This is the year of the indies, and to prove it Bloody Disgusting gathered a couple dozen upcoming indie horror games that prove you don’t need big teams and mountains of cash to make a game that’s worth being excited about.
The PC release of Ghost of Tsushima is off to a very strong start on Steam.
Released on Pc after 4 years and at 60$ price currently have 57k players, now imagine if it was released day one like Helldivers 2 almost 460k players! on steam alone sony need to think again.
Well regarded insider, NateTheHate, has said that more Xbox games could be coming to PS5 'this holiday season' followed by Starfield in 2025.
Even if the rumor was true and if that did happen. I still wouldn't play or own a game that is classified as open world just to run into invisible force fields.
If it came to ps+ ill try it, but im certainly not spending my money on it. I wanted this game to be awesome and it just seems so incomplete
send phil, some more dev kits
we need all xbox exclusives games ported before phil shuts them down
Sales to date are over 9 million units sold and nearly 2 million daily users.
Darkwood has my COMPLETE attention!
PC has a lot of survival titles, SCARY!
so many good games on this list. Quite a few I plan on purchasing upon release.
I can't wait for more information on Routine, that game looks fantastic.
I'm so happy survival horror is finally coming back! Pickings have been way too slim for way too long for a horror buff like myself. Out of this list, Soma and Outlast: Whistleblower have my complete attention along with about a dozen other hopefuls that I didn't even know about till reading this list.