REVIEW: Othercide
This is what happens when XCOM is set in a dark, horrific world full of angelic women and hideous creatures.
This is what happens when XCOM is set in a dark, horrific world full of angelic women and hideous creatures.
Gather up your courage and enter a haunted house that’s dark history spans over many years and several families. Just don’t let the lights go out.
Not the best horror game to play, but a great one to experience.
Hello August, we have six short stories for you to enjoy during this fine evening featuring your two favorite radio hosts Poe and Munro. Enjoy.
Experience Adolf Hitler’s rise to power through the eyes of an underground German resistance group as they do everything in their power to keep him from dismantling their democracy in this narrative strategy title.
Throw Battle Brothers and Darkest Dungeon into a blender with a few extra ingredients mixed in and you’ll end up with Urtuk: The Desolation.
“A 2-D hidden gem that is parts creepy, surreal and metaphorical. A poignant Marxist commentary on how society places property rights over people and the nightmarish consequences of being overriden with greed.”
On your next rainy day, maybe consider picking up Palmyra Orphanage, a ghost story of a missing brother, dead children, and a morally bankrupt and financially ruined orphanage.
Slay the Spire is getting darker
Not only a great adaptation of the Blair Witch IP, but also a great entry to gaming’s horror genre.