Invincible Another Invincible character is crossing over into the bigger fight of Invincible VS very soon in the Character Pass Here we go with a new multiversal project, with Invincible VS taking us there, with the fourth fighter coming to us in the Year 1 Character Pass. It is another from the deeper lore of the comics that Quarter Up and Skybound have been pulling from, and another that is breaking away from the usual "Superman" style of fighter. That is, we are going to be seeing Agent Spider swinging on into Invincible VS as the fourth character in the DLC run of things out there. Definitely not the character I was expecting to see in the mix of things, but one that I will gladly have join in the fun of it all. Read More...

Stupid Never Dies Have a new look at the visual style Stupid Never Dies is going to give us when it is finally time to learn that Stupid Never Dies We have had many looks at the different aspects of Stupid Never Dies as we lead up to the October 21st launch of the game on the PS5 and PC. The minds over at GPTRACK50 haven't held back on any of that fun. Now, it is time for them to show us a bit more of the art style of Stupid Never Dies and the various ways they are going to make the game pop. Not just in the way of the bright colors and flashy lighting, but also in how some of the game designs have influenced how some of the monsters look in the world. 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 wrapping up one more week out there in terms of all of the video games, and this one had a lot to dive into. We had the full launch for Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival for the bigger events, along with many updates for titles like Stupid Never Dies and Halloween: The Game. Oh, and there was that fun little release for Star Wars: Galactic Racer that landed this week too. All to get us ready for the various other video games and experiences coming for the spooky season that we are not getting deeper into. Read More...

Backrooms There is a new party coming to the Backrooms with a new update and DLC dropping out there for Escape The Backrooms If you've yet to be able to Escape The Backrooms out there on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, it looks as if things might be a little harder to escape out there. In that I mean, this December, we're going to be getting quite a bit more in the way of content that we're going to need to navigate out there from Secret Mode. The next big update for the game will be coming to drop new skins and new levels for us to try to escape as we wander the Backrooms in this version of the universe. Given how the liminal spaces of it all work, it feels as if this is something that can go on forever, so that's going to be a fun thing. Read More...

The Talos Principle The next addition to The Talos Principle is offering up a new bit of gameplay we will have for The Talos Principle 3 Now that we know that the last chapter of the IP is coming with The Talos Principle 3, it is high time that we were able to see where the gameplay of it all is going to take us in the fun. Not that we should expect that Croteam would be deviating much from the winning gameplay loop that they have already designed, but now we get to see what new and same things we should expect in the game. This is a physics puzzle title that will have us wandering about quite a bit, just to give the starters of it all, and it does look as if The Talos Principle 3 will keep that going. Read More...

Cosmic Invasion The next DLC for MARVEL Cosmic Invasion is on the way to us all, with a new location and characters in this Cosmic Invasion The fun keeps on coming for MARVEL Cosmic Invasion, with a new bit of DLC on the way this November 10th for those who're still fighting the good fight out there. All so Tribute Games can make sure we have all of The Fantastic Four in the game to a degree so we can bring down Annihilus in the universe. With the new DLC bringing the Invisible Woman and Doctor Doom into the Cosmic Invasion, even if they feel like characters that should've been there from the start. Read More...

Hellraiser The horrors of Hellraiser are finally here, with the launch of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival into our world All of the anticipation is over, and the pain is ready to seep in, with the launch that we have for Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival. With October 9th pretty much here, as of this writing, and some players having the chance to experience what Saber Interactive has been working on, it is time to celebrate the launch of this new title. A launch that landed perfectly for Halloween and all of the frights that we should be enjoying. Not to mention, all of the other fun that the Hellraiser IP is ready to give us all when not on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. Read More...

Stupid Never Dies Learn a bit more on how the music came into the mix for Stupid Never Dies, and how Stupid Never Dies was written around the sound more The fun behind-the-scenes looks at Stupid Never Dies keep on coming as the days tick down until October 22nd when the full game hits the PS5 and PC out there. We have had the demo that GPTRACK50 has offered up to experience what we can for it, and SEGA has been pushing the marketing for it, but it is always nice to see how the games have been made. In this instance, we are getting to see just how the music was made for Stupid Never Dies. Read More...

Halloween New DLC for Halloween: The Game is on the way to us, with many more versions of the characters from the past Halloween films It is the season, and the witching hour will be upon us in Halloween: The Game with some new DLC. No, this was not me teasing bits from the first few movies that IllFonic and Gun Interactive have been cooking up for the game with DLC. Even if that is the case, with us getting more to experience from the 2018 films and Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers in the mix. Both in the form of paid and free DLC that will be launching on the game before the big holiday. Read More...

Dreadmoor Hit the open waters with Dreadmoor, as the demo for the game is ready and we can see what Dreadmoor is all about The horror of the cosmos is finally ready for us to go fishing with, as Dreadmoor has finally launched out there on PC in demo form. Okay, sure, this isn't the full launch we might have been waiting for from Dream Dock, but it is something to get excited about and put to a solid test. This title has quite a few of you already wishlisting it, and this is just a reminder that the demo is ready for you. It is also a good reminder for those who were just waiting to see what horrors came out during the recent Steam event, with Dreadmoor pulling up anchor and giving us all some frights. Read More...

Invincible Another of the Invincible villains is on the way to Invincible VS, and we have a little bit of gameplay to show off The third character for the first Season of the Character Pass is on the way to Invincible VS, and it looks like we are getting a multiversal threat this time. On October 13th, Quarter Up and Skybound are giving us yet another of the villains from the Invincible universe, and it is not another of the Viltrumites. Thank the gods, as it is Angstrom Levy. One of the more formidable enemies that we have seen who did not have to have god-like powers to be able to devastate the universe. Read More...

007 First Light A new update for 007 First Light is out there, and we have a few things extended out in the world of 007 First Light The DLC just keeps on cranking out there for 007 First Light, and this next bit brings us a lot more to play out there in the world. That is, as long as you still have the game loaded up on your system currently and ready to see just what IO Interactive has been cooking up during the time since the last one. I know this might normally not be something to get excited about, but I've yet to mention the next best thing for all of this besides getting DLC for 007 First Light. This is DLC that is free and adds more than just cosmetics and a few other upgrades for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC versions of the game. Read More...

Little Nightmares The horrors of Little Nightmares carry onward, with the next DLC for Little Nightmares III launching out there The story keeps on flowing out there for Little Nightmares III, with the next DLC landing on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X||S, Switch, and PC today. There doesn't seem to be much in the way of slowing down from Supermassive Games on this one, and the rest of the Expansion Pass is filling up. As long as you were looking to see what The Shore had to add to the world of Little Nightmares III. I know some of you might have moved on by now, but that doesn't mean that we all don't have more to experience. Read More...

Call Of Duty The next Call Of Duty title is getting quite a few new updates to the gameplay for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 If there is one thing that PC fans will tell you, Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is most likely going to run the best on the platform. As long as you are able to get all of the latest and greatest hardware to update your system to the specs. If you are in either camp of the PC and Console fight for the game, then Infinity Ward is ready to help show you the features that you might be missing out on if you do not go with that version of the game. So, you will have a few more weeks to make the choice of the platform and get things updated before October 23rd, when the masses will have access to Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. Read More...

Locked In Get Locked In and ready for a new horror title on the way, as we have the announcement for Locked In: The Ward I hope you're all ready to head into another creepy medical ward in the world, as we have Locked In: The Ward offering up a new chance to explore a whole different one. This would be the next psychological horror title that GES Interactive is adding to the PC gaming space out there, and it looks to not only give us that kind of experience, but also one that will have us dealing with some extra stress in the game. Not because Locked In: The Ward is aiming to be that scary, but because it's going to be giving us another way to monitor it in the game. Monitor it, but also have it affect the way we are perceiving things as we head deeper into the horror mystery that we have set in this title. Read More...