We jump into the gripping Endoparasitic series, beloved by YouTubers, where survival depends on one arm as the deadly Nautilus parasite wreaks havoc.
“That’s Not My Neighbor” offers a thrilling blend of survival and strategy as you uncover the dark government secrets behind human-like doppelgängers.
Explore the dark world of Zoochosis, a 2024 indie release where players navigate a nightmare zoo plagued by parasitic horrors and ethical dilemmas.
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Dive into the mystical Taopunk world of Nine Sols, where spiritual quests and cosmic battles merge in an epic tale of vengeance and redemption.
Dive into “Mouthwashing,” a gripping space-horror game that explores human nature under duress aboard the Tulpar freighter, blending retro graphics with modern storytelling.
Explore love and terror in “Sucker for Love: Date to Die For.” This retro-themed visual novel lets you navigate a creepy house, perform rituals, and fall for eldritch beings. A standout horror romance game for 2024!
“Sucker for Love: Date to Die For” is a thrilling visual novel. Our guide, low on spoilers, details essential steps to avoid getting caught and achieve different endings. Tips include enabling jump scare protection and befriending Billie. Available on Steam.
The Fallout series has several eras to consider when you’re thinking about the video games. The first is the classical era, which contains Fallout 1 & 2 along with Fallout Tactics. Next comes the first general 3D era, which contains Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas. The modern era includes Fallout 4 (including the modernization update) and Fallout 76. Which game should you play first and which are the best in the series? Let’s take a deeper look. Fallout Series Tier List & Ranking Why Fallout 4 is the Best and Should Be Your First Fallout Game There’s so many reasons why you should play Fallout 4 first: There’s a lot more I can dive into (more companions in FO4, lots of additional side quests and locations, etc.) but ultimately if you’re looking to get into the Fallout Universe, Fallout 4 is the first game you should give a try.…
Starfield, which has been the hallmark moniker for “Toddslop,” has set the bar for future Bethesda games fairly low. Starfield’s launch has been met with a considerable amount of negative reception and I fully expect that Elder Scrolls 6 will meet the same fate. To succinctly put my point: Skyrim will remain the gold standard and Elder Scrolls 6 will fall as flat as Starfield has. That is unless Bethesda does some major restructuring with their creative design. Skyrim is where this series will rest on its laurels forever, unless innovation comes fast. Starfield gave us an inferior experience to Skyrim, even with the wealth of new technology and learnings from Skyrim and Elder Scrolls Online, along with Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. Starfield Sets the Bar Low Starfield should have been the latest open world RPG that players flock to. A space setting, with the Bethesda world building and…