The Run Review
There is a particular kind of vanity, rare in a genre that usually hands you a jump scare and a tragic flashback, in lacing up for a milestone jog and discovering that home is a word with a trail map in it. The lake is still a lake. The camera is still a camera. The first masked hunter who tries to edit you is not a metaphor. The Run, the full-motion horror thriller from PRM Games, is built on tha...[Read More]
Running Fable Petite Party
Running Fable Petite Party Trailer Outrun your friends. Outsmart your rivals. Out-chaos them all! From the makers of Running Fable comes Petite Party, a wild and unpredictable spin-off that cranks up the chaos. Battle through 16 competitive mini-games and dominate the tabletop party board where anything goes. In Running Fable Petite Party, there is no holding back. Every round is a chance t...[Read More]
Running Fable Petite Party Review
There is a particular kind of hospitality, rare in a genre that usually hands you a board and a polite scorecard, in rolling dice with friends and discovering that victory is a word with no manners in it. The board is still a board. The laugh is still a laugh. The first mini-game that tries to sabotage you is not a metaphor. Running Fable Petite Party, the tabletop party spin-off from Seashell Stu...[Read More]
GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition (Switch 2) Review
Green Lights and Big Promises GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition pulls a neat trick, it feels like a modern motorsport highlight reel, but it plays with the confidence and immediacy of a classic pick-up-and-play racer. Originally built by Codemasters and published by Electronic Arts, this edition arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 via a Feral Interactive port that positions itself as a full-fat version of the...[Read More]
I Hate This Place Review
There is a particular kind of homesickness, rare in a genre that usually hands you a mansion and a tragic flashback, in coming back to a childhood ranch and discovering that home is a word with a flashlight in it. The ink is still ink. The night is still night. The first thing that hunts you by sound is not a metaphor. I Hate This Place, the isometric craft-based survival horror from Rock Square T...[Read More]
I Hate This Place
I Hate This Place Trailer I Hate This Place is an isometric craft-based survival horror game set in a cursed land filled with reality-bending nightmares and terrifying creatures that thrive in the dark. You'll need to scavenge, build, sneak, and fight if you want to make it out alive. Scavenge every corner of Rutherford Ranch to stay alive. From haunted forests, a derelict town, to infeste...[Read More]
EBOLA VILLAGE Review
There is a particular kind of errand, rare in a genre that usually hands you a mansion and a typewriter that still works, in being told the series is cancelled and then being asked to drive to your mother’s village anyway. The herb is still a herb. The chest is still a chest. The first thing that is not what it seems is not a metaphor. EBOLA VILLAGE, the 90s-styled survival horror from indie...[Read More]
EBOLA VILLAGE
EBOLA VILLAGE Trailer EBOLA VILLAGE is a classic survival horror game from the 90s with a focus on atmosphere and player immersion. Solve puzzles, follow the story carefully and use various weapons in a brutal fight for survival. Danger lurks at every turn. Now, the terrible events of the series of games EBOLA are unfolding in the USSR. The game was developed in conjunction with the EBOLA ...[Read More]
Apartment No 129
Apartment No 129 Trailer The Story of a Real Event In 2009, two young girls living in Apartment No 129 in Turkey perform satanic rituals with candles late at night. According to allegations, the girls, who lived on the top floor of the building, mysteriously lost their lives that night. According to residents of the building, there was a very violent earthquake that night. All the windows...[Read More]
Apartment No 129 Review
There is a particular kind of vanity, rare in a genre that usually hands you a jump scare and a tragic flashback, in walking a camera into an abandoned building and discovering that fame is a word with no furniture in it. The corridor is still a corridor. The note is still a note. The first entity that tries to edit you is not a metaphor. Apartment No 129, the first-person horror from Dead Witness...[Read More]
DeadCore Redux Review
There is a particular kind of amnesia, rare in a genre that usually hands you a lore dump and a tragic flashback, in falling through magnetic storms and discovering that memory is a word with no furniture in it. The Tower is still a Tower. The jump is still a jump. The first patrolling entity that tries to interrupt you is not a metaphor. DeadCore Redux, the remastered first-person platformer from...[Read More]