“Outbreak: Endless Nightmares” Is Out Now On All Platforms
“Outbreak: Endless Nightmares” is finally here and it is out on PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and Steam.
Tag: Horror game
“Back 4 Blood” Has Officially Been Announced
“Back 4 Blood” has been officially announced and a worldwide gameplay showcase has also been announced for December 17th. Back 4 Blood is a new apocalyptic survival games coming to Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Steam, and Epic Store in 2021. The game is set to launch on June 22, 2021.
“Resident Evil Village” Will Feature Ray Tracing And Have Practically No Load Times On PS5
“Resident Evil Village” will feature 4K Ray Tracing and nearly no loading times.
“Outbreak: Epidemic” Is Out Now On Nintendo Switch
“Outbreak: Epidemic” has finally released on Nintendo Switch and it is the most horrifying and polished Outbreak game to date.
[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.
[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.
Dead Drop Studios’ “Outbreak: The New Nightmare” Will Release Tomorrow on PlayStation 4
Dead Drop Studios’ “Outbreak: The New Nightmare” releases tomorrow August 27th on PlayStation 4.
“S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2” Coming to Xbox Series X [New Trailer]
We return to the Zone with Xbox Series X’s “S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2.”
Panic with Friends! “The Outlast Trials” Are Coming
The Outlast series is back with a chilling new title for 2021: “The Outlast Trials.” Bring your friends and work together to survive.
[Review] Gylt (2019) – Google Stadia Exclusive
With a visually pleasing art style, consistently unnerving atmosphere, and engaging stealth mechanics, Gylt manages to be an enjoyable six-hour experience despite a relatively flimsy narrative.