Horror game Stray Souls locks in a release date of October 25

Ysbryd Games’World of Horror has finally exited early access and is available now for PC. However, the developer needs more time to release it on Nintendo Switch, PS5 and PS4 in North America and Europe. Thankfully, it’s not a long delay, as console players in the West can play it on October 26th.

If you're looking for a spooky experience but would prefer to avoid the usual mascot horror tropes this Halloween, then you're in for a treat: World of Horror is now finally out of early access.

Delightfully strange and just generally delightful game World of Horror has finally released, leaving early access development on October 19 2023. It celebrates with a deliciously good trailer freshly scored by composer Joseph Bailey that shows off what's best about World of Horror: scared teenagers trying to save the day, moody scenes of dark landscapes, and terrifying critters coming up out of absolutely nowhere to murder you.

It looks like the release date of Sony's PlayStation 5 Slim has leaked, along with a Marvel's Spider-Man 2 bundle.

It looks as though the release date for the PlayStation 5 Slim console has leaked ahead of Sony's official announcement.

New details about the PlayStation 5 Slim release date and Sony’s bundle plans have seemingly been uncovered.

Have you ever thought of being able to play Nintendo 64 classics like Super Mario 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and GoldenEye in 4K resolution? We haven't either, but it's still a pretty cool idea that will become a reality thanks to the Analogue 3D.

Dead Space, Frog Detective, and Like a Dragon: Ishin are some of this month's big highlights.

It’s the perfect time for horror games. As Halloween and the spooky month descend, from Resident Evil to Silent Hill, Five Nights at Freddy’s and Phasmophobia, the absolute best that the genre has to offer are bound to make a return to your Steam playlist. But alongside all the classics, there are loads of fantastic Steam Next Fest demos available now that give you a window into horror games’ future. The sheer amount of upcoming games can get overwhelming, so at PCGamesN, we’ve gathered a flashlight and a dusty old map, and trawled the haunted caves to find you the absolute best horrors available to try now.

From our internal studios and development partners, to Prime Gaming and more, the past few months saw a lot of activity at Amazon Games. Players got a first look at previews for upcoming titles THRONE AND LIBERTY and BLUE PROTOCOL, with both games showcased to media at the world’s largest gaming event — gamescom. New seasons and expansions launched for New World and Lost Ark. Plus, our Prime Gaming members got to enjoy loads of free games along with a great selection of in-game content for some of today’s most sought-after titles.

The Chapter 239 release date and time have been revealed. In the previous chapter, Kashimo attacks Sukuna but fails to cause any significant damage. Following that, the two have a brief chat about love. Meanwhile, the domain that Hakari and Uraume are inside of breaks, and the likes of Itadori and Higuruma also join the battlefield. Now, it’ll be interesting to see where Chapter 239 will take the story from here on.

Resident Evil creator and RE4 director Shinji Mikami teams up with Goichi ‘Suda 51’ Suda, the man behind Let It Die and Lollipop Chainsaw, for a slick, psychedelic, and terrifying Capcom horror game about invisible monsters and two gods fighting for control of reality. It’s an excellent pitch, but somehow, in the history of the greatest games ever made, Killer7 is often forgotten. Originally released in 2005, if you haven’t played it yet, or need an excuse to go through it again, you can get Killer7 right now for just under $5, and even play it on Valve’s superlative handheld the Steam Deck.