As Annie steps into the enigmatic realm of the SCP Foundation, she faces intricate puzzles and mysterious phenomena. Each decision shapes her path in this chilling investigation of the paranormal. Explore the secrets and challenges of this unique horror game, launching December 3rd.
Join SEGA's Like a Dragon franchise events featuring limited-time sales, a TV series's debut, and a new game's launch.
Elin is a continuation of the beloved roguelike RPG Elona. Dive into a world filled with adventure, survival, crafting, and home-building, where ancient myths and engaging stories of humans and Elea await in the land of Ylva. Early access begins in November.
"ERIC," a new Netflix miniseries, takes viewers to 1980s New York City, weaving a suspenseful tale around the disappearance of a boy named Edgar. His father Vincent, a puppeteer played by Benedict Cumberbatch, spirals into desperation, creating a puppet named 'Eric' to bring his son back. The series also follows Detective Ledroit, a black, closeted gay NYPD officer, adding complexity to the story. Created by Abi Morgan and directed by Lucy Forbes, "ERIC" is a dark, compelling exploration of crime, identity, and societal challenges.
Apple TV+'s Sugar starring Colin Farrell as detective John Sugar is a blend of classic Hollywood mystery, intriguing characters, and a modern take on the genre
Prime Video brought the Fallout world to TV - a must-watch wasteland post-apocalyptic storytelling with gripping characters bringing the iconic game to screens
"Dark Matter," Apple TV's latest thriller with Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly, blends drama, mystery, and sci-fi. The series follows quantum physicist Matt Carnes (Edgerton) and a reporter (Connelly) as they explore dark matter. It delves into existential themes, examining the human condition against the cosmos. With stunning visuals, compelling performances, and a thought-provoking narrative, "Dark Matter" is a captivating and intellectually stimulating series.
Netflix's "Bodkin" melds comedy & thriller-solving mysteries in a small Irish town. Do you reckon podcasters and failed journalists will spill all the secrets?
