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This Horror Game Is Having A Dino Crisis Of A Different Sort
The indie horror game Athanasia, featuring dinosaurs and immersive sim elements, will launch in Steam Early Access for PC on October 19. Developed by Momentum Games and published by Black Lantern Collective, the game traps players in a research facility overrun by time-traveling dinosaurs, with hints of a more sinister threat.
How The Resident Evil Movie Borrows From RE4 And RE7
Director Zach Cregger discussed how the upcoming Resident Evil movie draws inspiration from the video games, particularly Resident Evil 4 for its pacing and scale, and Resident Evil 7: biohazard for its character portrayal. Cregger explained that the film's visual language, including its third-person camera perspective, is heavily influenced by video games.
Silent Hill Townfall's atmosphere is spot-on, but slow-burn terrors leave a tepid first impression
Silent Hill Townfall captures the oppressive atmosphere of the series with its Scottish-inspired island setting and deserted streets. However, the preview highlights slow pacing and a lack of enemy encounters, leaving a tepid first impression despite its gorgeous visuals and immersive sound design.
RE-veteranen Hideki Kamiya vill att Resident Evil ska ha valfri skräck
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya expressed a personal dislike for horror, suggesting Capcom should implement an optional horror-free mode for games like Resident Evil. He compared this to Bayonetta's accessibility options, proposing features like paper bags on zombies or brighter environments.
ONTOS: This Horrifying, Tantalizing Thriller Feels Like an Immersive Sim for Puzzle Gaming
ONTOS is a forthcoming sci-fi thriller that blends immersive sim elements with puzzle gameplay, focusing on player choice and exploration. Players control Aditi, who investigates a mysterious moon resort and confronts philosophical questions through intricate, often grotesque, experiments. The game emphasizes tactile interaction and allows for multiple solutions to its challenges, promising a deeply engaging experience.
Spooky Tales – Beta Demo | Alpha Beta Gamer
The beta demo for Spooky Tales, an anthology horror game inspired by Tales from the Crypt, is now available on Steam. The demo features a seafaring voyage in cursed seas, while the full game will include distinct stories with 1920s pulp dread, Japanese body horror, and mascot horror.
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil is tracking to open far bigger than any previous Resident Evil movie
Zach Cregger's new Resident Evil movie is projected to open with $40-50 million in the US, significantly outperforming previous installments in the franchise. Despite creative deviations from the game's canon and the absence of fan-favorite characters, the film's original story and Cregger's directorial vision are credited for its strong box office tracking.
Popular PS4 & PS5 Action Game 75% Off on PlayStation Store, Lowest Price Yet
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Gold Edition is currently available for $9.99 on the PlayStation Store, marking a 75% discount and its lowest price to date. This limited-time offer, which ends on September 9, 2026, includes the base game along with expansions Banned Footage Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, End of Zoe, and the Not a Hero chapter.
Best New Xbox And Game Pass Games For September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a busy month for Xbox and Game Pass players, with a diverse lineup of new releases. Highlights include the dark fantasy RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, Capcom's return to the samurai genre with Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and the survival-crafting spin-off RuneScape: Dragonwilds launching day one on Game Pass. Other notable titles include the horror game Halloween, the racing title Hot Wheels Infinite Rush, and Remedy's Control Resonant.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review – Samurai spirit
Onimusha: Way of the Sword offers a fresh take on the samurai action-horror series with a charismatic new protagonist, Miyamoto Musashi, and revamped combat. While the game introduces engaging gameplay modernizations and a strong cast, it suffers from repetition in its later hours and some unintuitive puzzles.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword review: A sharp return
Onimusha: Way of the Sword offers a compelling return to Capcom's unique action-horror franchise, featuring a captivating story centered on the rivalry between Musashi Miyamoto and Sasaki Kojiro. The game boasts impressive facial animations, striking demon designs, and a beautiful orchestral score, all contributing to an engaging Edo-period Kyoto setting. Combat evolves significantly throughout the adventure, demanding strategic use of various techniques and offering exhilarating duels.
Nightmare Shift Review
Nightmare Shift's dated environments are effective at building an unsettling atmosphere, but the character models are scarier than the intended threats. The game's overall quality is questioned, with a sarcastic remark about job review sites.
Steam Week in Review: Here are the top 10 most popular genres on Steam
A new report analyzing Steam revenue data reveals that sandbox games have the highest 'hit rate,' meaning the largest percentage of games within the genre earn over $100,000. First-person shooters, RPGs, and simulation games also show strong performance. The study used the Boxleiter method to estimate sales based on review counts.
Silent Hill: Townfall’s 1996 Setting is “Almost Like the Perfect Time For Horror”, Says Writer
Silent Hill: Townfall writer Jon McKellan explained that the game's 1996 setting was chosen because the technology of the era was not advanced enough to assist the player, creating a perfect environment for horror. This choice aligns with developer Screen Burn's thematic focus on archaic technology. The game is set to release on September 24th for PC and PlayStation 5.
The 19 most exciting video game releases of September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a massive month for video game releases, with over a dozen highly anticipated titles launching across various platforms. The month features new entries in established franchises like Onimusha and Fire Emblem, alongside promising new IPs such as Crimson Moon and Orbitals. Notable releases include Marvel's Wolverine, Dune: Awakening, and the full console launch of Valheim.
Psalm 5:9-13 Review | TheXboxHub
Psalm 5:9-13 is a short, atmospheric horror experience on Xbox that can be completed in around 30-40 minutes. While it effectively uses VHS-style visuals and sound design to create an unsettling mood with sparse jump scares, the game's brevity and abrupt ending leave something to be desired.
Netflix weekend watchlist: 3 films to queue up (Aug. 29-30)
This weekend's Netflix watchlist features three films: the crime thriller 'The Whisper Man' starring Robert De Niro, the acclaimed animated superhero film 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' featuring Miles Morales, and the horror hit 'M3GAN'. 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' is also mentioned as a recent box office success.
The 5 top games you need to play in September 2026
This article highlights the top five games releasing in September 2026, chosen from a wave of titles aiming to avoid the November release of GTA 6. Featured games include the dark fantasy vampire RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, Insomniac Games' action-adventure Marvel's Wolverine, the Switch 2 exclusive Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, the horror title Silent Hill: Townfall, and Remedy's Control Resonant.
The 5 movies you need to watch in September 2026
September 2026 is set to be an exciting month for moviegoers, with five notable films releasing across various genres. Highlights include the action-thriller Fall 2: Deadpoint, the Cold War drama Mayday starring Ryan Reynolds, the romantic fantasy sequel Practical Magic 2, a reboot of the Resident Evil movie franchise, and Avengers: Endgame: Encore featuring new footage.
The '90s are a "perfect time for horror," says Silent Hill: Townfall dev who wants the game to make you…
Silent Hill: Townfall writer Jon McKellan explains that the game's 1996 setting was chosen to evoke a sense of discomfort, reflecting the socio-economic climate of the UK at the time and the limitations of technology. The absence of smartphones and readily available digital maps contributes to the intended atmosphere of unease and isolation for players.
