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A haunted story of cosmic weirdness that plays off the iconic original, Alone in the Dark is setting up to be a creepy ride.
Read More »Alone in the Dark’s cast talks about the characters and atmosphere of Derceto Manor
Review: Il fait très bizarre dans le Nord en ‘Kona II: Brume’
Kona II: Brume is, you may gather, the second game in the series by Ravenscourt Games. However, it can be played and enjoyed by players unfamiliar with the first game. A first-person title, Kona II is part walking simulator and part puzzle game, delivering a fascinating and creepy trek through …
Read More »Kona II: Brume serves up a frigid new mystery today
Rural Canada in the 1970’s is the setting for Kona II: Brume, which sets players to work against a frosty mystery.
Read More »What’s real and what’s… something else, in space-faring (and trippy) Lifeless Moon, out now
There is no life in the void, but something weird is definitely happening in 3D platformer Lifeless Moon. It’s out now for the PC.
Read More »Myst Gets a Special Kickstarter Campaign for 25th Anniversary
One of the best recieved and most loved PC games of all time is getting a special re-release later this year. Cyan, the company behind the Myst series, posted a Kickstarter campaign yesterday that boasts some serious firepower, in terms of the rewards Cyan is offering to fans. 2018 marks …
Read More »Dead Inside #4 (comic) Review
Dead Inside has brought us some great twists and turns in the murder mystery genre. Let’s see what John Arcudi has in store for us next.
Read More »Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter tracks down a new trailer
Action, sleuthing, and plenty of running around, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter has itself a fast-paced new trailer.
Read More »Hands on with the conspiratorial Majestic Nights for the PC
Majestic Nights is an upcoming episodic action-thriller from Epiphany Games that takes gamers back to the 1980s and asks the question- what if all those conspiracy theories were true?
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