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New PS5 Console Exclusive Horror Game Stealth Released

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The game we’re discussing for the PS5 is titled “Underward,” developed independently by Intense Studios. It seems that PS5 players are finding this horror title quite engaging, as it currently holds a 4.16 out of 5 stars rating on the PlayStation Store. This is higher than its 70% approval rating on Steam. To reach this impressive PlayStation Store rating, “Underward” has garnered 79% 5-star reviews, 15% 4-star reviews, and only 6% 1-star reviews. Remarkably, there are no 2 or 3-star reviews for the game so far.

Meet Squid Game’s New Agent of Chaos

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In the second season, Nam-gyu, also known as Player 124, was frequently close to Thanos, often partaking in and even promoting his use of leisurely drugs. His actions regularly fueled Thanos’s menacing, harmful, and overall malicious conduct.

Throughout the second season, Nam-gyu (Player 124) was consistently near Thanos, joining him in taking recreational substances and often egging him on to behave in an ominous, violent, and generally cruel manner.

M3GAN 3: Will There Be Another Horror Icon?

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In the continuation of the beloved AI-driven doll’s story, she confronts a more daunting, fearsome robot named Amelia (portrayed by Ivanna Sakhno). The sequel transitions from chilling horror to an exhilarating action adventure.

Kevin Costner’s Legal Drama: Breaking Down the ‘Horizon’ Lawsuit

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Devyn LaBella took on the role as Ella Hunt’s stunt double in the Horizon sequel, serving as the main performer for Juliette. In May of 2025, LaBella filed a lawsuit against Costner, alleging sexual discrimination, harassment, and fostering a harmful work environment during the filming of Horizon An American Saga — Chapter 2 two years prior, as reported by Us Weekly.

Michael Bay Returning For New Transformers Movie, 8 Years After His Last $600m Sequel Failed

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Michael Bay’s comeback to the Transformers universe has been in the works since last year, as discussions between Bay and Paramount began about his return as a hands-on producer, potentially directing again as well. According to insider Anthony D’Alessandro, this reunion is driven by mutual necessity. With Bay’s exit, the Transformers series has faced a significant drop in box office earnings. Meanwhile, Bay has struggled to launch large-scale projects of his own. However, it’s important to note that this new Bay film is just one of several Transformers projects Paramount is considering, including a live-action movie from Josh Cooley, the director of Transformers One, and a possible crossover with the G.I. Joe franchise.