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It appears there’s always more to look forward to when it comes to “Horizon” games. As expected, we have some exciting releases coming up, such as the remastered version of “Horizon Zero Dawn” set for next month and “LEGO Horizon Adventures” not too long after that. However, fans might be wondering about the next big project from Guerrilla Games. Could we possibly see a new mainline single-player game in the series coming out soon?

In the latest extended presentation at Tokyo Game Show for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, a wealth of fresh information was shared, including new gameplay footage, an intriguingly quirky photo mode, and even a dance event within the game. To add to that, Kojima Productions has disclosed details about the Japanese voice actors who will be lending their talents to the game.

Astro Bot is an extraordinary tribute to PlayStation, showcasing many iconic characters from various franchises throughout the brand’s history. Characters from both first- and third-party series make appearances in this game, totaling 150 VIP bots. However, despite the extensive range of characters it includes, some fan favorites are missing.

It’s fitting that many horror video games are set to be released in October, and among them, Ballistic Moon and Sony’s remake of Until Dawn stand out as particularly noteworthy. This horror adventure game will be available for both PS5 and PC, boasting an extended and improved version of the original. Additionally, it’s making a leap to a new engine, and prior to its launch, more information about it is being revealed.

As a devoted Dead Rising fan, I can’t contain my excitement! After what felt like an eternity, Capcom’s zombie-slaying series has made a comeback with the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, and it seems that the future of this franchise is looking brighter than ever. The positive critical response it’s garnered so far suggests that we might be seeing more of our favorite zombie-infested worlds in the future, possibly even remakes of earlier games. Intriguingly, Capcom itself appears to be contemplating such a possibility!

The eagerly awaited remake of Silent Hill 2 is almost here, with less than a week until its official launch, and anticipation for this game continues to grow. As we get closer to its release, it appears we now have a clear idea about when to expect its reviews as well.