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Horror fans enjoy a feast of fantastic, terrifying games

Horror fans enjoy a feast of fantastic, terrifying games

It’s a golden era for horror games. During Sony’s State of Play presentation in June, fans learned that two highly anticipated games would be released within a four-month window: Resident Evil 4 and The Callisto Protocol. In early May, Electronic Arts announced that a remake of Empty room would also be released in this window. ...

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WRC 10 Review – A Feast of Off-Road Fun

WRC 10 Review – A Feast of Off-Road Fun

Editor’s note: Hello! Over the next few days, we’re running an “Escape Game” series, and we’re finally starting to look back at games that release sometime in 2021, but for various reasons we couldn’t fully cover them at the time. We’ve returned to some real gems, so for more catch-up reviews like this, head over ...

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Share of the week: feast – iGamesNews

Share of the week: feast – iGamesNews

Last week, we asked you to check out some of the most whimsical treats games have to offer by using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are the delicious highlights from this week: Ahmad Yuanda_1st shares a delicious selection of food from Monster Hunter World. charcoalabr14 highlights an abundant fruit stand in Far Cry 6. KouhyarB stumbles over ...

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The Feast Review: one of the best and sickest horror films of 2021

The Feast Review: one of the best and sickest horror films of 2021

Dinner parties can be their own kind of torture, and in cinematic form they are ripe places to defuse social discomfort. When directors lock people up in a room together and aggressively impose social niceties, they only arouse writhing resentments and discontent. Black comedies like Sally Potter’s The party, Thrillers like Karyn Kusama’s The invitationor ...

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Sakuna: From Rice and Ruin Review – Feast and Hunger

Sakuna: From Rice and Ruin Review – Feast and Hunger

Even in an industry with unlikely genre hybrids like MMO / shooters and puzzle / RPGs, Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin offers an odd combination. It’s a fast-paced action game where you can unleash stylish combos against a screen full of monsters. However, it’s also an agricultural game that emphasizes the value of the community ...