now, and we will see it land on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC on December 4th of this year. Read More...

Directive 8020 A new look at Directive 8020 is out there to give us all a better look at the visuals Directive 8020 might have when it launches out there Well, it is Halloween, which means we are getting all of the spooky game updates today, and here we go with another that will not be launching until 2026 with Directive 8020. A title that we should have been able to play by now, originally, but Supermassive Games needed more time to perfect it for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Not a terrible thing, and maybe it will give us all some fun extras in the mix to enjoy. Read More...

Directive 8020 A new little slice of Directive 8020 gameplay is here, and we can get a better feel for the non-dialog gameplay for Directive 8020 Even though we are not getting Directive 8020 for Halloween as originally planned, it does look as if we are getting something to take in for the game during the season and to keep us all going until 2026 when it is slated to hit the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Not that Supermassive Games wasn't already busy dropping out other titles for us during the season already, but that is a different topic. For now, we will have a look at the fun little tease that we have for Directive 8020, with some exclusive gameplay out there just in time to add some Sci-Fi horror into the season. Read More...

UFOPHILIA A new sci-fi horror title, UFOPHILIA, is announced and on the way to us with UFOPHILIA giving more for us to obsess over Get ready to be beamed up out there, with the announcement we have for UFOPHILIA. A new first-person horror title that places us in the role of a UFO investigator. Not just UFOs, but also all of the aliens that would be associated with them. As many as K148 Game Studio can think of and JanduSoft will be bringing to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in 2026. So, let's get our tin foil hats on and see just what horrors that UFOPHILIA might be getting ready to stick into us. Read More...

Directive 8020 Take a walk around the setting of Directive 8020 as it was all shown off during Gamescom, and see why we need to wait longer for Directive 8020 Even though Gamescom has come and gone for this year, we are still getting some new looks at things that went down during the event. Specifically, some look at things that we would only have had a chance to experience if we were on-site, with the latest for Directive 8020. We do need something to help take away the sting that Supermassive Games had to push the release out to 2026. Not only that, but also a solid look at some of the other bits that were behind the scenes for Directive 8020, and what they tried to dazzle the crowds with out there. 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...

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 What a week we just had, and there were still so many video games we have yet to get to after all of the reveals and updates. It is starting to remind me of the good old days when E3 was a thing and the major outlets did not go out of their way to help that crumble. Then more of us would have a chance to see Cronos: The New Dawn and Gears Of War: Reloaded live and in person more. Even more for Ninja Gaiden 4 and Hades II as well, but that is how the world works when it comes to our video games. Read More...

Directive 8020 More gameplay for Directive 8020 is finally here, with a look at how some of the choices in Directive 8020 will come about There have been a few tastes of how the gameplay for Directive 8020 will go down and how we are going to have to make some of those hard choices in the mix of things already. There has been no shortage of descriptions of all of that out of Supermassive Games as they keep on evolving and perfecting their titles over time. Things are ever changing, just like the creatures in Directive 8020, so it will be a wild ride on October 2nd when the game lands on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. 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 Well, the week has ended, and just as we thought, we had so many video games slide out there along with so many other announcements we have been struggling to keep up. A good problem to have in the industry, even if it does mean that we are going to have a few slow weeks now that we know Resident Evil Requiem, Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7, and Atomic Heart 2 are on the way. Not to mention the sneak announcement that a Silent Hill Remake is in the works too. Read More...

Directive 8020 New looks at Directive 8020 offer up a few of the gameplay mechanics we will need to use to make it through the events of Directive 8020 If things were not already bad enough in the mix for Directive 8020, now we get to see just why we cannot trust anyone on the ship with us. Well, more on how we are going to try and mitigate that issue that Supermassive Games is placing in the mix out there for us. This is a Sci-Fi horror, and what would it be without having a shapeshifting alien or being that is hunting us all down? Just what we have suspected in Directive 8020, beyond all of our protagonists being robots. Read More...