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...

Order 13 We sit down and review Order 13. A warehouse shipping simulation with a very dark twist that has launched onto consoles. Here is our review of Order 13. It took a bit of time, but Order 13 finally made it off the PC and onto the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. This would be the warehouse shipping game that Cybernetic Walrus had out there for a bit, and with the help of JanduSoft, it made the console move. Just so that more gamers out there can see what other horrors are lying out there besides just the day-to-day work that has to go on. You know, because the bigger twist in Order 13 is that there is something even worse than corporate America behind the scenes in a facility like this. Read More...

Halloween Have a look at the multiplayer aspect of Halloween The Video Game to see just how they are bringing Halloween into a new form It's time to check back in with Halloween The Video Games to see just how multiplayer matches will function in the game. It's exciting to say that, specifically, as IllFonic and Gun Interactive still have plans to give us a true single-player mode too. For now, we're going to focus on the matches and how they are going to function in the 1v4 style. That is, players will be either a Civilian or one will play as Halloween's boogeyman, Michael Myers. 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...

I Hate This Place We sit down and review I Hate This Place. A new isometric horror title based on the comic series I Hate This Place. Here is our review of the game. It has been a bit of time coming, and we are finally here with a look at I Hate This Place. The latest title from Rock Square Thunder and Feardemic is a retelling of the story from the comic of the same name. All with an isometric horror view and a little bit of a focus on crafting and base-building. Well, more ranch house building, but I am getting ahead of myself here. Read More...

Directive 8020 A look at the PS5 Pro features coming to Directive 8020 is here, along with a little more gameplay to enjoy for Directive 8020 We have seen how things might look on the PC when it comes to the high-end hardware options, and now it is time to see how Directive 8020 will look and feel on the PS5 Pro. As long as you are in this all for the visuals of the game and not the rest of what Supermassive Games has tossed together for us. Especially since it looks like the Xbox Series X|S gamers will have just the standard look at Directive 8020. Read More...

The Boys The world of The Boys comes further to life with a new look at the gameplay coming in The Boys: Trigger Warning It is time to fly further into the depths of Vaught and check out the latest gameplay for The Boys: Trigger Warning. For those who can't wait until March 26th to experience it all live on the PSVR2 and Quest 3 VR headsets, that is. Or, for those who just want to see what ARVORE has been working on since we last saw any of the gameplay. Not to mention, it is almost time that The Boys' final season kicks off, and we need more of the dark humor and bloodshed in our lives with the Supes that are usually the cause of it all. Read More...

Invincible Another antagonist from Invincible is coming back into the fight, as we see Titan join in Invincible VS We are getting near the end of the list of the roster for Invincible VS, as we now have the 17th fighter announced for the game. Another fun brute-style of character that Quarter Up and Skybound have pulled from the pages and screen to join in the fight. Our favorite big rock enforcer from the Invincible universe, Titan, has joined in the fun to take a few swings. A nice little addition to the whole experience that I am all here for, as it does seem to offer up a little more variety in the mix 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...

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 made it through another week of reality, and now we can kick back with some of the fun video games we have seen out there. Even if some of what we saw this week is still in the works. Titles like The Occultist and Directive 8020 are still in the works, but should be in our hands soon. There is the next big event for The Outlast Trials we need to prepare for, and some extra musical fun for There Are No Ghosts At The Grand to entertain. Read More...

Styx We sit down and review Styx: Blades Of Greed. The third title in the Styx stealth game IP. Here is our review of the game. Our little goblin friend is back and up to all of the deeds we know him for, as Styx: Blades Of Greed has landed on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. This is the third big outing for our gruff little guy, as Cyanide Studios keeps the story going and all of us in the shadows doing what we were made to do. Well, more of what Styx was made to do is more than anything, as this is a stealth action game set in a fantasy world. Not much of that to experience in the real one beyond the video game versions out there. Read More...

Directive 8020 New details for Directive 8020’s multiplayer are here, and we are seeing what aspects Directive 8020 will be pulling from It looks like all that we were speculating and hoping for in Directive 8020 is coming to light when it comes to the multiplayer for the game. It has now been confirmed that Supermassive Games is bringing back the Movie Night mode in this one, keeping The Dark Pictures mode alive. Not only that, but other lessons that they have learned in other titles will be showing up, too. That is to say, Directive 8020 will also have the Turning Points mechanic added into it all. Read More...

Little Nightmares The Little Nightmares fun is not over, as we have the reveal for Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes that will be landing very soon The nightmares are carrying on around here, with the reveal that Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes is on the way for the PSVR 2 and various PC VR setups. Not just as in a port over from one of the previous titles, but in a new experience that Iconik is building with the likes of Bandai Namco behind the wheel a bit. All with the same little fun that Little Nightmares normally has, just in that first-person view that VR offers up. 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 Put a fork in this week, as it is done, and we have so many video games to look at here. So many with just basic updates, and others with some massive things to take in. Like the fact that South Of Midnight is finally jumping onto other consoles. A new VR title in The Boys universe is on the way in time for the series finale. Read More...

Directive 8020 Those on the PC with Directive 8020 will have some better sights, as Directive 8020 is launching with all the Nvidia perks There was some big news out of GDC this year and it is all about some of the new path tracing tech that PC gamers will be able to see, with Directive 8020 adding to the list of titles out there. This is not overly surprising given how Supermassive Games has always been trying to push forward and evolve their methods. At least, that is how I have always seen it from their titles. Read More...