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Horror fans have been waiting for it for so long and it's finally here. From now on, everyone can play the Silent Hill 2 remake on PlayStation 5 and PC.
Until Dawn (Remake) is an interactive film with horror elements that will leave you with a pleasant experience. The game has been heavily updated, so gg's editorial team couldn't pass it up. The story about 8 teenagers trying to survive in a godforsaken place, although it looks cliché, has interesting plot twists, an exciting lore and a tense atmosphere that successfully keeps the player's attention. And the redesigned visuals thanks to Unreal Engine 5 constantly make you look at the wrinkles of the characters and the detail of objects. Add to this an extended prologue, new collectibles, and an improved camera, and you get a pretty good remake. The only thing I want to criticise is the lack of 60 fps on the PlayStation 5 and a few bugs, but the most important question is whether this remake was really necessary. Yes, but it should have been better advertised and not released in October.
A remaster of Days Gone is rumoured to be in the works, so we can only imagine what else Sony is planning to re-release.
If you don't have Horizon, the remaster costs $50.
Metro Awakening will be released on 7 November 2024 and will be available on Steam VR, PS VR2, and Meta Quest 2 and 3.
We would like to remind you that the game is not the main one in the Metro series, as Awakening takes place in 2028. And the game is being developed not by the Ukrainian studio 4A Games, but by the Dutch Vertigo Games, which is known for the Arizona Sunshine series.
LEGO Horizon Adventures will be released on 14 November.
As the release date of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, BioWare and EA have unveiled a new teaser to fuel the excitement. The long-awaited fantasy RPG has a soundtrack created by music legends Hans Zimmer and Lorne Balfe.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is scheduled for release in 2025 on PlayStation 5.
It would be the same in other countries.
We wrote that Hideo Kojima made Death Stranding 2: On The Beach only by 30-40%. But as it turned out, this is not true at all.
We wrote that the PlayStation Network service was down, which made it impossible to use PlayStation online functions for a while. Fortunately, Sony has fixed this problem.
Some of the work that needs to be done includes re-recording all the dialogues for the game in Japanese for localisation.
Sony is aware of the problem and is looking for solutions.
And the release is on 8 October.
