Among the many unexpected moments at The Game Awards, Shadow Labyrinth stands out as perhaps the most peculiar. This is a side-scrolling action platformer reminiscent of games like Dead Cells, but with an unusual twist – it’s mysteriously combined with elements of Pac-Man.
If you’re not familiar, Screamer made its debut on MS-DOS systems back in 1995, and it was quite revolutionary for its visual appeal during that era. It had such sophisticated graphics that it needed an Intel Pentium processor to run smoothly, making it a point of pride among PC gamers at the time.
As a diehard fan, I’m thrilled to share that Borderlands 4 is shaping up to be the most daring venture yet in the looter shooter series, as hinted by Gearbox on the PS Blog. The long-awaited sequel unveiled its stunning new trailer at The Game Awards, and you can catch it right here above!
A new Sonic Racing game is currently being worked on, and at The Game Awards, we were given a fleeting glimpse. What we saw was just a quick moment of Shadow the Hedgehog clenching his fist before jumping into a sleek, black-and-red racing vehicle.
Dexter: Original Sin has brought back to life Dexter Morgan after his death at the end of New Blood. Even though it was released 18 years ago, Dexter remains one of the most widely watched TV shows. In its heyday on Showtime in the late 2000s and early 2010s, the show played a significant role in shaping the cable channel. More recently, the show gained renewed popularity when it was added back to Netflix during the summer, giving the Dark Passenger a new audience. As a generation too young to have originally watched the show grew interested in it, particularly those who came of age in the era of superhero media, Dexter’s name began trending on social media.
When Crimson Desert was announced at The Game Awards, many believed it would also receive a release date, but that isn’t exactly true.