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 all go, with one more week in the books and so many more video games and non-video game things to cover out there. It was definitely pop culture-related and had some interactive media to it, so Universal Fan Fest Nights will also have a place here, just like Horror Nights. That aside, it was great to see more for the Resident Evil movie come up, then all leads into titles that are launching or launched this week. Video games like 007 First Light and the latest version of the Darksiders Warmastered Edition certainly topped that bill. Read More...

Resident Evil Learn a bit more about the upcoming Resident Evil movie, and see just how it will be heading back to the Resident Evil roots We have had a solid teaser for the upcoming Resident Evil movie, and now it looks as if we get to go behind the scenes a bit more with the film as it is still getting itself settled. The film is still slated to hit theaters on September 18th, so there is still a bit of time for things to change. Although there does seem to be one element that we should not expect to change for this Resident Evil film, and that is the fact that we are getting more of the survival horror side of things than the action we have had in the past. Read More...

Darksiders The Darksiders ride on, with the PS5 & Xbox Series launch for the Darksiders Warmastered Edition War rides again… again… and again… with the launch of the Darksiders Warmastered Edition on the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. This now brings this version of the game to pretty much every platform that THQ Nordic has the original title on now. A title that I'll still list as one of the top ones out there from a third-party publisher when it comes to all of the consoles. All so we can introduce a whole new wave of gamers to the Darksiders IP before we get the fourth title down the line. 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 can finally mark yet another week down as done, and we certainly had a lot to show off in the realm of video games. I mean, we did have a full play-through for Directive 8020 to share, along with the review. Then toss in a bit of an update to 007 First Light and The Sinking City 2 to keep us all rolling in the video games a bit longer. Not to mention to draw you all in for more of the indie titles and the announcement for Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2. Read More...

Dracula Head into Count Dracula’s castle once more, but in a new title that has been announced by way of Dracula: The Disciple We've had many of the classic monsters coming up recently with new titles, and now we are here with Dracula: The Disciple. A new puzzle title on the way to us all from Cyanide Studios and Nacon for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC that will be giving us more of the famed vampire. Although this one might not fall in line as one might expect from a title that has Count Dracula in it. This one will be in a dark and gothic setting, sure, but we are doing more of the research and focusing more on the various puzzles in the game instead of all of the normal nonsense that comes with vampires. 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 The time has passed right along, and we are at the end of yet another week with so many video games dropping and getting updates. We even had a few hit us up out of nowhere to get us all further excited for Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish and now Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Rageborn. Not video games I was expecting this week when it started with Control Resonant. Again, not a bad thing, but we did not plan for so much fun and also getting our Mouse: P. Read More...

Decayed A new post-apocalyptic title, Decayed, is on the way to us to give us another sense on why we need to slay the Decayed humans If there is one thing that the undead have on lock, it is that they keep coming back in new ways, which is what we have going down for Decayed. This would be the new title that is on the way to the PC from LiquidBullet Studios, which will place us into a new post-apocalyptic world where we'll need to face off with more of the undead out there. Along with all of that, just survival in general in the world of Decayed, with that being part of the core gameplay loop as it all sounds with the announcement teaser that has been placed out there in our own hellscape of a world. Let's now see if this new world that is falling will be worth saving, or just another fun romp out there to slay more of the undead that populate all of our video games. 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 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...