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‘Compound Fracture’ Hits the Nostalgia Hard With Latest Gameplay Trailer [Video]

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The recently-revived indie publisher Apogee brought a lot of games with it to this year’s Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle, including one secret appointment-only title: a full remaster of the landmark 1995 first-person shooter, Rise of the Triad. The first thing I said, which was apparently a common reaction, is “Again?” Rise of the Triad […]
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‘Daymare: 1998’ Gains Publisher, Release Moves to 2019

‘SpookWare’ Offers Horror Micro-Game Madness in the Spirit of ‘WarioWare’

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We’ve covered a bunch of horror games that have come up through indie site itch.io in recent years, and pretty much every time we do, it’s something refreshingly different to the usual horror offerings in modern gaming. It might be something experimental, it might be an ingenious take on a beloved genre icon, or it […]
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Free Indie Survival Horror Game ‘The 3rd Night’ Drips Old-School Dread

Third Developer Diary For ‘Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars’ Looks at Gameplay Modes [Video]

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Kalypso Media and Palindrome have released their third developer diary for their upcoming Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars, which continues to explore the title’s unique gameplay fusion of empire management and strategic turn-based combat. This third featurette details the overworld-esque ‘Kingdom Mode’ and microcosmic ‘Battle Mode’, in which players will amass then pit their armies against […]
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[Video] Latest ‘Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars’ Featurette Explores the Blend of Two Genres

‘Sekiro’ And ‘Dead by Daylight’ Coming to Google Stadia This Fall

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Google honestly hasn’t had the best launch to its Stadia service, but they’re certainly not giving up. Announced today during the Stadia Connect event are two more additions to the service in Behaviour Interactive’s Dead by Daylight and FromSoftware’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Both titles will make their Stadia debuts this Fall, with Dead By […]
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Behaviour Interactive to Mark Four Years of ‘Dead by Daylight’ With New Chapter Featuring New Horror License

Loneliness and Isolation in ‘Silent Hill’

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With communities still the grips of the global Coronavirus pandemic, along with the various quarantine measures, people are starting to feel something that seems downright alien to them. For many, it feels like something out of a movie or video game. For some gamers, the series that comes to mind is Silent Hill. The Silent […]
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‘Silent Hill HD Collection’ And ‘Silent Hill: Homecoming’ Now Backwards Compatible on Xbox One

Gun Media Releases Statement on Recent ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Server Issues

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Back in 2018, the complicated legal issues that are still plaguing the entire Friday the 13th franchise claimed Gun Media’s Friday the 13th: The Game as a victim, ensuring that new content will probably never again be added to the game. But while the developers cannot currently add anything new into it, they’re still fixing bugs and […]
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‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Details Next Update, Dedicated to Fixing Critical Issues

‘Metamorphosis’ Transforms Kafka’s Classic Novella into an Intriguing Bug-Eyed Puzzle-Platformer [Hands-On Preview]

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Few things in games are as interesting to me as those that take me into the strange and surreal. Games that exploit the strength of the medium by playing with player expectations and presenting genuinely different perspectives.  Metamorphosis, a loose adaptation of the 105-year-old Franz Kafka novella The Metamorphosis, is one such game. Kafka’s story […]
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[Hands-On Preview] ‘Borderlands 3’ Feels Like More of the Same, But Could Be Bigger and Better Than Ever

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