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The follow-up to one of my favorite RPGs of the 2020s finally has a demo, and it does not disappoint: Bat people, a mushroom hellscape, and funky JRPG combat from bizarro world 2005
Entropy, a JRPG from Lovely Hellplace, has released a playable demo on Steam with an early access launch date of August 18. The game features a party system with up to 14 members, permadeath mechanics reminiscent of Fire Emblem, and a unique combat system with row-based positioning. Its art style and unsettling atmosphere evoke mid-2000s JRPGs with a distinct, freakish spirit.
Play the Astonishing New Dark Fantasy RPG Demo From the Creator of Dread Delusion Now - Entropy and its Gorgeous Low Poly Graphics Launches into Early Access on Aug. 18
The dark fantasy RPG Entropy, developed by Lovely Hellplace and published by DreadXP, has released a demo on Steam and announced its Early Access launch for August 18. The game features a post-apocalyptic setting, turn-based combat with limb targeting, and a distinctive low-poly, PSX-style visual aesthetic. A demo is currently available on Steam.
Amanda The Adventurer 3 Arrives On Console As The Creepy Trilogy Reaches Its Finale
Amanda the Adventurer 3 has launched on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, concluding the unsettling horror puzzle adventure trilogy. The game picks up after the events of the second installment, with protagonist Riley Park investigating the mysterious organization Hameln to uncover the truth about Amanda and the conspiracy surrounding the series.
Amanda the Adventurer 3 coming to consoles this month
DreadXP and MANGLEDmaw Games have announced that Amanda the Adventurer 3, the final installment in the horror adventure series, will be released on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 on May 28th. The game concludes Riley Park's investigation into the mysterious children's show, featuring escape room-style puzzles and new areas to explore.
Amanda the Adventurer 3 coming to PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch on May 28
Publisher DreadXP and developer MANGLEDmaw Games announced that Amanda the Adventurer 3 will be released on May 28 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. This title marks the final chapter of the Amanda the Adventurer series.
Amanda The Adventurer 3 Is Coming To Consoles
Amanda the Adventurer 3 is launching on consoles, including Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch on May 28. Developed by MANGLEDmaw and published by DreadXP, this indie horror title concludes the series' narrative. The game features escape room-style puzzles where players use VHS tape information to uncover secrets.
Retro Survival Horror where the monsters are not the scariest thing; the truth and sacrifices we made to get here are.
Saint of Chains, a retro-inspired survival horror game developed by MystiveDev, has been released on Steam for $12.99. The game features PS2-era visuals, psychological horror elements, and a story about a father trying to save his family from a demonic cult. MystiveDev is a team formed by brothers Bobby and Zhanko, who previously worked on Alan Sharp and Mirror Forge.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold is as dead as its ghosts, as the game gets canned because Paramount couldn't wait any longer
The upcoming game adaptation Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been cancelled due to Paramount's refusal to grant a requested development time extension. Solo developer Brian Clarke, also known as DarkStone Digital, stated that he chose to part ways with Paramount rather than release a sub-par product. DreadXP supported Clarke's need for more time throughout the process.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold Has Been Cancelled
Developer DarkStone Digital and publisher DreadXP have announced the cancellation of their upcoming horror game, Paranormal Activity: Threshold. The solo developer, Brian Clarke, cited a need for more development time, which Paramount, the IP holder, denied. Clarke chose to cancel the project rather than release a subpar product and plans to continue making horror games after a break.
Paranormal Activity game dead after Paramount refuses to give legendary Mortuary Assistant dev more time to make it…
The upcoming horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been canceled because its license holder, Paramount, refused to grant developer Brian Clarke more time to complete his vision. Clarke, known for The Mortuary Assistant, stated that he and publisher DreadXP parted amicably with Paramount. Despite the cancellation, Clarke expressed eagerness to continue working in the horror genre.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold Canceled as Developer Says Paramount Declined Extension
DarkStone Digital founder Brian Clarke announced that the horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been canceled because Paramount declined a request for an extension of development time. Clarke stated that he chose to part ways with Paramount rather than release a subpar product, with publisher DreadXP supporting the decision. Despite the cancellation, Clarke plans to continue making horror games after a short break.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold canceled
Publisher DreadXP and developer DarkStone Digital have canceled the survival horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold, which was announced in 2024. No specific reasons for the cancellation were provided.
Paranormal Activity Game Canceled Because Paramount Wouldn't Give Its Devs More Time
Paramount has canceled the development of the horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold after refusing a time extension request from developers Darkstone Digital and DreadXP. Creator Brian Clarke stated he would not release a subpar product and chose to part ways with the project. The game had previously received a positive reception at PAX East.
Dread Delusion Review
Dread Delusion is an action RPG set in a fractured world of airborne islands and cosmic catastrophe. Players hunt a rogue pirate while navigating a non-linear open world with a focus on player choice and consequence, though the impact of these decisions can feel underwhelming. Despite this, the game's rich storytelling and sense of discovery make it a compelling experience.
The 10 best first-person RPGs for truly immersive adventuring
This article ranks the 10 best first-person RPGs, highlighting titles that excel in immersive worldbuilding and player agency. Games like Avowed, Cyberpunk 2077, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim are praised for their ability to place players directly into fantastical or dystopian worlds, offering immediate action and deep exploration.
Official Metal Slug 30th Anniversary Project Revealed
SNK has officially launched the Metal Slug 30th Anniversary project, featuring a special illustration by Eisuke Ogura and a retrospective video. The announcement coincides with a giveaway campaign for merchandise. The article also briefly mentions other gaming news, including BAFTA award winners, upcoming film and game releases for Elden Ring and Dragon Ball titles, and updates for ARC Raiders and White Knuckle.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 Launcing in 2027
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 is set to launch in 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Developed by Dimps and Bandai Namco, this story-driven RPG allows players to create their own hero within the world of Dragon Ball, set in West City during AGE 1000. Additional details will be revealed in the coming months.
Horror Speed-Climbing Roguelike White Knuckle Anniversary Update Live
The horror speed-climbing roguelike White Knuckle, developed by Dark Machine Games and DreadXP, has released its major Anniversary Update. The update introduces buff/debuff equippables, Facility Upgrades, and a Competitive Mode. The game is currently available in Early Access on Steam and is on sale for 25% off.
White Knuckle Reaches New Heights with Massive Anniversary Update, Available Today!
Dark Machine Games and DreadXP have released a major Anniversary Update for their horror speed-climbing roguelike, White Knuckle. The update introduces new debuff mechanics, facility upgrades, a competitive mode for speedrunners, and more. The game is available on Steam in Early Access and has maintained an Overwhelmingly Positive rating since its October 2024 launch.
White Knuckle Anniversary Update Adds Trinkets, Bindings, and Competitive Mode
Indie developer Dark Machine Games and publisher DreadXP are releasing a major anniversary update for their speed-climber roguelike, White Knuckle, on April 17, 2026. The update introduces new equipment systems called Trinkets and Bindings, a reworked progression system using Facility Credits, and a new Competitive Mode aimed at speedrunners. White Knuckle is currently available in Early Access on PC via Steam.