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Not to embrace my inner Palpatine and deal in absolutes, but Star Wars Squadrons (PC, XO) going for $2.99 is an absolutely sith hot deal. First of all, it's just a great game. Second of all, it has cross-platform multi, which means you're much more likely to find like-minded pilots to explode. And lastly, (on the platforms that support it) it provides some of the best wish fulfilment VR action one can buy—for two dollars, ninety-nine.

From the makers of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey comes, erm, the Poohniverse.

Blumhouse producer Ryan Turek has spoken about the upcoming movie adaptation of the multiplayer horror game .

Chucky, the maniacal killer doll of the Child’s Play series, is the latest Killer to join Dead by Daylight. Behaviour Interactive’s asymmetrical multiplayer horror game has featured the likes of Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, and Alien’s Xenomorph as playable Killers, but none of them presented the (vertical) challenge that Chucky did. The Good Guy turned slasher presented a unique challenge for Behaviour, and he’s received an equally unique implementation.

Chucky the doll will be the next Killer added to hit multiplayer horror Dead by Daylight.

Chucky, the pint-sized killer doll from the Child’s Play franchise, is coming to Dead by Daylight, Behaviour Interactive announced Wednesday via IGN. Joining Chucky will be his equally sadistic bride, Tiffany Valentine.

Beloved Mortal Kombat 1 developer Ed Boon is teasing some intriguing additions to the latest iteration of the now-venerable fighting franchise. The current roster was already a rogue's gallery of murderers and general villainy, but these latest are comprised of some of the worst monsters in all media.

‘s Creative Director Ed Boon has teased the possible inclusion of a horror icon as a downloadable character in the game.

Mortal Kombat 1 development chief Ed Boon is up to his old tricks again, teasing fans about potential upcoming DLC characters.

Following recent leaks and rumours, Mortal Kombat boss Ed Boon is now teasing fans with potential future DLC for the series' most recent release.

Ghostface from Scream may be coming to Mortal Kombat 1 as a downloadable fighter.

Earlier this month, dataminers that managed to get their hands on Mortal Kombat 1 during the early access period seemed to uncover proof of future DLC characters that are going to be added in the near future. Intros were found for classic characters such as Cassie Cage, Jade, and Noob Saibot, but things got a little bit interesting after an intro for classic slasher villain Ghostface was discovered, as well as references to the character in dialogue alongside mentions of a cloak and mask.

Mortal Kombat 9 has been removed from sale on Steam.

Since Dead by Daylight released in 2016, we’ve seen so many horror crossovers. The most recent one was when the Xenomorph from Alien was incorporated into the asymmetrical survival game. Now, developer Behaviour Interactive seems eager to join up with the Five Nights universe.

Mortal Kombat 1 is adding a new feature called kameos. These are essentially the tower modifiers of past games that you summon with the d-pad, only now they can add to kombos and even perform fatalities. So far, they've all been in-house characters, such as Sonya and Frost, but Brazillian retail chain Casas Bahia has revealed that we can expect guest fighters to appear as kameos as well.

There once was a time when it would’ve been impossible to have crossovers within the video game space outside of publishers using their own characters in the titles they made. Nintendo is legendary for doing that even before a certain fighting game franchise was born. However, nowadays, the real question with crossovers isn’t “Can you get them?” it’s instead, “How many can you get?” Mortal Kombat, over the last several entries, has had numerous DLC characters that have blown people’s minds, and the upcoming DLC characters, like Homelander, Omni-Man, and Peacemaker, further add to the belief that anything is possible.

The Dead by Daylight crossover train isn’t slowing anytime soon. The asymmetric multiplayer horror game has already drawn the likes of Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, and characters from the Silent Hill and Resident Evil franchises into the fog, but this latest crossover may be the biggest one yet. Today Montreal-based developer Behaviour Interactive confirmed Dead by Daylight: Alien is on the way via the following tantalizing teaser trailer.

Finally, the most iconic horror movie monster of all time has come to multiplayer kill-'em-up Dead By Daylight. That's right, Alien's titular alien, the humble Xenomorph, is coming to the smash-hit survival (or murder) game.

By Ash Parrish, a reporter who has covered the business, culture, and communities of video games for seven years. Previously, she worked at Kotaku.

"I really think that the Nun is a classic movie monster," The Nun 2 director Michael Chaves explains in the new issue of Total Film magazine, which is out on newsstands on Thursday, July 20. "She reminds me of Pennywise and Dracula and Nosferatu. I see every classic monster when I look at her. I feel like she's absolutely up there in that pantheon."