MISERY Review
Sirens in the Zaslavie Silence When the world ends not with a bang but with a 60-second scramble to the bunker, MISERY doesn’t just simulate survival, it savors the suffering. Developed by Platens Entertainment, a nimble team drawing from STALKER‘s irradiated roots and DayZ‘s desperate dynamics, and published by Ytopia, this October 28, 2025, co-op rogue-lite survival opus ($29.9...[Read More]
MISERY
MISERY is a 1–5 player co-op survival game set in a nuclear disaster zone. Here, every day is a struggle: search radioactive ruins for resources, build your bunker, craft weapons, and explore a weird, procedurally-generated world with your friends. Beware of anomalies, monsters, and armed bandits.
Embark Studios Eyes a Decade of ARC Raiders: A Bold 10-Year Vision for the Extraction Shooter Phenomenon
From Server Slam Smash to Long-Haul Legend: ARC Raiders’ Ambitious Roadmap With ARC Raiders just four days from its October 30, 2025, launch on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (Steam and Epic Games Store), Swedish powerhouse Embark Studios is doubling down on their futuristic extraction shooter as more than a one-season wonder, it’s a “10-year game.” Design director Virgil Wat...[Read More]
Marathon’s Alpha Woes Became ARC Raiders’ Secret Weapon: An Unplanned “A/B Test” in Extraction Shooter Design
Bungie’s Stumbles, Embark’s Gains: How Rival Feedback Shaped ARC Raiders In the cutthroat arena of extraction shooters, where every loot drop and player betrayal can make or break a title, timing is everything. Just ask Embark Studios, the Swedish team behind ARC Raiders. Their PvPvE looter-shooter, fresh off a blockbuster “Server Slam” open test that peaked at 189,668 conc...[Read More]
Amanda the Adventurer 2 Review
Creeping Back to the Attic’s Aftermath Once upon a time in the dim glow of a CRT screen, a deceptively cheery cartoon rabbit lured you into a web of wrongness that left you questioning every educational VHS you’d ever trusted. Now, Amanda the Adventurer 2 rewinds the tape with a sequel that’s as unsettling as finding your childhood teddy bear with a switchblade. Developed by MANG...[Read More]
Amanda the Adventurer 2
In Amanda the Adventurer 2, the story continues as Riley encounters a mysterious masked figure after destroying the TV in the attic. Travel to the Kensdale Public Library and dig deeper into the mystery of Amanda the Adventurer.
Farthest Frontier Review
Awakening on the Wilderness Edge In the frost-kissed fringes where the known world kneels to the untamed, Farthest Frontier beckons like a beckoning bonfire amid the biting blizzard, a city-builder survival saga that simmers with the sweat of settlers and the sting of scarcity. Developed and self-published by Crate Entertainment, the Boston-based blacksmiths who hammered Grim Dawn‘s ARPG anv...[Read More]
Onirism
Onirism Trailer Onirism is a third-person action-adventure through the dreamy world of Crearia. Lore: A stolen plushie. A mysterious portal and a girl full of energy and imagination, packed with lots of attitude. One late evening Carol was resting peacefully in bed with Bunbun at her side. Fast asleep, she is suddenly woken by a mysterious creature emerging from a magical portal to take ...[Read More]
Before Exit: Gas Station
Before Exit: Gas Station Launch Trailer Before Exit: Gas Station is an anomaly-detection game with dense atmosphere and some unexpected plot-twists. To reveal all its secrets and fully understand it, you will have to play through the campaign several times. In Before Exit: Gas Station, you must close your workplace at night as a gas station employee. But wait, don't gas stations stay open...[Read More]
Before Exit: Gas Station Review
Before Exit: Gas Station is a closing-shift anomaly hunt from Take IT Studio!, which developed and published it. I played the PS5 1.0. The PlayStation Store lists the console launch as October 23, 2025. Steam had the PC build earlier, on October 9, 2025. The list price on Steam is $9.99. Official pages call this the next shift from the same studio. You clean the station, take care of the last cust...[Read More]
Onirism Review
There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a grimdark map and a tragic dad, in waking up because a portal stole your rabbit and discovering that the entire product is a dream that learned to shoot. The slippers are still slippers. The umbrella is still an umbrella. The first creature that tries to teach you a lesson is not a metaphor. Onirism, the third-person...[Read More]
THE GOOD OLD DAYS Review
Arostia’s Awkward Adolescence In the pixelated pastiche of 19XX, where CRT glows birthed basement legends and every NES cart was a covenant with childhood, The Good Old Days materializes like a mislaid Metroid manual unearthed from a time capsule. Developed by Yokogosystems, a Tokyo tandem of retro revivalists who’ve honed their hand-drawn homage since the 2023 demo dazzle, and publish...[Read More]