Sunday, February 15

Author: Natalia Ganeva

‘Reanimal’ Horror Game From the Creators of ‘Little Nightmares’ Released with a Creepy Launch Trailer

‘Reanimal’ Horror Game From the Creators of ‘Little Nightmares’ Released with a Creepy Launch Trailer

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Credit: THQ Nordic Developers Tarsier (the Little Nightmares duology), with the support of THQ Nordic, have released Reanimal, an atmospheric horror adventure set on a mysterious island. To celebrate the release, the publisher and developers have released a terrifying launch trailer. It showcases the game's chilling locations and some gameplay. Reanimal tells the story of a brother and sister who embark on a nightmarish adventure. Stranded on a dangerous island, the heroes must rely on all their wits and dexterity to survive, escape, and rescue their friends. Credit: THQ Nordic In the trailer, unfortunate orphans run and hide from grotesque monsters. They must avoid danger, rescue their friends, and escape the gloomy island. The game can be played either co-op with a fr...
The OldUnreal Team Released New Installers For Classic Unreal Games

The OldUnreal Team Released New Installers For Classic Unreal Games

Gaming
Credit: Epic Games The popular arena shooter Unreal Tournament 2004 from Epic Games and Digital Extremes has been given a new lease of life thanks to its devoted fans, almost 22 years after its release. The update includes numerous fixes and technical improvements. The authors wrote a new SDL backend for Linux and macOS, implemented a new renderer, and migrated the entire codebase to modern build systems. Thanks to an agreement reached with Epic Games in 2025, the OldUnreal team took over the maintenance of the Unreal Tournament codebase and regularly releases unofficial patches for the series. These updates improve the stability, security, and performance of the game client, servers, and editor, and add new features such as 64-bit support, additional renderers, and more. I...
PC Version of ‘Death Stranding 2: On the Beach’ Announced

PC Version of ‘Death Stranding 2: On the Beach’ Announced

Gaming
Credit: Sony PlayStation Kojima Productions announced the PC version of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, which will be released on March 19th. The announcement was accompanied by a new trailer highlighting the port's features. Following the presentation, pre-orders opened. Death Stranding 2: On the Beach on PC will cost $70. The Deluxe Edition (which includes a set of in-game bonuses) will cost $80. The PC version of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach was developed in collaboration with Nixxes Software and will feature support for intelligent scaling and framerate generation technologies from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel. Among other features, the game promises support for ultra-wide monitors (21:9, 32:9), an unlimited frame rate, DualSense integration, and a bonus for optionally li...
Diablo II: Resurrected Unexpectedly Receivs A Major Expansion “Reign of the Warlock”: Release On Steam & Game Pass

Diablo II: Resurrected Unexpectedly Receivs A Major Expansion “Reign of the Warlock”: Release On Steam & Game Pass

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Credit: Blizzard Entertainment At a presentation celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Diablo series, American publisher and developer Blizzard Entertainment shared several important pieces of news about Diablo II: Resurrected, a remaster of the legendary 2000 action RPG. First up, the studio unveiled the game's first new expansion since Lord of Destruction (2001)—Reign of the Warlock. The announcement was accompanied by a cinematic and gameplay trailer. The expansion isn't just a new class, but a complete overhaul of the gameplay experience, designed for both Sanctuary veterans and those returning years later. The main new addition is the Warlock, who utilizes three branches of forbidden magic. In the Demon Lord branch, players subjugate hellish creatures and form an army o...