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USAopoloy Releases “Trivial Pursuit: Horror Movie Edition”

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I haven’t played Trivial Pursuit in years but it looks like I’ll be taking another crack at it soon enough as the folks at USAopoly have released a “Horror Movie Edition” which I managed to snag today. While not like the classic version of the game that I grew up with (there’s no game board or dozens of multi-colored pie pieces to either lose or step on like legos), the game still calls upon that part of your brain that stores (mostly) useless knowledge; this time in the form of horror films. read more

Play as Halloween’s Michael Myers in “Dead by Daylight”

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Dead by Daylight is not unfamiliar to hardcore gamers as it has already been available for Microsoft Windows OS for a year but today the game hits the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles as well.

An asymmetrical horror/survival game, Dead by Daylight pits up to four “survivors” against one “killer” who is tasked with tracking down and eliminating them all. The gameplay takes place in several locations that are based on the place that the killer calls home.

For horror fans who were psyched at the opportunity to play as Jason Voorhees in Gun Media & IllFonic’s Friday the 13th: The Game, Dead By Daylight has jumped into the mix by adding Michael Myers and Laurie Strode as playable characters in the all-too-familiar setting of Haddonfield but currently only in the Windows version (more on that below). read more

Friday the 13th: The Game Kills at PAX West

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Attendees at the PAX West game festival were treated to a special kill trailer for the upcoming Friday the 13th video game as well as a panel that featured the developers of the game and special FX legend, Tom Savini.

Whether he’s driving an axe through someone’s chest, throwing a poor soul into a fireplace, or using his trusty machete to end a life, the kill trailer delivered what fans of the 80’s slasher franchise have come to love, Jason killing people. The crowd cheered as they viewed all thirteen kills that were showcased in the trailer and they were promised that there would be more where that came from. read more

The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series – A New Frontier Slated for November Debut

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At a PAX West panel, Telltale Games announced that the title of their third Walking Dead game will be “The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series – A New Frontier.” Set for release in November, the game will be available on consoles, PC/MAC, and mobile platforms.

Gamers will be happy to see the return of Clementine, the protagonist of the second season of the Telltale’s Walking Dead game series. This time though, Clementine is no longer a child, she is now a teenager. In the preview trailer (below) she is shown carrying a gun and walking with fellow survivor and new character, Javier. read more

Killing Floor 2 Could be a Gorehounds Dream

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Georgia-based game developer, Tripwire Interactive has announced that the follow-up to their 2009 hit Killing Floor will be coming to PC and PS2 systems on November 18, 2016.

The backdrop of Killing Floor 2 picks up just a month after the original game concluded. This time though, all hope seems lost as the military is nowhere to be found and civilization is in ruin. It is up to the player to eradicate the monsters and help humanity regain control of Europe.

“We really wanted to focus on a few things,” said Creative Director, William Munk “Bullets, blades, and blood”. read more

Dead Rising Claws Out of the Grave in September

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Three Dead Rising games (Dead Rising, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record) will be available for digital download on XBox One and PS4 on September 13th. The release is in conjunction with the 10th Anniversary of the game, which was released on August of 2006.

The zombie killing franchise is considered one of the most successful in the horror genre. Dead Rising 3, the latest edition of the game, has already sold over 2 million copies.

Capcom has announced that all three titles will allow the characters to use the previously released DLC costumes. In addition, the game will now be able to be played at 60fps (frames per second), which is an upgrade from 30fps in the past games. read more