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[TGS 2018] Swords, Fire and Blood Aplenty in Latest ‘Sekiro’ Trailer

September 10, 2018

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Tokyo Game Show 2018 hasn’t even started yet, and we’re already getting some goodies. Case in point: From Software have unleashed a new trailer for their ancient Japan action-adventure RPG, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on March 22, 2019, Sekiro definitely looks like it captures the atmosphere […]

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Amazon Italy Leaks ‘Bloodborne 2’?!

[Editorial] My Ongoing Fear of Video Game Spiders

September 9, 2018

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Hello. I’m Daryl Baxter, and I’ve had a fear of spiders in video games since I was six years old. There’s many out there who have a phobia, whether it’s snakes, cockroaches, or even a type of sponge if you look hard enough on YouTube. Fear and phobias can be found in many forms. For me, […]

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‘Resident Evil 2’ Remake Producers Talk Game Difficulty, Music

The Best of Contemporary Horror Video Games: What Makes a Great Horror Game?

September 8, 2018

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There’s something unique to say about the bond shared between horror and video games. They are two mediums of art that elicit emotion and find a balance between voyeurism and immersion. In the case of horror, you are asked to make yourself vulnerable; whether it’s the tension of a potential jump scare, or sitting with […]

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Capcom Europe COO: Quality Games Over Quantity Sold

Nightdive Releases Enhanced Update to ‘System Shock: Enhanced Edition’

September 7, 2018

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Back in April, Nightdive Studios had announced that in addition to their regular update on their remake of System Shock, they had acquired the source code for the original System Shock: Enhanced Edition, and were planning on releasing it “in the near future”, along with a new version of the Enhanced Edition. Well, that future […]

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New Update to ‘Hunt: Showdown’ Includes New Weapons And Fog

Enjoy The Massive Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Sale on Now

September 6, 2018

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Microsoft has really been going the extra mile with fulfilling its catalogue of backwards compatible games on the Xbox One, and right now they’re having a sale for those looking for a second chance at owning some of these classics (digitally, mind you). From now until September 10th, you can grab Xbox and Xbox 360 […]

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2010’s ‘Dante’s Inferno’ Latest Xbox One Backwards-Compatible Game

New ‘GTFO’ Footage Prioritizes Teamwork Over Guns Blazing

September 5, 2018

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Who doesn’t want more GTFO gameplay footage? The game looks amazing, and with it being out later this year on Steam, it only makes my wishlist that much more difficult to prioritize. The nine minutes that we get here definitely give off an Aliens vibe, which is more than what could be said about what […]

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Brief New ‘GTFO’ Clip Reveals “Shadow” Enemy

“Fallout: Miami” Team Talks Story And More in Latest Update

September 4, 2018

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The team behind the Fallout 4 mode “Fallout: Miami” recently posted their August progress recap (their first monthly update video), along with a lengthy blog post and some cool concept art and model progress. The recap actually deals with the juicy backstory for the mod, which is still being worked on. The story for the […]

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Survive Post-Apocalyptic Miami in Upcoming ‘Fallout 4’ mod

Final ‘Doom 2’ Secret Attained After 24 Years

September 3, 2018

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Say what you will about speedrunning (I don’t care for it), there are some players who happen upon some admittedly cool things while doing it. Such as a secret that had been hidden for almost 24 years in normal playthroughs. According to Doom‘s designer, John Romero, a runner by the name of Zero Master uncovered […]

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Two ‘Silent Hill 2’ Secrets Discovered After 17 Years!

10 PSVR Horror Games You Can Play Right Now

September 2, 2018

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Come and peer tentatively around the corner to view 1o slices of PSVR horror worth getting immersed in. It’s been almost two years since the launch of PlayStation VR and in that time we’ve seen plenty of promising horror games, both big and small. Marrying the genre with Sony’s fledgling piece of tech seems like […]

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‘Killing Floor: Incursion’ Receives New Map and Windows Mixed Reality Support

How Multiplayer Horror ‘Deceit’ Made Me Turn on My Friends in Minutes

September 1, 2018

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Paranoia is at the heart of any great horror experience. It’s a feeling that sticks with you and guides your actions regardless of their rationality. This was what caused me to gun down two of my friends over nothing more than fear and lies – virtually, of course. Enter Deceit, an independent horror game developed […]

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[PAX East 2018] Asymmetric Multiplayer Game ‘Last Year’ Resurfaces