Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
Break out those reading glasses and get your spooky sense ready because we’re going to the ocean in this new paranormal entry. Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse, from developer Xeen and publisher Square Enix, is a visual novel that builds off the last game in the series, mainly with improved gameplay elements that are far more refined, and another entertaining storyline that seems far cleaner an...[Read More]
Rainbow Gate Review (PC)
Sometimes imitation is the best compliment, even if that imitation happens to be a combination of several pieces of art. Rainbow Gate, from developer 7EVIL Studio, brings a familiar horror structure and set of gameplay elements with a sprinkle of its own design. While it does follow the setup and pattern of Five Nights at Freddy’s, it also throws in a hefty dose of jump scares, quick time events, ...[Read More]
Eyes of Hellfire gets second major content update
Check out the Blumhouse Games and Gambrinous announcement below. Blumhouse Games and Gambrinous are excited to announce that the second major content update for the co-op gothic horror game, Eyes of Hellfire is now live! The new Terror for Two Update includes several significant updates to enhance the 2-player experience as well as quality-of-life updates. These changes have been community-driven,...[Read More]
Routine Review (Xbox Series X)
Space. Horror. Puzzles. Space-horror-puzzles. SPACEHORRORPUZZLES. I think a new genre name has been invented. Routine, developed by Lunar Software and published by Raw Fury, is a survival horror game of sorts that borrows its controls from the original Resident Evil game, its scares from Dead Space, and its uncomfortable environment from Alien: Isolation. Combined, players get a game that is buil...[Read More]
A Nightmare on Elm Street: 7-Film Collection Review (4K UHD)
It’s spooky time, and that means it’s time for spooky movies. Sure, you could go with ‘Weapons,’ a fine modern film that is a slow build but has a good payoff. You could consider exploring The Thing, a John Carpenter classic that features a satisfying ending. But wouldn’t you rather go old school and watch seven movies that prove that quantity and quality are two very separate things?...[Read More]
Routine announced for Xbox and Steam
Looks pretty cool. Check out the official details and trailer below. STOCKHOLM – August 19, 2025 – During Gamescom Opening Night Live 2025, Swedish indie game publisher Raw Fury and UK-based developer Lunar Software announced that their highly anticipated atmospheric sci-fi horror game, ROUTINE, will launch in late 2025 on Steam and for Xbox platforms as a day one Game Pass title. Those unafraid o...[Read More]
Labyrinth of the Demon King Review (PS5)
I’m old. My first system was an Atari 2600 VCS made back in 1977. I have come a long way with video games, traveled the good and the bad (and even survived the great collapse) gaming roads, and certainly seen some shit in my day. Take the CD-I, for example. No, seriously, take it and bury it next to E.T., as it needs to be underground and never seen again. Hotel Mario, seriously? *AHEM* My point i...[Read More]
Among Ashes physical edition heading to PS5
Never played it, but like the game’s name, hopefully, it lives up to it. Check out the official details for the game below. [Spain – May 6, 2025] – Publisher Selecta Play and developer Rat Cliff Games are thrilled to announce the upcoming physical edition of Among Ashes for PlayStation 5. A chilling narrative-driven horror experience, Among Ashes invites players to uncover the disturbing tru...[Read More]
Midnight Murder Club having an open house weekend
That might be the cleverest title for a news announcement that I have seen. Bravo, Midnight Murder Club, folks. Anyway, enjoy the official details below. This weekend only, Midnight Murder Club is hosting an Open House Weekend for all players on the Guest Pass Edition thanks to the kind patronage of Maximilian Wormwood! Players can enjoy Full Member Benefits – matchmake, invite friends, and play i...[Read More]
The Woman in the Yard Review
The more Blumhouse horror films I ingest, the more I believe they’re slowly becoming the Annapurna Interactive of horror films. Much like Annapurna, not all of what they make is gold, but the chances they take with new ways to tell horror are commendable at worst. Their latest digital release and chance taken is The Woman in the Yard, a story that digs up mystery, intensity, and a heavy amount of ...[Read More]
The Last of Us Part II Remastered Review (PC)
Few games stress me out. Resident Evil VIII in virtual reality is one of them, as slowly traversing through creepy settings and then running for one’s life will surely cause some distress. Another game is Elden Rings, which stresses me out due to the far and few between save points (you can include every Dark Souls game in that as well). And then there is The Last of Us. Yep, that might cause me t...[Read More]
Rogue Piñatas: VRmageddon Review (Meta Quest)
This might have been the best $24.99 game I’ve purchased on the Meta Quest not called Beat Saber. Not a joke. Rogue Piñatas: VRmageddon from developer Nerd Ninjas is an interesting virtual reality experience. The devs took the Call of Duty Zombies blueprint and replaced all the scary places and undead peeps with something far more terrifying – colorful environments and vicious piñatas. No, I’m not...[Read More]