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When Konami first unveiled Silent Hill f, I wasn’t sure what to expect. The name, the aesthetic, and the cryptic teaser featuring red spider lilies and peeling flesh made it feel like a surreal offshoot rather than a core entry and I have to say, I wasn't interested. But after sitting throWugh several hours of gameplay footage and listening to developers lay out their vision, it's clear this isn’t some side project. Silent Hill f is a reinvention of what Silent Hill can be, and it’s one that might just pay off.

When we think Mafia, we think Tommy guns, vintage Cadillacs, smoky jazz clubs, and the romanticism of American organized crime. But with Mafia: The Old Country, Hangar 13 is taking us way further back. To where it all started: sunbaked Sicilian hills, donkey carts, and the spark that would one day ignite a nationwide criminal empire.

Battlefield is back and from the looks of it, really back. After Battlefield 2042, DICE seems to be pulling out all the stops to win back fans with Battlefield 6. From classic classes and revamped destruction to a campaign that could pass for near future military fiction, here’s everything we know.

I wasn’t expecting to feel nervous watching a game demo from Gamescom, but Reanimal got under my skin in a way that few horror games have. Especially ones I’m not even playing. The upcoming title from Tarsier Studios (yes, the original developer for Little Nightmares I&II) feels like a natural evolution of the eerie, side scrolling terror they’re known for. But this isn’t just Little Nightmares with a new name. It’s something darker, meaner, and more physical.

Little Nightmares 3 Looks Creepy As Ever, But Co-Op Might Be Killing The Mood
The Little Nightmares series has always thrived on one thing: making you feel small, alone, and deeply uncomfortable. Not terrified, exactly. These aren’t jump scares, but there’s something unnerving about the way the world creaks and groans, its claymation people lurch just a little too slowly, and its storytelling lets you sit with your dread instead of shoving it in your face.

After years of speculation and vault-sized silence, Borderlands 4 finally has a confirmed release date, and it's sooner than expected. Gearbox's next chaotic lootfest launches September 12th, 2025 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The newly announced Switch 2 version drops just a few weeks later on October 3rd.

Capcom has officially announced that Resident Evil Requiem, the next mainline installment in the long-running survival horror series, will be released on February 27, 2026. The game will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam).