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Today we take a look at Ghostwire: Tokyo and how it manages to effectively use comedy to make its horror moments even better.
Ghostwire: Tokyo released a prequel visual novel today on PlayStation systems, letting players get a glimpse of the world ahead of its release.
Hannya ensures horrific creatures of Japanese myth will haunt the player in Ghostwire: Tokyo when it releases next spring.
There’s a new trailer for Ghostwire: Tokyo and it shows off the most important feature in the game: you can pet the dogs all you want.
Developed by Tango Gameworks Published by Bethesda Softworks Available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One Rated M for Mature It’s […]
Those of you who are lucky enough to own a copy of The Evil Within 2 had better listen up! […]
If you’re like me, you’re already playing The Evil Within 2 (and cursing that you have to take time out of […]
Prepare to know fear once again, as The Evil Within 2 is now available on PC and consoles. From the […]
The Evil Within 2 trailers keep on coming with the latest focusing on the mysterious priest Father Theodore. The Evil […]
With the release of The Evil Within 2 just around the corner, PC Gamer were lucky enough to be able […]
Time is not on your side in the latest trailer for The Evil Within 2, in which protagonist Sebastian Castellanos […]
