Silent Hill: Townfall Can’t Match the Stellar Reviews of 2025’s Silent Hill f

Konami’s latest experiment with the Silent Hill horror series is almost upon us. Reviews for Silent Hill: Townfall — a Scottish-set, first-person game made by Observation developer Screen Burn — broadly welcome Konami’s commitment to expanding the series’ horizons with new locations and gameplay styles, although it’s less of a hit with critics than last…

Silent Hill: Townfall Review: Addressing The Trauma

Much like the franchise itself, for years Silent Hill existed as an opaque figure embedded in fog, with only crackling radio static confirming its existence. Konami wasn’t sure what to do with it beyond Pyramid Head cameos in kart racers and Bomberman party games. But, like a repressed memory that suddenly manifests as a monster…

Box Art Brawl – Duel: Cubivore: Survival Of The Fittest

North America Image: Atlas Okay okay yeah, we can kinda see what Atlas is going for with this. It’s simple, straight to the point, and eye-catching. The logo itself is a little… Word Art-inspired, maybe? But otherwise yeah, not the worst box art we’ve ever seen, but not exactly a bastion of inspiration. Japan Image:…

Silent Hill: Townfall (PS5) Review: Not Your Father’s Silent Hill

Silent Hill f proved to the fanbase that the franchise doesn’t need to stick too closely to its roots in order to thrive, and Konami clearly has no intention of letting that forward momentum fizzle out. With Silent Hill: Townfall, they’ve handed over the reins to developer Screen Burn Interactive, giving the Scottish-based studio a…

Silent Hill: Townfall review | PC Gamer

Need to know What is it? A single-player psychological horror game which takes place on an isolated Scottish island. The protagonist Simon Ordell has to solve puzzles, fight monsters, and figure out what the hell is going on. Release date September 24, 2026Expect to pay $50 / £45Developer Screen BurnPublisher KonamiReviewed on RTX 3070, Core…

Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls’ Future Already Looks Bleak

It’s been roughly six weeks since Arc System Works and Sony released Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls out into the wild. That’s still early days for estimating the longevity of a fighting game, but news of Marvel Tōkon’s sales numbers and its frankly abysmal Steam chart paint a picture of a game in free-fall decline on…

Silent Hill: Townfall review – hauntingly perfect

Published: September 21, 2026 Our Verdict Hypnotically haunting, Silent Hill: Townfall is a credit to the series. With its gripping gameplay, intriguing characters, and a story that lingers long beyond its runtime, it’s not only a fantastic Silent Hill game, but one of my favorite horror games of all time. I’m a huge fan of…

The Rabbit Haul Official Trailer

The Rabbit Haul makes it way to Steam on September 21st! Nurture your farm by day and defend your haul of crops from the thieving Trash Panda Posse at night. You can wishlist now at their steam page. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2514330/The_Rabbit_HaulThe Rabbit Haul is co-published by Fandom, GameSpot’s parent company. Source link

Cursed ‘Blood Mew’ Pokémon Cards Have Collectors Seeing Red

Sorry Mewtwo, there’s a new, ominous descendant to the cherubic all powerful Pokémon. To celebrate the series’ 30th anniversary, and ease tensions around short supplies, The Pokémon Company released a commemorative set with a much higher pull rate for shiny variants and beloved Pikachus. Of course, this was never going to stop the collection circuit,…

Ambitious new Project Zomboid mod fills the world with simulated NPC factions, inspired by Stalker

A new Project Zomboid mod has just transformed the zombie survival game into a fully living, breathing simulation. The promise of human NPCs is one The Indie Stone has been teasing since their early implementation was abandoned (all the way back in April 2013), and several community creations have attempted to fill the gap in…