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New ‘Remotherd: Broken Porcelain’ Trailer Shows Happiness Found In The Darkest Of Places

In the new Gamescom “Whispers” trailer for Remothered: Broken Porcelain, fans are treated to something a bit different, someone actually finding happiness in the dark world of Remothered. It really should be no surprise that in the middle of everything that goes on, our heroine Jennifer and her friend and fellow housekeeper at the Ashmann Inn Lindsay (Lin) find shelter with each other in the dark halls of the Inn where danger lurks, a fact we’re sadly reminded in the middle of the happy couple’s moments… Remothered: Broken Porcelain will be coming October 20, 2020 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and STEAM.

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Capt McNeely
Aug 31, 2020
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‘Little Nightmares II’ Coming In February

Bandai Namco announced today at Gamescom 2020 information about the upcoming sequel to their popular side-scrolling puzzle horror Little Nightmares that followed a little girl in a yellow raincoat named Six, who escapes a ship full of monstrous beings wishing to eat her. Little Nightmares II follows a bag-headed boy name Mono who is trapped in a nightmarish world that’s been distorted by a strange humming sound that appears to be coming from a nearby signal tower. Mono is joined by Six and the two set off on their journey to discover the truth while trying to avoid being captured by the locals who are out to get them. Little Nightmares II will be coming out February 11, 2021, for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Players who purchase the game the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will receive a free next-gen upgrade for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X later in 2021!

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Capt McNeely
Aug 28, 2020
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New Interactive Trailer And Pre-Order Details For ‘Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope’

Bandai Namco is giving fans of their “Dark Anthology” series what they want, a new trailer and release date for their upcoming sequel to “Man of Medan”, Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope. Along with the new interactive trailer showcasing how choices you make have consequences, fans will have the opportunity to pre-order Little Hope and get some goodies while supplies last. Included in the special preorder is the game with the Curator’s Cut that includes new scenes and the theatrical cut, as well as the ability to play as different characters with new choices and outcomes, a 4-disk steel book, and a replica of Mary’s ragdoll. Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope will be coming October 30th in time to give you chills for Halloween! Xbox One pre-orders can be made HERE, PS4 Preorders can be made HERE. Players can also pre-order digital versions of Little Hope for Xbox One, PS4, and STEAM.

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Capt McNeely
Aug 27, 2020
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A Noob Plays A Souls(Like) Game: Review Of ‘Mortal Shell’

As you can guess by the title, I’ve never played a “souls” game before. I never experienced the soul-crushing repetitive nature of playing, dying, and repeating for hours at a time that makes one question why they put themselves through such mental torture…but I want to, and Cold Symmetry and Playstack were more than happy to test my resolve with their soulslike game Mortal Shell. Mortal Shell takes players to a dark world full of creepy looking enemies, creatures, and mystery as they play as a being that takes over the remains of four dead warriors and fights their way through enemies in order to attain glands from certain enemies to appease the mysterious monstrous prisoner. Now onto the game itself! Leading up to getting the review copy of Mortal Shell I watched and studied gameplay videos of Dark Souls in which this game is said to be like. Long story short, YES, Mortal Shell is on the same level

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Capt McNeely
Aug 17, 2020
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Game Review: ‘Helheim Hassle’ Is Hel Of A Good Time!

A great big thank you to the folks at Perfectly Paranormal for allowing me to review their puzzle platformer, Helheim Hassle! Helheim Hassle follows the misadventures of Bjørn, a 14-year-old Viking that’s not really into the idea of dying in battle and going to Valhalla. As fate would have it, Bjørn dies in an act of bravery resulting in him going to Valhalla. Fast forward to the present, we meet Pesto who is from a Hell going to Helheim (Viking Hell) but ends up needing Bjørn’s help (to read runes) in return for his help, Pesto will help Bjørn go to Helheim, the only downside is… Pesto’s magic makes allows Bjørn’s limbs to fall off and move on their own. Onto the game itself! Controls can be a bit to master as certain buttons dictate what limb you want to fall off and take control of. It will take patience as some moments will require you to make decisions quickly

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 17, 2020
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A Kafka Bug’s Life: Game Review Of ‘Metamorphosis’

All In! Games and Ovid Works sent me down the Kakfkaesque rabbit hole with their first-person platforming game, Metamorphosis. In Metamorphosis you play as Gregor Samsa who woke up one morning and realized that he turned into a bug and is now employed at a company called Tower who holds all the answers as to why this happened to Gregor and how he can turn human again. Along his journey, Gregor sees the world of insects and meets interesting individuals. Now onto the game itself! Mastering the controls is easy thanks to a tutorial in the beginning plus being made not complicated, to begin with. The movement of Gregor as an insect is fun as the movements are quick and mechanical much like a bug. Gregor can crawl up walls with the help of yellow goo that he finds piles of in certain places. The sound is amazing and I suggest wearing headphones for it so you won’t miss the

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Capt McNeely
Aug 12, 2020
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Game Review: ‘Darkestville Castle’

It’s getting to that point in summer where I’m tired of the heat and ready for the cool airs of autumn which only means one thing…HALLOWEEN IS COMING! Alas, it’s only August and that means I have to wait… that’s until the awesome ghouls at Epic Llama, and Buka Entertainment brought a little bit of Halloween early with their point and click adventure Darkestville Castle. In Darkestville Castle players take on the role of a demon named Cid who lives in the village of Darkestville. Being the only demon in town, Cid goes around the terrorizes the locals every night for his amusement till one night he inadvertently released a hoard of demons onto the village and in the process lost his castle. Now onto the game itself! The controls in Darkestville Castle is pretty basic, you move the cursor around with the joystick on your controller and press the button that usually acts as your action button. You can

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Capt McNeely
Aug 12, 2020
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‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Reignites Hype With Three New Videos!

With the news a while ago announcing the delay of CD Projekt Red’s upcoming FPS Cyberpunk 2077 being pushed back to November 19th, 2020, many fans feel discouraged, but fear not! Today CD Projekt Red has released three new videos showing what fans can expect to see and hear in the world of Cyberpunk 2077! In the first video titled “Lifepaths”, players will get a look at the backstories that players can experience as V, the game’s protagonist, and how their choices in the world of Dark City can influence gameplay! For those not interested in lore but are instead a person of action, there’s the “Tools of Destruction” video showcasing V’s arsenal of weaponry including melee, firearms, and cyberware weaponry that’s at their disposal to deal with enemies they encounter along their journey. And lastly, we have “Becoming SAMURAI” that takes us behind the scenes showing how Swedish hardcore-punk band Refused transforms into the factious band SAMURAI. Cyberpunk 2077

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Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2020
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Meet The Residents Of Ashmann Inn In New ‘Remothered: Broken Porcelain’ Trailer

Darril Arts, Stormind Games, and Modus bid you welcome in the new trailer for Remothered: Broken Porcelain titled “Ashmann Residents” where old and new fans get a sneak peek at the people they will be encountering at the Ashmann Inn where they take on the role of Jennifer, a troubled teen girl sent to the Inn to work as a housemaid. Just like Jennifer, everyone at the Inn has a past they wish to forget or darkness ready to come out and stalk the hallways much like the Inn’s famed whistling ghost known only as “Porcelain”. Remothered: Broken Porcelain will be coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Steam October 20, 2020.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2020
Horror Fuel

‘Mortal Shell’ Gets Release Date And New Trailer!

With the success of the open beta, where players have died 350 million times, Cold Symmetry and Playstack are happy to announce that in roughly two weeks, Mortal Shell will be released! Along with the announcement comes a new trailer that features of all things…a Medieval Bazooka! Mortal Shell is a third-person “Souls-like” game where players are resurrected from the dead to fight dangerous foes and collect their glands to appease the Dark Father but the fights are challenging where players can easily die and lose glands but have to return to where they died to reclaim them…or die trying…multiple times. Mortal Shell will be coming to Epic Game Store, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One August 18th, 2020, the game will be coming to Steam in 2021.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 5, 2020

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New ‘Remotherd: Broken Porcelain’ Trailer Shows Happiness Found In The Darkest Of Places

In the new Gamescom “Whispers” trailer for Remothered: Broken Porcelain, fans are treated to something a bit different, someone actually finding happiness in the dark world of Remothered. It really should be no surprise that in the middle of everything that goes on, our heroine Jennifer and her friend and fellow housekeeper at the Ashmann Inn Lindsay (Lin) find shelter with each other in the dark halls of the Inn where danger lurks, a fact we’re sadly reminded in the middle of the happy couple’s moments… Remothered: Broken Porcelain will be coming October 20, 2020 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and STEAM.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 31, 2020
Horror Fuel

‘Little Nightmares II’ Coming In February

Bandai Namco announced today at Gamescom 2020 information about the upcoming sequel to their popular side-scrolling puzzle horror Little Nightmares that followed a little girl in a yellow raincoat named Six, who escapes a ship full of monstrous beings wishing to eat her. Little Nightmares II follows a bag-headed boy name Mono who is trapped in a nightmarish world that’s been distorted by a strange humming sound that appears to be coming from a nearby signal tower. Mono is joined by Six and the two set off on their journey to discover the truth while trying to avoid being captured by the locals who are out to get them. Little Nightmares II will be coming out February 11, 2021, for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Players who purchase the game the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will receive a free next-gen upgrade for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X later in 2021!

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 28, 2020
Horror Fuel

New Interactive Trailer And Pre-Order Details For ‘Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope’

Bandai Namco is giving fans of their “Dark Anthology” series what they want, a new trailer and release date for their upcoming sequel to “Man of Medan”, Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope. Along with the new interactive trailer showcasing how choices you make have consequences, fans will have the opportunity to pre-order Little Hope and get some goodies while supplies last. Included in the special preorder is the game with the Curator’s Cut that includes new scenes and the theatrical cut, as well as the ability to play as different characters with new choices and outcomes, a 4-disk steel book, and a replica of Mary’s ragdoll. Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope will be coming October 30th in time to give you chills for Halloween! Xbox One pre-orders can be made HERE, PS4 Preorders can be made HERE. Players can also pre-order digital versions of Little Hope for Xbox One, PS4, and STEAM.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 27, 2020
Horror Fuel

A Noob Plays A Souls(Like) Game: Review Of ‘Mortal Shell’

As you can guess by the title, I’ve never played a “souls” game before. I never experienced the soul-crushing repetitive nature of playing, dying, and repeating for hours at a time that makes one question why they put themselves through such mental torture…but I want to, and Cold Symmetry and Playstack were more than happy to test my resolve with their soulslike game Mortal Shell. Mortal Shell takes players to a dark world full of creepy looking enemies, creatures, and mystery as they play as a being that takes over the remains of four dead warriors and fights their way through enemies in order to attain glands from certain enemies to appease the mysterious monstrous prisoner. Now onto the game itself! Leading up to getting the review copy of Mortal Shell I watched and studied gameplay videos of Dark Souls in which this game is said to be like. Long story short, YES, Mortal Shell is on the same level

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 17, 2020
Horror Fuel

Game Review: ‘Helheim Hassle’ Is Hel Of A Good Time!

A great big thank you to the folks at Perfectly Paranormal for allowing me to review their puzzle platformer, Helheim Hassle! Helheim Hassle follows the misadventures of Bjørn, a 14-year-old Viking that’s not really into the idea of dying in battle and going to Valhalla. As fate would have it, Bjørn dies in an act of bravery resulting in him going to Valhalla. Fast forward to the present, we meet Pesto who is from a Hell going to Helheim (Viking Hell) but ends up needing Bjørn’s help (to read runes) in return for his help, Pesto will help Bjørn go to Helheim, the only downside is… Pesto’s magic makes allows Bjørn’s limbs to fall off and move on their own. Onto the game itself! Controls can be a bit to master as certain buttons dictate what limb you want to fall off and take control of. It will take patience as some moments will require you to make decisions quickly

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 17, 2020
Horror Fuel

A Kafka Bug’s Life: Game Review Of ‘Metamorphosis’

All In! Games and Ovid Works sent me down the Kakfkaesque rabbit hole with their first-person platforming game, Metamorphosis. In Metamorphosis you play as Gregor Samsa who woke up one morning and realized that he turned into a bug and is now employed at a company called Tower who holds all the answers as to why this happened to Gregor and how he can turn human again. Along his journey, Gregor sees the world of insects and meets interesting individuals. Now onto the game itself! Mastering the controls is easy thanks to a tutorial in the beginning plus being made not complicated, to begin with. The movement of Gregor as an insect is fun as the movements are quick and mechanical much like a bug. Gregor can crawl up walls with the help of yellow goo that he finds piles of in certain places. The sound is amazing and I suggest wearing headphones for it so you won’t miss the

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 12, 2020
Horror Fuel

Game Review: ‘Darkestville Castle’

It’s getting to that point in summer where I’m tired of the heat and ready for the cool airs of autumn which only means one thing…HALLOWEEN IS COMING! Alas, it’s only August and that means I have to wait… that’s until the awesome ghouls at Epic Llama, and Buka Entertainment brought a little bit of Halloween early with their point and click adventure Darkestville Castle. In Darkestville Castle players take on the role of a demon named Cid who lives in the village of Darkestville. Being the only demon in town, Cid goes around the terrorizes the locals every night for his amusement till one night he inadvertently released a hoard of demons onto the village and in the process lost his castle. Now onto the game itself! The controls in Darkestville Castle is pretty basic, you move the cursor around with the joystick on your controller and press the button that usually acts as your action button. You can

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 12, 2020
Horror Fuel

‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Reignites Hype With Three New Videos!

With the news a while ago announcing the delay of CD Projekt Red’s upcoming FPS Cyberpunk 2077 being pushed back to November 19th, 2020, many fans feel discouraged, but fear not! Today CD Projekt Red has released three new videos showing what fans can expect to see and hear in the world of Cyberpunk 2077! In the first video titled “Lifepaths”, players will get a look at the backstories that players can experience as V, the game’s protagonist, and how their choices in the world of Dark City can influence gameplay! For those not interested in lore but are instead a person of action, there’s the “Tools of Destruction” video showcasing V’s arsenal of weaponry including melee, firearms, and cyberware weaponry that’s at their disposal to deal with enemies they encounter along their journey. And lastly, we have “Becoming SAMURAI” that takes us behind the scenes showing how Swedish hardcore-punk band Refused transforms into the factious band SAMURAI. Cyberpunk 2077

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2020
Horror Fuel

Meet The Residents Of Ashmann Inn In New ‘Remothered: Broken Porcelain’ Trailer

Darril Arts, Stormind Games, and Modus bid you welcome in the new trailer for Remothered: Broken Porcelain titled “Ashmann Residents” where old and new fans get a sneak peek at the people they will be encountering at the Ashmann Inn where they take on the role of Jennifer, a troubled teen girl sent to the Inn to work as a housemaid. Just like Jennifer, everyone at the Inn has a past they wish to forget or darkness ready to come out and stalk the hallways much like the Inn’s famed whistling ghost known only as “Porcelain”. Remothered: Broken Porcelain will be coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Steam October 20, 2020.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2020
Horror Fuel

‘Mortal Shell’ Gets Release Date And New Trailer!

With the success of the open beta, where players have died 350 million times, Cold Symmetry and Playstack are happy to announce that in roughly two weeks, Mortal Shell will be released! Along with the announcement comes a new trailer that features of all things…a Medieval Bazooka! Mortal Shell is a third-person “Souls-like” game where players are resurrected from the dead to fight dangerous foes and collect their glands to appease the Dark Father but the fights are challenging where players can easily die and lose glands but have to return to where they died to reclaim them…or die trying…multiple times. Mortal Shell will be coming to Epic Game Store, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One August 18th, 2020, the game will be coming to Steam in 2021.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 5, 2020
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