Mortal Shell 2 is exactly the kind of game I like to lose an unreasonable number of hours in. The combat is brutal, the world feels hostile in all the right ways, and every new area has that classic soulslike feeling of “I probably shouldn’t be here yet, but let’s see what happens.” When a…
When I launched Forest Escape: Last Train for the first time, I expected exactly two things: panic and teamwork. Panic because the Warden is one of the creepiest horror antagonists I’ve seen in an indie game this year. Teamwork because repairing a train while your friends scream over voice chat is exactly the type of…
I have played enough co-op horror games over the years to know one thing: launch week is almost never smooth. From indie survival titles to big-budget multiplayer releases, there is always that one problem that prevents friends from actually playing together. Unfortunately, Forest Escape: Last Train has joined that club. Developed by Frag Lab and…
When you’ve spent decades playing PC games, you start recognizing certain launch-day patterns. Every major release arrives with incredible excitement, and unfortunately, a familiar wave of technical problems. I’ve seen it happen with massive RPGs, open-world adventures, survival games, and just about every ambitious PC title that tries to push hardware to its limits. Now…
