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The final week of our big Month of Terror celebration was packed with big reviews, features, and more than a little Halloween spookiness.

Cloud Imperium Games demonstrated their new fps module for Star Citizen at PAX Australia. The demo shows a team taking over a space station from some enemies. The clip focuses more on the actual fps action rather than how it necessarily fits within the larger scheme of the game. For the …

Happy after-Halloween everybody! While you’re in that candy-coma today, have a peek at a neat Assassin’s Creed quiz, a menagerie of the undead (that really aren’t), and why most scary games really aren’t all that spooky.

According to IGN, Bethesda has canceled development of Prey 2. Bethesda vice president Pete Hines confirms the cancellation citing that the quality was not meeting company standards.

And now, for the review you’ve all been waiting for (probably not, but let’s roll with it anyway), the final horror movie review of Brutal Gamer’s Month of Terror… Halloween.

The newest take on the classic Disney villain Maleficent comes home to Blu Ray and DVD with a set that’s packing plenty of extras.

A pair of Capcom’s hard to find Demon’s Crest games are up on the eShop, as is Costume Quest 2 (just in time for Halloween) and plenty more.

Have a look at Atari’s latest stab at Alone in the Dark and then plunk down some cash for a copy ahead of release.

Details for the first round of DLC for Bungie’s Destiny, The Dark Below, has been released. The DLC will contain a new story surrounding The Hive. Three new story missions will have the Guardians battling The Hive in the Hellmouth. There will also be a ton of new gear, a …

In order to pull you in to the atmosphere of any kind of horror, there has to be a villain of some kind. This week at brutal gamer, we will reveal to you some of our most frightening villains of all time. 

Hiring a zombie named Steve to consult on the new Dying Light game from Techand seems like a perfectly sane thing to do.

Horror/comedy doesn’t get much better than director Sam Raimi’s capper to the Evil Dead ‘trilogy’.

Brutal Gamer got a chance to ask Kara Myren a few questions about her upcoming video game Animal Gods. Animal Gods is set to release on the Wii U, MAC, PC, and Linux systems. Tell us a little about yourself. How did you get interested in making video games? KARA …

In Godus, you are a god, who works towards building a place for your followers to live. You accomplish this by terraforming the landscape and allowing your people to build abodes. A game by 22cans and released for Early Access in September 2013, Godus is similar in play-style to a mobile …

Speeder bikes, high-tech arms, exo-suits, and… Taylor Kitch?

This week’s edition of Destination America’s Ghost Stalkersmay have the best proof yet of the paranormal with something that the team is calling the Holy Grail of proof.