Video Games 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...

Mortal Kombat The Mortal Kombat universe is about to expand more, as we have one more teaser for Mortal Kombat II before it hits theaters In just a week, on May 8th, we are all going to get to fucking go with Mortal Kombat II finally hitting theaters out there. A title that many have been waiting for, as it seems to be ditching the parts of the first film that didn't work, while bringing more from the games that fans have been waiting for. Obviously, the big one is Johnny Cage, with Karl Urban behind bringing the character to life. Up to now, we have had a dash of other Mortal Kombat characters pop up and be speculated on, but now we get a nice showcasing of them all. Read More...

Resident Evil 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...

No Ghosts At The Grand 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...

Video Games 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...

People Of Note 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...

Video Games 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 Just like that, we are done with yet another full week in the world of video games out there. One that had us all over the place, from massive titles to the smallest of indie titles. That is not a complaint, but just fun to see that we do not always need to have titles like 007 First Light or Silent Hill dominating the screens. We can also have video games like Koshmar: The Last Reverie and Mouse: P. Read More...

The Void A new horror FPS, The Void, is on the way to us with The Void aiming to bring us some of that classic gaming again More of those demons are flowing into the world and escaping The Void. Well, it's more like we might be heading into the darkness instead, or something along those lines, with the latest title that The Horsemen Four is working on and just announced for the PC. Another title that is a throwback to the 90s with the FPC gameplay, but offering up some truly horrifying visuals for us to take in. Especially as The Void is leaning into the gameplay loop of shooting, surviving, and picking up what little resources are dropped back out there from a church. Read More...

Video Games 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 So many fun announcements and reveals this week for all of the video games have hit us hard, and we need to have a weekend to enjoy it all. Nothing too harsh happened as that sounds, but we had so many more things on both ends of the spectrum hit us. Like the final character for Invincible VS flying in, a new version of Darksiders is on the way, and the launches of South Of Midnight and The Occultist are launching out there. Along with many other video games and films getting some highlights in the mix. Read More...

Video Games The list of free video games hitting the PlayStation systems in April has been released, and there are some great video games included in the mix A new month is almost upon us here with April, 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...

South Of Midnight The launch of South Of Midnight on the PS5 & Switch 2 has made it, and you can now play South Of Midnight on them all Given the day that it is, it would be understandable to think that South Of Midnight might not be launching on the PS5 and Switch 2, given that it was an Xbox Series X|S and PC exclusive. I assure you, though, that is no longer the case, as Compulsion Games has launched the game out there on the new systems for all to enjoy. It might have taken a while, but South Of Midnight made it there. Read More...

Darksiders The original saga of Darksiders rides forward to the modern systems with the new announcement for Darksiders Warmastered Edition The war carries on, with a new announcement for the Darksiders Warmastered Edition we have had so many times already. Given that we have a new title in the mix coming from THQ Nordic, it does make sense that we should have the original title of the game back out there again. It has been on the PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC so far. Now, on May 19th, those looking for the original Darksiders story can grab this title natively on the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Read More...

Video Games 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 did it! We made it to the end of another week, and most of a month, when it comes to life and all of the video games coming out. We all need to claim that achievement or trophy out there. Even if the news of Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish being a thing, or the multiplayer showcase for Halloween the video game was not a thing to claim in the first case. I mean, we even got out two reviews this week for Order 13 and I Hate This Place, so it was a wild week. Read More...

Ritual Tides A bit of gameplay is out there for Ritual Tides, and it shows off how horrifying some of the monsters in Ritual Tides will be I hope you are ready to have some of your skin crawl out there, as we have a new look at Ritual Tides that offers up a few things that will do that to you. I am sure it will build further into the narrative psychological horror title that Vertpaint is working on once we get into the bigger game, but for now, we get to see these Lovecraftian things crawling about. There's a good reason I keep using those words, as these all look to be spider and insect-like in Ritual Tides, just with the cosmic horror twist to some of them. All while still fitting in the world that we will get to explore when this title hits the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC out there. Read More...

Stupid Never Dies A new bit of gameplay for Stupid Never Dies is out there to show off some of the new styles coming in Stupid Never Dies It is time to see more of what Stupid Never Dies is going to have to offer up beyond the weird zombie love story that sold it in the first place. Okay, maybe that was not what sold it, and it might have been more that GPTRACK50 was leaning into the weird anime over-the-top aspect of things when it came to the world and gameplay. I am not currently here to debate all of that, as we now have a nice little gameplay showcase that offers up a little more of a look at the story Stupid Never Dies is going to bring, along with the actual gameplay cycle we are going to go through. Not just a button-masher and overly exaggerated moves. Read More...