If there is one thing A Plague Tale fans have learned to fear almost as much as the rats, it is a suspiciously quiet credits sequence. After the emotional gut punch of A Plague Tale: Requiem and its infamous post-credits tease, it is completely understandable that players are now watching every final scene in Resonance:…
I’ve played enough Soulslikes to know when a game is hiding something behind a wall of vague dialogue, strange corpses, and NPCs who look like they haven’t slept in 400 years. Mortal Shell 2 does exactly that. But this time, I think there’s a much bigger idea underneath all the blood, cosmic horror, dead warriors,…
I have played a lot of horror games over the years, and one thing I have learned is that the games I remember are rarely the ones with the biggest monsters. They are the ones that make an ordinary place feel wrong. Twisted Tower gets that idea almost immediately. At first glance, Thomas Brush’s horror…
When I first started playing Crimson Desert, I expected a brutal medieval adventure packed with mercenary battles, political betrayals, and large-scale warfare. For dozens of hours, that’s exactly what Pearl Abyss delivered. The world of Pywel felt grounded, dangerous, and surprisingly believable. Then I reached the final chapters. What began as a story about rival…
