The Beast Inside Illusion Ray Studio / Movie Games S.A., PlayWay S.A. There are some video games that attempt to jump back and forth throughout different time periods in order to further their narratives. In this way, players can investigate… Read More »The Beast Inside Review – Looks Aren’t Everything
Blair Witch Bloober Team 1999’s Blair Witch Project was somewhat of an anomalous movie in a couple of ways. Not only was it one of the rare American horror films which incorporated subtlety (as opposed to showing you the antagonists… Read More »Blair Witch Review – Captures the Essence of the Films Relatively Well
Green Hell Creepy Jar It seems like every time I turn around, there’s yet another survival game being released. And that’s really no surprise. If you take a quick gander at Steam, you’ll see a veritable plethora of survival title… Read More »Green Hell 1.0 Review – How Long Can You Survive?
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Winds of Magic Fatshark Games Indie game developers, Fatshark, debuted Warhammer: Vermintide 2 back in March of 2018. Just like its predecessor, Warhammer: Vermintide, it reminded me of a first-person version of the classic hack-n-slash game… Read More »Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Winds of Magic Review – Here Come the Stompy Cowmen!
Layers of Fear 2 Bloober Team/Gun Media 2016’s Layers of Fear was a masterclass in how to make a super-creepy psychological horror game. It was about an eccentric painter who was in the process of finishing his magnum opus. Unfortunately,… Read More »Layers of Fear 2 Review – A Decent Sequel that struggles to find its Own Identity
Desolate Nearga/HyTrain Digital Yeah, we all know that survival games are a dime-a-dozen these days. Survival (and survival horror) fans are pretty much being spoiled right now with all of the options on the video gaming market. We’ve got everything… Read More »Desolate Review – A Carefully Crafted & Unique Horror Gem
Generation Zero Avalanche Studios Retro-futurism is something that is really tricky to convey—whether through art or the written word. Creating a world, or even a single work, that embraces both the past as well as the future is no easy… Read More »Generation Zero Review – A Sadly Misunderstood, Modern Classic
The Dark Occult RYM Games Survival horror games almost seem to be a dime-a-dozen these days. Every time I turn around there’s a new survival horror title coming out. Many of these are of the open-world, sandbox variety—such as The… Read More »The Dark Occult Review – A Highly Underrated Horror Gem
Visage SadSquare Studios If you’re any sort of horror fan worth your salt, you’ve most likely seen the Kojima Production’s PT (playable teaser) horror extravaganza. PT functioned as a short demo for the now-cancelled Silent Hills game that horror junkies… Read More »Visage Review – Could This Be the Next Psychological Horror Masterpiece?
The Blackout Club Question Many gamers still consider Left 4 Dead 2 to be the absolute pinnacle of team-based, multiplayer, survival horror games. Not surprisingly, Valve’s 2009 hit is still being played today, in no small part due to the… Read More »The Blackout Club Review – More Than Meets the Eyes
Ground Branch Blackfoot Studios It’s hard to believe that Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six debuted twenty years ago (1998). It set the bar pretty darn high as far as tactical shooters were concerned. Just as with many genres, tactical shooters have… Read More »Ground Branch (Early Access) Review – One of the Most Promising Shooters Available
Green Hell Creepy Jar The survival game genre is one of my favorites, right up there with role-playing games and military shooters. While survival horror is another spin-off of the genre, much of the time you don’t have to be… Read More »Green Hell (Early Access) Review – A Frightfully Good Survival Experience