Directive 8020 review for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
A push forward in many ways for the Dark Pictures series, but some experimental changes to the formula leave things to be desired.
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Little Nightmares III review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch
Little Nightmares III feels more like a scrapped DLC than a whole new standalone game, and even that would have been disappointing.
Little Nightmares III gets creative with a Dreams on Paper trailer
Bandai Namco and Supermassive Games dropped what should be one of the final trailers for the title prior to the October 10th launch.
Bandai Namco shows off Little Nightmares III, reveals Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition & Little Nightmares VR
We got a whole lot of Little Nightmares announcements yesterday thanks to Bandai Namco’s hour+ long Little Nightmares Showcase.
The Quarry review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
A fantastic but somewhat too short-lived of a summer camp horror experience from 2K and Supermassive Games.
Bandai Namco, Supermassive Games announce The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me
Just in time for All Hallows Eve, an announcement and trailer for the next The Dark Pictures Anthology installment.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan review for Xbox One, PS4, PC
Supermassive Games follow-up to PS4 cult classic Until Dawn captures the same tone with Man of Medan, but technical quality issues abound.
Hidden Agenda review for PS4
Not even wonky smartphone controls can hide the fact that Hidden Agenda is a pretty outstanding game.
Hands on with The Inpatient for the PlayStation VR
Anthony straps into for a super creepy PlayStation VR experience by the creators of Until Dawn.
Until Dawn review for PS4
Until Dawn effectively blends two distinct genres and incorporates making tough choices with potentially irreversible consequences.
Until Dawn for the PS3 scares up teen horror with the PlayStation Move
Sony and Supermassive Games today revealed Until Dawn, a teen slasher-style of horror game made especially for the PlayStation Move and PS3. First screens, trailer and info.
Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock to be first UE3-powered PS Vita game
Epic’s Unreal ENgine 3 is confirmed to be powering the time-bending action game based on the BBC Worldwide series. Check out the first trailer also.