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Team Junkish announced that Monstrum is currently available for the Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. The indie monster game originally came out back in 2015, but half a decade later the game is now available for home consoles. Continue reading “Monstrum, Survival-Horror Game Set On A Cargo Ship Launches On PS4, Xbox One, Switch”
Wales Interactive announced that they have a brand new horror game on the horizon called the Maid of Sker. It’s a Welsh-themed horror game based on folklore from the isles, and is set in 1898, Wales. The game is scheduled to release in June for the PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One, and will release in October for the Nintendo Switch. Continue reading “Maid of Sker, Welsh Survival-Horror Heads To PS4, PC, Xbox In June, Switch In October”
StarCo Interactive recently released their first-person, survival-horror shooter on Steam called Night of the Scarecrows. No, it has no relation to the 1995 low-budget horror flick from Jeff Burr, but the premise of the new indie game would make for a pretty awesome horror film if a studio ever nabbed the rights to it. Continue reading “Night Of The Scarecrows, Survival-Horror FPS Arrives On Steam”
There is no secret in the fact I am no fan of the Resident Evil 3 Remake. Cutting content, interjecting feminist ideology, altering characters and failing to live up to the series standard fail to engender me to feel any affection for the title despite an overall love for the franchise. Continue reading “Resident Evil Resistance Roadmap Fails to Inspire Confidence”
As often as we get post-apocalyptic games (and we have plenty of them) and as often as we get Lovecraftian titles (and we have plenty of them, too) we don’t oftentimes get survival-horror games themed around a Lovecraftian world set in a post-apocalyptic hellscape. Well, developer Overflow is tackling that challenge with an isometric rogue-lite called Darkbolt. Continue reading “Darkbolt, Lovecraftian Survival-Horror Game Announced”
The censored, toned down, completely hacked up and butchered version of Capcom’s Resident Evil 3 Remake is currently spreading throughout the market, and a lot of gamers on PC, PS4, and Xbox One are realizing just how much of a piece of crap the game is. Unfortunately the shills and normies are one too many and have drowned out proper criticism and warnings, so the game might sell better than it deserves, despite being a reskinned, downgraded mess. Anyway, some gameplay walkthroughs have popped up for people who for some reason may need help getting through the game. Continue reading “Resident Evil 3 Remake Gameplay Walkthrough”
Resident Evil 3 Remake is one of those games that just keeps on giving when it comes to disappointing fans. The latest debacle involves moderators locking the forum threads exposing Capcom’s false advertisement of Jill Valentine’s outfit from the original Resident Evil 3. Continue reading “Resident Evil 3 Remake Threads Censored For Exposing Capcom’s Censorship Of Jill’s Classic Outfit”
[Update:] Users on the Steam forums are being censored and banned for complaining about Capcom lying about the pre-order bonus containing Jill’s classic outfit from the original Resident Evil 3.
[Original article:] Whenever it was said that the changes being made to female characters in recent AAA games was motivated by Social Justice Warrior puritans, a bunch of Centrists™ would come out to defend the developers and art direction by saying anyone saying the characters were censored or toned down were “conspiracy theorists” or “just as bad as the SJWs”. Well, it turns out that everyone who was angry about the changes made to Jill Valentine in the Resident Evil 3 Remake keep being proven right, and not only did they change her default to something more conservative, they also altered her original mini-skirt and tube top pre-order DLC outfit by turning the mini-skirt into a skirt-short combo called a skort. Continue reading “Resident Evil 3 Remake Censors Jill’s Classic Outfit By Turning Mini-Skirt Into Skort”
Capcom’s Resident Evil Resistance has entered into open beta, featuring six playable characters in a 1-vs-4 asymmetric PvP setup. There are various melee weapons and firearms to down enemies in an attempt to escape from a zombie infested area. Continue reading “Resident Evil Resistance Open Beta Goes Live”
Dreamlight Games Studios released a major update for Fear The Dark Unknown, a Resident Evil-inspired survival-horror game that originally came out back in early December, 2019 on Steam for PC. The update overhauls many aspects of the game, as well as adds tons of new content to the overall experience. Continue reading “Fear The Dark Unknown: Survival Edition Releases With Improved Visuals, Gameplay, Extras”
Videos have emerged of the gore system in the Resident Evil 3 Remake demo, and they have revealed that the gore and dismemberment has been downgraded compared to the gore featured in Resident Evil 2 Remake. Continue reading “Resident Evil 3 Remake Demo Downgrades Dismemberment, Gore”
Capcom’s art director for Resident Evil 3 Remake, Yonghee Cho, told Game Informer in a recent interview that the original Jill Valentine design for Resident Evil 3 back in 1999 was designed to capitalize on her sex appeal. He claims that that was “not the right direction”, so they designed the new Jill for “practicality” and to be a “very strong” character. Basically, she was designed for simps and feminists and to turn off straight male gamers. Continue reading “Resident Evil 3 Remake’s Jill Was Changed To Remove Sex Appeal, Says Art Director”
Real Game Machine announced that they have a new stealth-oriented, survival-horror game in the works set to release on Steam before the second quarter of 2020 gets underway. The name of the game is Follia: Dear Father, and it’s not another one of those survival-horror experiences where you run and hide the entire time. You do get to fight back here. Continue reading “Follia: Dear Father Survival-Horror Game Scheduled To Release On Steam”