Fans of the genre will likely know what to expect: a vast, interconnected world with multiple zones, various abilities to unlock and countless enemies to tackle and overcome, but there is a twist.
Dripping with atmosphere and sporting retro-style, low resolution pixel art aesthetics, the game tells the story of a girl who visits Tokyo in search of a missing friend.
Starring a pair of young demon hunter sisters, the game has you return to your school, only to find that it’s been turned into a gothic castle teeming with monsters.
Instead of being a mere remaster, The Awakened will serve as a narrative continuation to 2021’s Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One: according to the reworked story, Holmes and Watson are roommates at first, and this is the case that will turn them into lifelong friends and partners.
Having already launched on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 earlier this year, the game will feature all previously released content, along with updated graphics and various gameplay enhancements when it hits PC during the holiday season.
Developer Astirian-Rae Games asks a simple question: do you want to become Dracula? And if so, can you handle everything that comes with that role?
Taking place during the first hours of a viral undead outbreak in September 1999, the game has you venture out into streets laden with danger as you scavenge for supplies, fight off zombified citizens and look for a way out.
Starring a man named Roger Bennett, the game has you wake up in a cryo-chamber decades after the collapse of civilization, making you face a harsh but unavoidable truth – that mankind has very likely gone extinct.
The game puts you in the shoes of Jack "Goose" Redshot, a man who ends up crash landing and getting stranded on a peculiar fringe planet, and must do everything in his power to save it from invaders.
Starring a young woman named Tori, players will find themselves cut off from the world as they wander through numerous labyrinthine realms assailed by decay, the source of which must be found and stopped before it’s too late.
