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The gaming industry surely made up for lost time this year and horror games were among them. I’ve reviewed a lot of games this year and there were quite a few horror titles among them. going through my lists I picked out all the horror titles and broke down the list more to pick out games that were fun, had good scares, and were just overall good horror games. So without further ado, here’s the Top 5 Horror Games Reviewed in 2021 starting off from good and working our way up to best! 5: The Medium Bloober Team is no stranger to making good horror games but The Medium was on another level with its amazing artwork showing the world of the living and the dead through the eyes of a psychic. The game follows Marianne, a medium who visits an old soviet resort in 1999 Poland after being called upon to investigate. Marianne soon learns that something very wrong
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CAPCOM had a showcase at today’s virtual E3 event where they discussed upcoming projects and recalling recent successful title launches. Of course, they did talk about the success of their latest installment in the “Resident Evil” franchise, Resident Evil Village, the eighth chapter in the main storyline of the series. With overwhelming support and feedback, producer Tsuyoshi Kanda has said that the fans have been heard and that the next step for “Resident Evil” right now is a DLC for Resident Evil Village. Beyond that, there’s nothing else to say other than fans and myself are looking forward to the news about it as well as further details which I promise to deliver to you the reader as soon as I get it!
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A big thank you to CAPCOM for making this review possible and allowing me to get the chance to head off into the village, what awaits me in Resident Evil: Village? Let’s take a Spoiler-Free look! Resident Evil: Village takes place after the events of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard where Ethan and Mia have settled down and have had a daughter, Rose, after moving to Europe. The peace is ruined when Chris Redfield comes takes Rose away. Ethan then wakes to find himself in a strange village where horrors and Rose awaits. Now onto Resident Evil: Village itself! It’s safe to say that if you have not played RE7 yet, you really should as it will get you up to speed story-wise as well as the controls. The controls in this game pretty much handle the same but there are some changes, good changes I’ll add, that’s a step up from the previous, I’ll go into that later. Graphics-wise, I’m
Continue reading →
GamingNetflixNewsProductTrailers
This Afternoon CAPCOM held the Resident Evil Showcase that includes new information about their second upcoming first-person entry to the game’s main storyline, Resident Evil Village (RE8). Along with the new trailer comes exciting news! There will be a limited-time Demo available on April 17th for PlayStation players with the demo becoming available for other platforms on May 1st. The popular game mode, The Mercenaries will be making its return! Just like in previous installments of the Mercenaries mode, players play a character and fight through enemies and to survive before time runs out! Players earn money to buy items from the Duke to enhance their Mercenary. Also released today is the trailer for the Netflix anime original Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness. Resident Evil Village is available for pre-order right now, one of the pre-orders, the digital Deluxe Edition will include the base game and a digital add-on “Trauma Pack,” which consists of additional in-game content including a Samurai Edge
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Today CAPCOM announced more details for the upcoming continuation of the first-person experience in the “Resident Evil” game series, Resident Evil: Village confirming that this is in fact the eighth entry in the main game series as it’s also being called Resident Evil 8. Along with the news comes a new trailer, details, and of course a release date! Players will be playing again as Ethan, the main protagonist from Resident Evil 7. Life for Ethan was getting back on track until Chris Redfield returned and took something precious from him, forcing Ethan to go to Europe where a large mysterious village awaits along with the horrors within. The game will have multiple antagonists, the main being Lady Dimitrescu, a tall woman (and boy I mean tall!) and her daughters who have the ability to change into a swarm of insects. A new character will be introduced and will be doing something that RE fans have missed, The Duke who
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GamingNewsProductReviews
2020 has been a busy year of gaming and horror-themed games certainly were not in short supply! Going back through the games that were reviewed this year, I picked out games that stayed true to the genre of horror as well as a couple of games balanced on being considered horror or not but were still great games. So here’s the list of the top horror games reviewed, starting from the worst! The Suicide of Rachael Foster With an intriguing title that is more of a place card for what the game should really be called, “Firewatch copycat”, the game tries to scare but fails to do so with a story that needed a longer game in order to tell it fully but instead kept it short and garbled making it the worst game reviewed on Horror Fuel in 2020. Maid of Sker A visually beautiful game that has as many ups and downs as a fairground roller coaster. With
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CAPCOM announced today that the eighth installment in the “Resident Evil” series is on its way in 2021 for next-gen consoles. Resident Evil: Village will be a first-person experience that will take players to a snow-capped village plagued with horrors. Returning to the story is Ethan, the main protagonist from Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. The story takes place a few years after the incident of RE7 and shows Ethan and his wife Mia restarting their life together before tragedy befalls them and thrusts Ethan back into the nightmarish world we know and love. Ethan must explore a mysterious village where local legends and superstition are real and danger stalks those who explore the deceitfully calm looking village to find the answers to what why the nightmares of the past seem to not let go. Resident Evil: Village will be coming in 2021 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.
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GamingHoliday HorrorProductReviews
The gaming industry surely made up for lost time this year and horror games were among them. I’ve reviewed a lot of games this year and there were quite a few horror titles among them. going through my lists I picked out all the horror titles and broke down the list more to pick out games that were fun, had good scares, and were just overall good horror games. So without further ado, here’s the Top 5 Horror Games Reviewed in 2021 starting off from good and working our way up to best! 5: The Medium Bloober Team is no stranger to making good horror games but The Medium was on another level with its amazing artwork showing the world of the living and the dead through the eyes of a psychic. The game follows Marianne, a medium who visits an old soviet resort in 1999 Poland after being called upon to investigate. Marianne soon learns that something very wrong
Continue reading →
GamingNewsProduct
CAPCOM had a showcase at today’s virtual E3 event where they discussed upcoming projects and recalling recent successful title launches. Of course, they did talk about the success of their latest installment in the “Resident Evil” franchise, Resident Evil Village, the eighth chapter in the main storyline of the series. With overwhelming support and feedback, producer Tsuyoshi Kanda has said that the fans have been heard and that the next step for “Resident Evil” right now is a DLC for Resident Evil Village. Beyond that, there’s nothing else to say other than fans and myself are looking forward to the news about it as well as further details which I promise to deliver to you the reader as soon as I get it!
Continue reading →
GamingProductReviews
A big thank you to CAPCOM for making this review possible and allowing me to get the chance to head off into the village, what awaits me in Resident Evil: Village? Let’s take a Spoiler-Free look! Resident Evil: Village takes place after the events of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard where Ethan and Mia have settled down and have had a daughter, Rose, after moving to Europe. The peace is ruined when Chris Redfield comes takes Rose away. Ethan then wakes to find himself in a strange village where horrors and Rose awaits. Now onto Resident Evil: Village itself! It’s safe to say that if you have not played RE7 yet, you really should as it will get you up to speed story-wise as well as the controls. The controls in this game pretty much handle the same but there are some changes, good changes I’ll add, that’s a step up from the previous, I’ll go into that later. Graphics-wise, I’m
Continue reading →
GamingNetflixNewsProductTrailers
This Afternoon CAPCOM held the Resident Evil Showcase that includes new information about their second upcoming first-person entry to the game’s main storyline, Resident Evil Village (RE8). Along with the new trailer comes exciting news! There will be a limited-time Demo available on April 17th for PlayStation players with the demo becoming available for other platforms on May 1st. The popular game mode, The Mercenaries will be making its return! Just like in previous installments of the Mercenaries mode, players play a character and fight through enemies and to survive before time runs out! Players earn money to buy items from the Duke to enhance their Mercenary. Also released today is the trailer for the Netflix anime original Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness. Resident Evil Village is available for pre-order right now, one of the pre-orders, the digital Deluxe Edition will include the base game and a digital add-on “Trauma Pack,” which consists of additional in-game content including a Samurai Edge
Continue reading →
GamingNewsParanormalTrailers
Today CAPCOM announced more details for the upcoming continuation of the first-person experience in the “Resident Evil” game series, Resident Evil: Village confirming that this is in fact the eighth entry in the main game series as it’s also being called Resident Evil 8. Along with the news comes a new trailer, details, and of course a release date! Players will be playing again as Ethan, the main protagonist from Resident Evil 7. Life for Ethan was getting back on track until Chris Redfield returned and took something precious from him, forcing Ethan to go to Europe where a large mysterious village awaits along with the horrors within. The game will have multiple antagonists, the main being Lady Dimitrescu, a tall woman (and boy I mean tall!) and her daughters who have the ability to change into a swarm of insects. A new character will be introduced and will be doing something that RE fans have missed, The Duke who
Continue reading →
GamingNewsProductReviews
2020 has been a busy year of gaming and horror-themed games certainly were not in short supply! Going back through the games that were reviewed this year, I picked out games that stayed true to the genre of horror as well as a couple of games balanced on being considered horror or not but were still great games. So here’s the list of the top horror games reviewed, starting from the worst! The Suicide of Rachael Foster With an intriguing title that is more of a place card for what the game should really be called, “Firewatch copycat”, the game tries to scare but fails to do so with a story that needed a longer game in order to tell it fully but instead kept it short and garbled making it the worst game reviewed on Horror Fuel in 2020. Maid of Sker A visually beautiful game that has as many ups and downs as a fairground roller coaster. With
Continue reading →
Gaming
CAPCOM announced today that the eighth installment in the “Resident Evil” series is on its way in 2021 for next-gen consoles. Resident Evil: Village will be a first-person experience that will take players to a snow-capped village plagued with horrors. Returning to the story is Ethan, the main protagonist from Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. The story takes place a few years after the incident of RE7 and shows Ethan and his wife Mia restarting their life together before tragedy befalls them and thrusts Ethan back into the nightmarish world we know and love. Ethan must explore a mysterious village where local legends and superstition are real and danger stalks those who explore the deceitfully calm looking village to find the answers to what why the nightmares of the past seem to not let go. Resident Evil: Village will be coming in 2021 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.
Continue reading →
