Games

How does an aging detective spend their final days? In the realm of noir stories penned by Scott Snyder and Jock, our protagonist of their latest DSTLRY series, You Won’t Feel a Thing, has spent much of his life and career pursuing serial killers – he might even have been a central figure in some. However, instead of meeting his end at the hands of a masked murderer, this detective is confronted by a different kind of enemy: a tumor that steadily threatens his brain. Will he slip gently into the night or will lingering obligations force him to fight until the end?

As a longtime Nintendo enthusiast, I’ve recently stumbled upon an intriguing revelation concerning the SNES, a discovery made by fellow fans decades after its initial release in the 20th century. The question of which Nintendo console reigns supreme has been the topic of many heated debates among us. While the DS holds the title as the best-selling Nintendo console to date, it’s clear that the Nintendo Switch is on a trajectory to overtake this position within the next couple years. Yet, it’s fair to say that neither the Switch nor the DS would be crowned the greatest Nintendo console ever by many of us hardcore fans.

As a devoted Marvel fan, I’ve been on this superhero journey for over 16 years, witnessing twice as many movies unfold in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). This universe has been weaving an intricate tale, one where “everything is intertwined.” The current MCU spans across 34 films, each set within what’s known as the Sacred Timeline.

Among the numerous horror games available today, it’s rare to find ones that cleverly integrate stealth mechanics into their gameplay. When skillfully employed, these tactics can elevate fear and suspense to new heights as you cautiously navigate through haunted locales; always vigilant for any creatures hiding in the shadows. In this piece, we will examine fifteen outstanding horror games that prominently feature stealth elements.

The high-end PS5 model, the PS5 Pro, has been available for a couple of weeks now, and as time passes, more issues with this expensive, $700 console are surfacing. For instance, PlayStation Studios recently launched a new game, their flagship title slated for the holiday season of 2024, but it does not work at all on the PS5 Pro. Intriguingly, it’s been disclosed that not just one, but two key PS5 games perform better on the regular PS5 compared to the PS5 Pro.

Tomorrow marks the debut of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, available on Xbox Series X/S and PC. This latest edition boasts an expanded array of aircraft, a stunningly realistic “digital replica” of Earth to traverse, and a fresh Career Mode that has sparked plenty of conversation. In this new mode, players will have the opportunity to embark on a variety of pilot roles.