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 are back, and we were able to get so many fun video games and non-video games covered this week. Even if some of the non-games were the new Resident Evil movie and the upcoming Mortal Kombat movie, which look to be what fans have been waiting for. In addition to all of that, though, we had some updates for Bloodlines 2 and quite a bit more for Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival to take in out there. Along with many other video games, getting some highlights to urge us all to give them a shot out there. Read More...

It is time to quiet your Inner Voice with the recent launch of the horror title Inner Voice on the PC It is time to give in to your Inner Voice and pick up the title that has launched with the same name. A title that X Interactive and Dionous Games have been toiling away on for the PC to give us another first-person horror experience. There are many, but this one seems to have us being led around by a mysterious voice in our head. Given that there are a good number of people out there who do not have an Inner Voice, any voice in the head would be mysterious. Read More...

A teaser trailer for Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie is here, and it looks like it is bringing the horror back into Resident Evil We all knew it was coming after a solid run of films, and now we are here with the first look at Zach Cregger's take on the Resident Evil franchise. I mean, there is more behind this film, but Mr. Cregger is the one they are billing to help it stand out from the last run of films that the IP went through. Read More...

It is almost time to see how LAG KILLS, with a new playtest starting very soon for those interested in LAG KILLS It hit many of us out of nowhere, and now LAG KILLS is on the way to hit us in a different way with an open playtest for the game. One that will help Deranged Games iron out some of the kinks on the PC, but also give players so many chances to see if they have what it takes to survive the angry gamer we are going to be facing. That, or if we are going to become the angry gamer in LAG KILLS after having the AI hunt us down and end all of our living in the mix of it. Those brave enough can sign up for it all and get ready to partake on May 1st. Read More...

The list of free video games hitting the PlayStation systems in May has been released, and there are some great video games included in the mix A new month is almost upon us here with May, and that means new video games that we are going to get for free. Well, you will get video games for free if you are part of the PlayStation Plus service. If you are, then you may be in for a treat as the list of titles going live starting next month is here, and we have it for you. Again, we get to expand our titles on the PS4 and PS5 without needing to make any extra purchases at our local stores. Read More...

Go deeper into the universe of Hellraiser, as we get to see how the team of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival brought the cenobites back The cenobites are looming ever closer to us all in Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival, and now we get to go further behind the scenes to see how the teams over there with Saber Interactive have brought such iconic creatures into our world. Well, at least four of the most iconic-looking ones. Not just in the looks of things, but also to make each of them feel a little more imposing in Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival. Read More...

A new story bit for Prohibeast is out there to help us understand our bigger role in the world of Prohibeast Now that we have been able to drink up all of the gameplay for Prohibeast, it is high time that we go back into the world to get a bit more of the story. At least as much of the story that SUPER AC is willing to give us before the game launches on the PC this May. That does not seem like it will be much time given when all of this is going down, but those looking for a quirky game like Prohibeast seems to be, then you will be glad to have even the slightest bits to keep you going until the planned release. Especially in a world where Prohibition happens again, only this one is not about alcohol and about meat. Read More...

There is more to the story for Invincible VS, and we have a new look at how that mode will play out with the Invincible characters in the mix We are just days out from taking up the fight in Invincible VS, April 30th is when that kicks off, and now is the time to dig into the story of it all. One that Quarter Up and Skybound is listing as an original experience that we are going to have on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. One that will also try to play out as an episode of the show, while also mixing in various fights for us to have along the way. Read More...

Wander about the gameplay out there for There Are No Ghosts At The Grand and give the demo for There Are No Ghosts At The Grand a try It is time to start trying to clean things up again in There Are No Ghosts At The Grand with some new gameplay. New gameplay that not only gives us all a little more to tap our toes to in this musical, Lovecraftian, renovation title that Friday Sundae is working on for the Xbox Series X|S and PC, but it also gives us a deeper look at the rest of the action we will have to partake in. Especially as it looks like we are not going to be confined to a single property in There Are No Ghosts At The Grand, and will have to touch up the town. All of this while hunting down some ghost stories, and that is just for starters. Read More...

Go behind the scenes again with Directive 8020, and see how the ship we will be wandering came to be in Directive 8020 Here we go with the latest transmission from Supermassive Games as it all comes to Directive 8020 out there in the universe. Even if we all still have to wait until May 12th to have a shot at playing the game on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. While the wait carries onward, though, we can have a look at the ship that we will be roaming in the horrors of Directive 8020. Along with all of that, we can see how the alien has taken things over slowly, as well as how it went from the clean corporate look from the concept art to the truly "lived-in" ship that has character. Read More...

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 There we go with the week ending on a high note for all of our video games out there. Not just because we were finally able to get our review of People Of Note out to you all, but we had some other big news drop along the way. Like the fact that Metro 2039 is on the way to us all, and that Atomic Heart has its final DLC out there before heading into the sequel. All of that, and CinemaCon also gave us a solid look at the upcoming Street Fighter movie that looks like it will be taking us back to the roots of the video games. Read More...

We sit down and review People Of Note. A new turn-based RPG with a load of Rhythm added in. Here is our review of People Of Note. It is time to get those instruments tuned, and vocals warmed up, as People Of Note is out there on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. The latest title that Iridium Studios and Annapurna have placed out there to get us all a little more musically inclined. Well, at least a little bit, as this turn-based RPG leans into the realms of music in so many ways. Both in the setting of People Of Note, along with some fun rhythm-based mechanics mixed into the title. Read More...

Learn all that you need to know for Directive 8020 before we see Directive 8020 land on all of the platforms in a few weeks The time to lift off for Directive 8020 is getting closer and closer, so we need to know what we are all going to be getting ourselves into when May 12th gets here. Not that Supermassive Games has not been great about offering those details up to now, but it is always nice to get a refresher. You will not want to load the game up on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or PC without all of that knowledge. Read More...

The world of Metro is finally on its way back, with the first reveal and look at the upcoming Metro 2039 True to the word, we have the full reveal and first looks at Metro 2039 after that nice little tease 4A Games gave us at the beginning of the week. Not only all of that, but we have some gameplay and a solid feel for where the title is going. It looks as if Metro 2039 is going to head back into the darkness we all knew from the start, but in a way that is more a reflection of the real-world issues going on and how choices in life can lead to these dark places. That is more of the meta side of things, but I am guessing that Deep Silver will also want you to see just where the game is going to go when it launches this Winter on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Read More...

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...