“Need For Speed: Payback” And “Vampyr” Headline The PS Plus Free Games Lineup For October
This month’s PS Plus free games lineup will feature “Need For Speed: Payback” and “Vampyr”.
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[Review] “Kholat” On Nintendo Switch
Developed by Polish developers IMGN.PRO, Kholat is an indie survival/horror game that is oddly really fun to play. Once you figure out how to know where to go, the game gets really good and suspenseful.
“Feather” Soars To PlayStation 4 and Xbox One Next Week
“Feather” soars it’s way on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next week on September 30th.
Aldis Hodge In Final Talks To Play Hawkman In DC’s “Black Adam” Movie
Aldis Hodge is currently in final talks to play Carter Hall, aka Hawkman, in DC’s “Black Adam” movie.
[Review] DC Comic’s The Flash: “Finish Line”
Joshua Williamson wraps up his run on The Flash comics with “Finish Line”.
“Marvel’s Spider-Man” Will Have A Digital Only Release On PS5 And Will Not Transfer Over PS4 Save Files
Insomniac Games has confirmed that “Marvel’s Spider-Man” won’t have a physical release and that PlayStation 4 save files won’t transfer to the PlayStation 5.
ZeniMax Media Is Set To Be Purchased By Microsoft In A Deal Reportedly Close to $7.5 Billion
In a deal reportedly close to upwards of $7.5 billion, Microsoft has purchased ZeniMax Media.
Sony Confirms “99 Percent” Of PS4 Games Will Be Playable On PS5, But Won’t Feature Any Of The Older Generations
Sony has recently confirmed that 99% of PlayStation 4 will be backwards compatible on the upcoming PlayStation 5. Sony has also went on to confirm that the PS5 will not support PS1, PS2 or PS3 games.
[Review] “The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters” on Xbox One
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters was finally released on Xbox One recently and it’s an amazing game all around. This survival/horror game was a lot of fun to play and provides a very challenging gameplay experience.
Survival/Horror Indie “Kholat” Receiving Switch Physical Edition, Pre-Order Now
Developed by Polish indie developer IMGN.PRO, Kholat has sold over 700,000 units across PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One. In Kholat, you’ll follow the steps of a group of Russian college students that seem to have gone missing. The game is set in February of 1959 and is heavily inspired by the Dyatlov Pass Incident.