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

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The Killing Floor spinoff for VR, Killing Floor: Incursion, not only added a new map in the latest update, but has also added Windows Mixed Reality headset support. The game now supports all three major VR players, including the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. PlayStation 4 owners finally got the game this past May. The […]
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Experience ‘Killing Floor: Incursion’ on the PSVR this May

Telltale Releases Free Demo For ‘The Walking Dead: The Final Season’ on Consoles

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With August 14th fast approaching, Telltale have given those waiting for the first episode of The Walking Dead: The Final Season a treat by releasing a demo on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. It’s only the first 15 minutes of the game, but it allow you to play what you only saw last week. According […]
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The First 15 Minutes of Telltale’s ‘The Walking Dead: The Final Season’ Now Online

Capcom Possibly Looking at Other Franchises to Remake?

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Call it a “well, DUH!” moment by Capcom. Given the response to the announcement (and worst-kept secret) of the Resident Evil 2 remake at this past year’s E3, and the company’s latest financial report, Capcom has started to give thought to other remakes and/or re-releases. In response to an investor question about Resident Evil 2‘s […]
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‘Resident Evil 2’ Wins E3’s Coveted Best of Show Award

Horror Slasher ‘Dead by Daylight’ is a Free Playstation Plus Game for August

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The closest thing we’ve got right now to a full-on horror icon video game is Behaviour Digital Inc’s Dead by Daylight, which has added Leatherface, Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger and Jigsaw as playable killers since its launch two years ago. For the month of August, we’ve just learned, Dead by Daylight is one of Playstation Plus‘s […]
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Final (And Free!) DLC For ‘Hollow Knight’ Announced For August 23rd

Reality-Bending ‘Control’ Gameplay Revealed in Latest Developer Diary

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After its debut at Sony’s E3 2018 presser, Remedy Entertainment’s Control is back with another developer diary, this time showing off the gameplay for the third-person action-adventure game. According to lead designer Paul Ehreth, Control is “far less linear than any game [Remedy] has done before”. Ehreth added that the team is constructing the game […]
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Get a Glimpse at Combat with the New ‘Vampyr’ Gameplay Trailer

Inspired by ‘Dark Souls’, ‘Salt and Sanctuary’ Hits The Nintendo Switch August 2nd

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Certain people talk about Dark Souls-like games as if they’ve never heard of Ska Studios’ Salt and Sanctuary, which showed up on the PlayStation 4 and PC back in 2016. If anything, the 2D action-RPG, with its punishing difficulty and furious combat, epitomizes what it means to be “Dark Souls-like”. And now it’s coming to […]
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‘Dark Souls Remastered’ Delayed for Nintendo Switch to Summer

Vertigo Games Creates New Company, Announces Arcade Version of ‘Arizona Sunshine’

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Fans of Vertigo Games’ first-person shooter Arizona Sunshine will be interested to know that the company has split off a separate company entitled Vertigo Arcades that will make it easier for VR developers to create arcade versions of their games. Vertigo Arcades will connect VR developers and VR arcades through its VR Arcade Suite, a […]
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J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Getting Video Game Division So Bring on the ‘Cloverfield’ Games!

You Can Now Buy a Retro-Authentic ‘Rampage’ Arcade Cabinet for Just $300!

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This year’s Rampage was of course based on the Bally Midway arcade game from the ’80s, which actually appears within the movie as a truly bizarre Easter egg that’s almost impossible to wrap your head around. In the game, players take control of gigantic monsters trying to survive against onslaughts of military forces… sorry, The […]
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8-bit ‘Rampage’ Trailer Calls Back to Original Arcade Game

‘Silent Hill HD Collection’ And ‘Silent Hill: Homecoming’ Now Backwards Compatible on Xbox One

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Earlier this week, we reported on the recently-released Silent Hill retrospective documentary that covered the series’ highs and lows. One of the lows was the hamfisted “remastering” of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3 for the Silent Hill HD Collection. Whether it was Konami’s recasting of the voice actors (and the sleazy royalty issues), […]
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2010’s ‘Dante’s Inferno’ Latest Xbox One Backwards-Compatible Game

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