Pacific Drive is a unique title that combines survival horror with expansive exploration and crafting, all from the driver’s seat of a 1947 station wagon that will be your home away from home as you face the dangers of the game’s deadly Exclusion Zone.
Inspired by the new Amazon Prime Fallout TV show with its amazing performances by actors like Walton Goggins, Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich takes a look at the old Fallout franchise. Everything old in the wasteland is new again this week.
In the realm of online gambling, video slots reign supreme, captivating players with their immersive themes and thrilling gameplay. Take a look at Vavada casino review and you will find an enormous slot collection that takes up most of the game portfolio. Among the diverse array of themes, none evokes adrenaline quite like horror and mystery. From spine-chilling encounters with supernatural forces to solving cryptic puzzles, these themes immerse players in a world of suspense, fear, and intrigue. Keep on reading to find the most popular horror and mystery themes in video slots, highlighting the providers that masterfully wield these … Continue reading Unveiling the Thrills: Horror and Mystery Themes in Online Slots
The internet is filled to the brim with slot games, all vying for the attention of players. To get themselves noticed, some take inspiration from classic video games. While the odd few may simply take graphical cues, others take the influence to craft outstanding titles that challenge the conventions of the genre. Below we discuss three casino games inspired by real video games you must play. Street Fighter II: The World Warrior Slot Game Street Fighter is arguably one of the most iconic franchises in video game history. Its 1v1 2D layout became the blueprint for fighting games, helping reignite the nineties … Continue reading Casino Games Inspired by Real Video Games
One of the first titles that columnist Neal Sayatovich reviewed for GiN over 13 years ago was F.E.A.R. 3. To celebrate his time with GiN, he goes back in this week’s Fresh Look column and looks at F.E.A.R. 3 again, and the entire series, which also helped to foster his appreciation of horror titles.
The release of a new Call of Duty title is always something to celebrate, and Modern Warfare III already has millions of dedicated players for the multiplayer, zombie and single player campaigns. First up, we review the multiplayer aspects of this thoroughly modern shooter.
You Will Die Here Tonight is a survival horror title inspired by the golden age of the genre, but it’s one with a pretty unique twist. Death is only the beginning of You Will Die Here Tonight’s story, and each of the player’s six characters are expected to die at some point to advance the plot.
This week GiN columnists Neal Sayatovich and Vincent Mahoney jump into the recently updated zombie survival horror title 7 Days to Die. Will they be able to build an assault-proof base protected from zombies by landmines, traps, machineguns and the unbreakable bonds of friendship?
Each year, we’re able to bear witness to new video game capabilities. But sometimes, it’s good to look back so we don’t forget some of the video games we hold so fondly in our hearts, where we may not be able to witness or capture that same magic again. After all, a little nostalgia never hurt anyone. In this article, we’re talking about Dead Rising 2 (2010). Gracing the Xbox 360 console back in 2010 (and later released on PC and future PlayStation consoles for backward compatibility), Dead Rising 2 came 4 years after the series’ entry, Dead Rising (2006). The … Continue reading A Look Back At Capcom’s Zombie-Slaying Classic, Dead Rising 2
Above Snakes takes a casual approach to survival and crafting titles, where players construct their own world piece by piece as they craft, hunt and explore in it at their own pace. There is even a sprinkling of horror to round things out.
