The Story Expands Into A New Chapter In SCP: Fragmented Minds

The next chapter for SCP: Fragmented Minds is on the way, as #SCPFragmentedMinds pushes on with the Early Access

Just when you thought you might have heard the last for SCP: Fragmented Minds, a new chapter to the game is on the way. In fact, it is the second chapter of the story that HST Game Studios has been crafting for this #PC title. Even if it is still in an Early Access stage, there is a lot to undertake. April 3rd will make sure that we have even more to take in when this new chapter to the story shows up as a free update to SCP: Fragmented Minds. An update that will bring even more to the game than just a bit of story, and we have a bit of that revealed in the latest look we have at the game. Even if the bigger highlight will be the story it seems. #SCPFoundation

 

More Players Can Now Step Into The Twisted World Of Emotionless: The Last Ticket

The console launch for Emotionless: The Last Ticket is officially here, as more players can experience the fun #Emotionless has to offer up

It certainly is starting to feel like this is the time of horror titles out there, as now we get to see Emotionless: #TheLastTicket out on the market but on the #PS5 and #XboxSeriesX|S. Yes, that means that the game that X1 Games brought to the PC back in October has finally wrapped up the process to head over to the consoles, and that release is today. As long as you are into atmospheric horror games that dive into a bit of cosmic horror as well. You could also just be a fan of creepy amusement parks, and Emotionless: The Last Ticket will be right there for you. You know, just the basics you’ll need to get in on playing this fun little experience out there on the consoles. If only the world were blessed with all the time to do so.

 

Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy Is Bringing The Legacy To A Close

Remothered is coming back to give us more to fear with the announcement we have for #Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy

All great things need to come to an end at some point so we can all appreciate them, and it looks as if Remothered: #RedNunsLegacy is going to be doing that for this IP. As long as the final part of the saga that Stormind Games is building is left to just that, as we know not all good things can stay ended. That is all a different story, as here we get to see that the Remothered IP is coming back for the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, #Switch2, and #PC. Not only to wrap things up, but to make sure we have the most horrifying experience with it all as we can. That’s, at least, based on what we have to go with from the developers and the little bits of gameplay we do have to look at for the game. Let’s have a better look at it all.

 

It’s Time To Save Us From The Damned In There Are No Ghosts At The Grand

A new music video for There Are No Ghosts At The Grand is here to give us a taste of the music coming to There Are #NoGhostsGame At The Grand

Get those toes tapping a bit more, as we have some new music to listen to for #ThereAreNoGhostsAtTheGrand. New music that aims to give us all a taste of the humor and Lovecraftian story that Friday Sundae are aiming to give us all when it comes later in the year. A fun new musical number that also has a bit of hotel renovation gameplay in the mix of things. An interesting take, even back when There Are No Ghosts At The Grand was first announced, and now we get to see how all of that is going to blend a bit more. Even if this new video does show off some of the real singers bringing the songs and humor to life out there. Something that will be altered in the final game, but this is all about getting the feel of things, so let us have a good look and listen. #PC #XboxSeriesX

 

The Movie Nights Are Coming Back To Us Within Directive 8020

New details for Directive 8020’s multiplayer are here, and we are seeing what aspects #Directive8020 will be pulling from

It looks like all that we were speculating and hoping for in Directive 8020 is coming to light when it comes to the multiplayer for the game. It has now been confirmed that Supermassive Games is bringing back the Movie Night mode in this one, keeping The Dark Pictures mode alive. Not only that, but other lessons that they have learned in other titles will be showing up, too. That is to say, Directive 8020 will also have the Turning Points mechanic added into it all. Not just for the solo play, but even for the multiplayer aspect of the game. At least when it comes to the local version of the game when it lands on May 12th for the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, and #PC. The online part will come a little bit after all of that. For now, let us discuss what all of this means for the game.

 

See How Far Things Have Come In The Early Access For Mars Attracts

Many new updates for Mars Attracts have been released out there in the Early Access, and we have a look at what is to come in #MarsAttracts

It has been a bit of time since the Early Access for Mars Attracts opened up, and the game has seen so many fun little updates. Those who have been playing along with Outlier in it all would have seen them all flow out on the #PC over the past six months. Things like new enclosures, maps, and other elements to add into your park to keep all of the Martians happy, and all of the humans locked up. Along with all of that, Mars Attracts has also been given a few pits of fun when it comes to the overall gameplay loop and the visuals for the game. All as to be expected over that amount of time, but it looks like we are getting more to enjoy in the next six months now as well. Even if it would be nice to learn the game might also be hitting consoles down the line, too.

 

Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes Reveals We Can Take The IP First-Person

The Little Nightmares fun is not over, as we have the reveal for #LittleNightmaresVR: Altered Echoes that will be landing very soon

The nightmares are carrying on around here, with the reveal that #LittleNightmares VR: #AlteredEchoes is on the way for the #PSVR2 and various #PC #VR setups. Not just as in a port over from one of the previous titles, but in a new experience that Iconik is building with the likes of Bandai Namco behind the wheel a bit. All with the same little fun that Little Nightmares normally has, just in that first-person view that VR offers up. Not the way I would’ve thought this would go down, but I’m glad to see it is not just a weird overview of the game just that you can move around the side scrolling parts in a virtual space. I still don’t know why those games are even a thing when they never put you in a virtual world. Now I’m getting off topic.