Atomic Heart The final DLC for Atomic Heart is here, and we can see how the story of Atomic Heart is going to wrap before the sequel The time has come, and the story of Atomic Heart is coming to an end on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. It feels as if we have said that before, but I am sure that was just to announce that Mundfish was bringing us all the final DLC for the game. Now, the launch of this DLC is here, and we get to see how it is all going to play out. Even if we have an Atomic Heart 2 to look forward to in the future. Read More...

Necrophosis The console release of Necrophosis is set for us, with the Necrophosis: Full Consciousness edition release date in May The PC gamers have had all their time to wander about the Lovecraftian mythology, and soon the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S gamers will have their shot with the release of Necrophosis: Full Consciousness. A full collection and console version of the game that Dragonis Games and PQube have put together. Not only to give us the core game on the consoles, but to bring the fullest Necrophosis experience there. Read More...

Prove You’re Human A new title, Prove You’re Human, from an award-winning team is on the way with the core of it is to Prove You’re Human It looks like the teams that have brought us all a lot of great indie titles in the past are now working on another called Prove You’re Human. A new title that will walk us through some of the fun of the AI world we are seeing, while also aiming to do what the title states. Given that this is Sunset Visitor and Black Tabby Games, this could be another to add to their growing list of titles we all come to love on the PC. Even if the premise of Prove You’re Human might be a little much for a few out there. 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 Just like that, we are done with yet another full week in the world of video games out there. One that had us all over the place, from massive titles to the smallest of indie titles. That is not a complaint, but just fun to see that we do not always need to have titles like 007 First Light or Silent Hill dominating the screens. We can also have video games like Koshmar: The Last Reverie and Mouse: P. Read More...

Zoochosis A new animal is out there in Zoochosis, with the camel adding in more for us to fear as we work the darkness in Zoochosis The number of animals we need to take care of in Zoochosis just keeps on expanding, as now we have a camel to add into the mix of things. By take care of, I mean it in both ways that Clapperheads has been pushing at us since the game first hit the PC, then the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Yes, that is a little dark, but that is the kind of game that Zoochosis, as these fun animals do turn into nightmare creatures if things get all wonky out there. With this new update that we have, we are heading into some new desert lands to help out the camels. Read More...

Occultist The launch for The Occultist is almost here, and we have a bit of a cinematic to show why we need to join The Occultist Things are starting to get spooky out there at the Godstone, and that is why The Occultist is launching on the case. Well, more that he will be on the case on April 8th when the game officially launches on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. That does not stop DALOAR and Daedalic Entertainment from putting together a nice little launch trailer for us to see beforehand. It is quite a bit beforehand, but still something to get us excited for The Occultist. Read More...

Nightholme Have a look at Nightholme, a new multiplayer horror hunt game, and see just how Nightholme sessions will play Get ready to be one of the things that goes bump in the night in Nightholme, as we have a little bit of gameplay to take in to see just where the game is in development. Not to mention, a solid look at just what the game is going to be for those who aren't fully up on the works of Studio Ellipsis. The short version is that Nightholme is a new multiplayer horror hunt title coming to the PC, but that is the true basics. If that gets your engines going and you need more now, well, that's just what we have with over 9 minutes of gameplay to look at. 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 did it! We made it to the end of another week, and most of a month, when it comes to life and all of the video games coming out. We all need to claim that achievement or trophy out there. Even if the news of Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish being a thing, or the multiplayer showcase for Halloween the video game was not a thing to claim in the first case. I mean, we even got out two reviews this week for Order 13 and I Hate This Place, so it was a wild week. Read More...

Dispatch The full version of Dispatch is now on the way to the Xbox systems to bring more into the fold with the fun of Dispatch Talk about a weird release cycle that AdHoc Studio has had for Dispatch up to now. Back in October, it kicked things off on the PS5 and PC, and came to an end in November. Then in January, the game made its jump over to the Switch and Switch 2. Thankfully, that was in one full bundle and not the weekly releases. Read More...

Hunter Become a new Hunter in the night with the reveal of Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish, bringing the World of Darkness We are going to get to take up the hunt once more in the World of Darkness, as we have the reveal of Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish. A new title coming to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in the Summer of 2027. Not to mention, it is also coming from Teyon and Nacon, a duo that has been dropping some great titles as of late. Seeing as it will be 24 years since we had the last video game version of a Hunter: The Reckoning title when this drops, it feels like it just took too long. Read More...

Life Is Strange The saga of Life Is Strange is coming to an end, as we have the launch out there for Life Is Strange: Reunion The time has finally made it here, and the launch of Life Is Strange: Reunion on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC has come. It is the end of an era, but it looks like Deck Nine Games is going to take us all out in a blaze of glory when it comes to the Max and Chloe story they have been telling for so many years now. Eleven years and a few different console generations have come and gone since we first fell in love with the Life Is Strange saga, so it does have a bit to live up to. So, it is time to know that you can grab the game as soon as you can to let the events all play out and see how different these two have become over the decade. Read More...

I Hate This Place We sit down and review I Hate This Place. A new isometric horror title based on the comic series I Hate This Place. Here is our review of the game. It has been a bit of time coming, and we are finally here with a look at I Hate This Place. The latest title from Rock Square Thunder and Feardemic is a retelling of the story from the comic of the same name. All with an isometric horror view and a little bit of a focus on crafting and base-building. Well, more ranch house building, but I am getting ahead of myself here. 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 made it through another week of reality, and now we can kick back with some of the fun video games we have seen out there. Even if some of what we saw this week is still in the works. Titles like The Occultist and Directive 8020 are still in the works, but should be in our hands soon. There is the next big event for The Outlast Trials we need to prepare for, and some extra musical fun for There Are No Ghosts At The Grand to entertain. Read More...

Occultist Watch the final developer diary for The Occultist, and see just how open-ended the story might end up being in The Occultist We have had our fun looking at The Occultist up to now with the many behind-the-scenes looks at the game, but all things need to come to an end. So, here we go with the final video that DALOAR has to share before the game launches on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC this coming April 8th. All to give us a deeper insight into the game, along with a good reason that things are going to be left up to us to figure out in The Occultist. Not just in puzzles and exploration in the game, but also along the lines of certain things being left vague for us. Read More...

Occultist Go behind the scenes again in The Occultist, as we get to hear how the terror of the world of The Occultist is coming to life It is time to go behind the scenes yet again with The Occultist, as we get more of the audio to listen to when it comes to the game. Audio that is more of the score and ambient music we are going to have from DALOAR when the game does finally land out there on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. All of that is still slated for April 8th, if you had any worries that the game might have been delayed after the last update we had on the site. Thankfully, The Occultist is still on track, and we get to hear some of those tracks now. Read More...