Survival Horror
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Silent Hill: Townfall släpps i morgon – och recensionerna ser bra ut
Silent Hill: Townfall, developed by Screen Burn Interactive, is set to release tomorrow, with early reviews indicating a positive reception. The game holds an average score of 82/100 on Opencritic, praised for its atmosphere, storytelling, and sound design. However, some players have noted issues with microstuttering common in Unreal Engine games and a strong focus on stealth gameplay.
Alien: Isolation 2's Xenomorph has animations initially designed for the first game, but the team 'didn't have the technology at the time' to use them — but now the Alien is even more 'responsive' and 'reactive'
Creative Assembly's Archie Whitehead revealed that Alien: Isolation 2 will feature improved Xenomorph animations, some of which were originally designed for the first game but couldn't be implemented due to technological limitations. The sequel aims to make the alien more responsive and reactive, enhancing the survival horror experience. The game is slated for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC, though a specific date has not yet been announced.
Grab Resident Evil 4 Remake For Less Than $10 Right Now, Making It Cheaper Than Ever
The Resident Evil 4 Remake is currently available for less than $10 at Fanatical, marking its lowest price to date. This deal offers a chance to experience one of the best survival horror games, praised for its faithful recreation and blend of action and scares.
Retro psychological survival horror game Heartworm coming to Nintendo Switch 2, Switch
The retro psychological survival horror game Heartworm is set to release on October 1, 2026, for both Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Developed by Vincent Adinolfi and published by DreadXP, the game draws inspiration from 90s classics like Silent Hill and Resident Evil, featuring a narrative about grief, memory, and supernatural manifestations.
Need To Escape? THE BATHROOMS On Xbox Wants Your Coins First
The first-person horror adventure game THE BATHROOMS is now available on Xbox Series X|S for £4.19. Developed and published by Take IT Studio!, the game challenges players to collect coins to escape a shifting school bathroom labyrinth while being pursued by a menacing Custodian. It also features a Shiba Inu companion to rescue.
Everything I'd do differently in Cregger's Resident Evil film
This article offers a personal reflection on what the author would change if they were to remake the recent Resident Evil film. The author focuses on character decisions, particularly Bryan's choice to take overtime, and suggests alternative actions for survival within the movie's narrative.
Evening Reading - September 22, 2026
Xbox has confirmed significant layoffs affecting 268 employees across Halo Studios, Xbox Game Studios, and more. This restructuring includes the next Halo game being developed by Activision, and the merger of Turn 10 and Playground Games. Additionally, Obsidian Entertainment and Rage/World's Edge will now report under Bethesda and Activision respectively.
I’m Tired Of Acting Like The Old Resident Evil Movies Aren’t Good
This article argues that the early Resident Evil movies, particularly those directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, are enjoyable action films despite their lack of faithfulness to the games. The author praises Anderson's distinct vision and willingness to embrace the series' over-the-top nature, contrasting it with modern risk-averse blockbuster filmmaking.
Resident Evil director Zach Cregger says a recent Oscar-nominated war movie was an unlikely inspiration for his take on…
Director Zach Cregger revealed that the 2019 Oscar-nominated war film 1917 served as an unlikely structural inspiration for his take on Resident Evil, comparing its mission-driven narrative to the survival horror elements of the game. He also mentioned Evil Dead 2 as a tonal influence.
How Long Is Silent Hill: Townfall?
IGN editors explored various playstyles to determine the length of Silent Hill: Townfall. The article indicates that the game's duration varies significantly based on individual player approaches.
Konami’s New PlayStation 5 Action-Adventure Game Gets Strong Reviews
Konami's new PlayStation 5 title, Silent Hill: Townfall, developed by Screen Burn Interactive, is receiving strong early reviews, with scores around 81-82 on Metacritic and OpenCritic. Critics praise its tense atmosphere, exploration, and blend of new mechanics with enemy encounters, though some note challenging puzzles and confusing areas. The game is set to release on September 24, 2026.
Resident Evil is the best videogame movie because Bryan sucks
This article argues that the Resident Evil movie is the best video game movie adaptation due to its protagonist, Bryan, who is portrayed as an everyman player character rather than a skilled hero. The film's focus on survival horror and the character's relatable ineptitude are highlighted as key strengths that capture the authentic experience of playing Resident Evil.
Townfall’s Scottish Horror Is Bold, Brilliant—and Exhausting
Silent Hill: Townfall offers a compelling and unnerving psychological horror experience set on a Scottish island, praised for its inventive CRTV mechanic and strong thematic elements. While the game's relentless pacing and occasionally obtuse puzzles detract from its overall impact, its unique setting and atmospheric score make it a notable entry in the survival horror genre.
Silent Hill: Townfall review: There goes the neighborhood
Silent Hill: Townfall is a gripping psychological horror experience that successfully blends familiar franchise elements with fresh ideas. Developed by Screen Burn Interactive, the game excels in its immersive world design, thoughtful puzzles, and a compelling narrative centered around protagonist Simon Ordell. While combat and enemy AI are noted as weaknesses, the overall atmosphere and creative mechanics make it a standout entry in the series.
Silent Hill: Townfall Review – Medical Marvel
Silent Hill: Townfall is an impressive new entry in the psychological horror franchise, delivering a memorable experience with an engaging story, unsettling atmosphere, and stunning visuals. Developed by Screen Burn Interactive, the game successfully balances mystery and revelation, offering tense combat, stealth, and thoughtful puzzles, all grounded by tactile diegetic UI elements. While exploration can occasionally feel barebones and enemy variety is limited, the overall package is a strong addition that cements Konami's resurgent success.
Hellraiser: Revival har fått en pc-demo och en ny trailer
Hellraiser: Revival, a game based on Clive Barker's horror universe, has released a PC demo and a new trailer. The game, which features Pinhead and his cenobites, will also launch on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on October 8th. The trailer showcases the Scarlet Church group and their leader Marlow's pursuit of the Genesis Configuration.
Silent Hill: Townfall review - fear and loathing in Scotland
Silent Hill: Townfall is a highly effective survival horror game that successfully captures the franchise's signature dread and psychological terror, despite not introducing many new ideas. Developed by Screen Burn and published by Konami and Annapurna Interactive, the game features a compelling atmosphere and genuinely frightening moments, though its pacing can be slow due to its emphasis on stealth and infrequent checkpoints. It is available on PlayStation 5 and PC.
Silent Hill: Townfall Completes The Series’ Comeback With Another Great Entry
Silent Hill: Townfall is a strong addition to the series' comeback, offering a familiar yet unique horror experience. The game successfully captures the series' signature unsettling atmosphere and melancholy, while introducing innovative gameplay mechanics like the handheld CRTV device for stealth and combat. Its narrative, set in Scotland, explores themes of tragedy and accountability, standing as a standalone entry that honors the series' past while forging a new path.
Silent Hill: Townfall (PS5) Review: Not Your Father’s Silent Hill
Silent Hill: Townfall offers a tense and compelling survival horror experience that, while feeling authentic to the brand, carves its own unique path. Developer Screen Burn Interactive masterfully uses a first-person perspective and a handheld CRTV device for navigation and threat avoidance, creating an intimate and engaging atmosphere. Despite some challenging puzzles and labyrinthine environments, the game successfully balances new mechanics with escalating threats, delivering a fresh take on the Silent Hill formula.
Silent Hill: Townfall review
Silent Hill: Townfall successfully blends classic psychological horror elements with new mechanics like the CRTV for puzzle-solving and stealth. The game is praised for its atmospheric Scottish island setting, engaging story with compelling characters like Zoe and Richard, and challenging puzzles. Despite a slightly less developed protagonist in Simon, the overall experience is a rewarding and successful continuation of the Silent Hill legacy.
