Tag: horror
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Madness and Myths: Returning to The Shore on PS5
It’s been five years since The Shore first hit PC. We still remember 2021 pretty clearly—mostly because of the massive tentacled things that brought such a thick, heavy atmosphere with them. It was a solid experience, as long as you were okay with some technical rough edges. Now that the Enhanced Edition has landed on…
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‘BUS: Bro u Survived’ Turns a School Bus Into a Zombie-Clearing War Machine
BUS: Bro u Survived seems like a chaotic, co-op road trip that trades the usual stationary base camp for four wheels and a whole lot of horsepower. The island isn’t just crawling with angry green freaks; it’s practically a warzone thanks to two rival human factions fighting for control. As you drive from zone to…
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Resurrecting Nosgoth: Legacy of Kain Pivots to 2D After a Two-Decade Slumber
It’s been over twenty years since players last walked the dark paths of Nosgoth. We do appreciate the remasters, but still, the old vampiric fans do crave some fresh blood. We’ve been thirsting for far too long. Today, the Legacy of Kain series quietly broke that long silence. Instead of a massive, big-budget 3D sequel,…
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Interview with the creators of Urban Myth Dissolution Center
Urban Myth Dissolution Center plunges players into a world of chilling urban legends, blending psychedelic pixel art with gripping investigations. The game has been on our radar for months, and the tantalizing glimpses we’ve had – screenshots, trailers, and demos – hinted at a deeply unsettling experience, rich in complex gameplay and narrative design. We’re thrilled…
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Stunlock Studio’s Jeremy Berson on the ultra-popular V Rising
Vampires are nocturnal creatures, reaching their true potential only in the darkest, stillest hours. Appropriately enough, the clock currently reads 3:12 AM. After sinking our teeth into V Rising and spending countless nights building grand castles, converting humans, and mastering vampiric shapeshifting, looking back at our conversation with Jeremy Berson feels like another beautifully surreal experience. Jeremy…
