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Nocturia is a compact, night‑long indie horror that transforms a childhood home into a claustrophobic maze of sound and shadow. Released October 28, 2025, from BrossLab, it’s a focused survival‑puzzle experience built for tension: short, intense, and designed around careful listening, environmental sleuthing, and slow‑burn dread. The game rewards patience, attention to detail, and nerves of steel. You play a small, vulnerable child trapped in a house that rearranges itself while a malevolent presence prowls the halls. The core loop is elegantly simple: explore shifting rooms, solve environmental puzzles, and use the Doggy‑Lamp and found objects to reveal clues and buy time. Encounters with apparitions and a stalking monster force you to balance stealth, timing, and quick thinking. Puzzles are tactile and often spatial, and progress depends as much on interpreting audio cues as on visual observation. Atmosphere and Audio Nocturia leans hard on atmosphere. Darkness is an active threat;...

Bob The Brick Breaker sharpens classic arcade brick‑climbing into a modern, adrenaline‑soaked test of reflexes and pattern recognition. Waves of bricks, nimble minions, and punishing bosses stack the playfield higher and faster, forcing split‑second decisions and tight movement as the screen closes in. Matches are brisk and brutally focused: clear space, dodge hazards, and eke out another wave to climb the leaderboards. The premise is gloriously simple, outlast the rising chaos and claim the crown of brick king, but the execution is deeply satisfying: easy to pick up, fiendishly hard to master, and built for repeatable, score‑chasing sessions that reward practice, timing, and a little daring. Gameplay and Modes The core loop is elegantly simple: clear bricks, dodge hazards, and survive as the playfield relentlessly climbs. Beneath that simplicity lies surprising tactical depth, minions introduce distinct movement and attack patterns to read and exploit, while bosses demand adaptive ti...

Dungeon Arsenal is a breakneck roguelite built around tense, card‑flipping exploration. Each run propels you through procedurally generated floors where every card is a gamble; weapon, item, gold, or a monster poised to ambush, so every reveal matters. The game fuses room‑clearing tactics with deck‑driven resource management: decide when to press your luck, when to retreat, and how to spend scarce gold on relics and weapons that can turn a fragile run into a dominant build. Treasure rooms, shops, and boss encounters punctuate the loop, rewarding careful planning and bold improvisation in equal measure. How it plays • Core loop : Explore each floor by flipping cards to reveal weapons, items, gold, or hidden threats; clear rooms through tactical choices, then weigh risk versus reward, push forward for greater loot or retreat to bank your gains and reset the odds. • Combat and resource economy : Encounters demand tight resource management; mana, action points, and positioning all matter....

A brand-new hero scampered into the spotlight at The Game Awards this week as Day 4 Night Studios officially revealed Bradley the Badger , an inventive action-adventure title blending live-action storytelling, exploration, and freeform puzzle solving. The studio, founded by industry legends behind Red Dead Redemption , Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor , and Mario + Rabbids , is gearing up to deliver a heartfelt, humorous, and deeply meta adventure for PC via Steam, with additional platforms under exploration. Adding an extra layer of star power, Bradley is portrayed in both voice and live-action sequences by award-winning actor Evan Peters ( X-Men , Mare of Easttown , Dahmer , Tron: Ares ), giving the beloved mascot a charismatic mix of warmth, earnestness, and unexpected emotional depth. A Mascot Lost Between Worlds In the world of Bradley the Badger , the brightly smiling mascot once known for classic platforming adventures suddenly awakens in bizarre, half-constructed environments...

A new zombie-splattering, ’80s-infused co-op shooter drops its release date trailer live at The Game Awards 2025 Saber Interactive and Focus Entertainment have officially confirmed that the highly anticipated co-op action-horror shooter John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando will launch March 12, 2026 on PlayStation 5 , Xbox Series X|S , and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store . Inspired by the legendary filmmaker’s signature blend of chaos, camp, and creature carnage, the announcement arrived alongside a brand-new trailer packed with undead mayhem during The Game Awards 2025 . Players can pre-order now to secure either the Standard Edition or the feature-rich Blood Edition , both of which include the Leon’s Secret Stash DLC as a free bonus. A Catastrophe Born From Science… and Saved by Misfits Set in a near future gone horribly wrong, Toxic Commando imagines a world where an ambitious attempt to tap into the Earth’s core mutates humanity and the land itself into sludge-soaked ni...

  If you’re looking for the perfect mid-week pick-me-up, Side Street Deli is serving up delicious bites and big fun this Thursday with their weekly Bingo Night — a growing local favorite that brings together families, food lovers, and anyone who enjoys a good time in a warm, hometown atmosphere. The deli is rolling out its Thursday specials in full force. Today’s featured combo is a crowd-pleasing BBQ, turkey, and bacon panini for just $9.99 , a hearty stack of smoky flavor that’s quickly becoming a customer favorite. Also on the menu is their rich and creamy Buffalo Chicken Dip for $5.99 , perfect for sharing… or keeping all to yourself. Families are encouraged to stop by after school — the deli opens its doors from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. , giving kids plenty of time to enjoy one of Side Street Deli’s holiday treats. The star of the season? Their festive Grinch Float , available for only $3.99 , bringing a little extra magic to every visit. But the highlight of the evening kicks ...

Quantum Threshold upends VR combat by seating you in a weaponized wheelchair and throwing you into a neon‑soaked, Techno Wraith‑infested dystopia. Engineered from the ground up for seated play, it’s a roguelike shooter that treats accessibility as a core design principle rather than an afterthought, every mechanic is tuned for the chair. You drift through gunfire with momentum‑driven controls, lay down turrets mid‑roll, and chain hacks and grenades into frantic, tactile encounters; what might seem like a limitation becomes a fierce, kinetic identity. The result is a bold, visceral experience where build choices, upgrades, and on‑the‑fly improvisation turn each run into a high‑stakes statement of survival. What it is Quantum Threshold thrusts you into constantly reshaping arenas where every run is a frantic scramble for loot, upgrades, and the next shot at escape. Between runs you return to a gritty hub‑world stronghold where earned salvage becomes permanent upgrades, letting you tail...

Hotel Infinity invites you to wander a surreal, Escher‑tinged hotel using nothing but your own two feet. Built as a roomscale‑first VR experience from the creator of Manifold Garden, it swaps controller locomotion for physical movement inside a compact 2 m × 2 m play area, letting clever portals, lifts, and folding corridors stitch tiny steps into vast, impossible architecture. The effect is quietly uncanny: ordinary rooms become labyrinthine stages where perspective tricks and seamless transitions make the hotel feel far larger than your footprint, and every turn promises a new spatial surprise. How it plays The core idea is beautifully minimal: you physically walk your play area and the hotel’s architecture unfolds around you. Seamless portals, reconfiguring hallways, and cleverly timed lifts splice together impossible geometry so that a few deliberate steps unlock vast, non‑Euclidean environments. Puzzles are embedded in the space itself; rotate a balcony to reveal a stair, line up...

Laser Dance , from the creator of Cubism, is a polished mixed‑reality party game that turns any living room into a cinematic laser obstacle course. Players shuttle between two buttons at opposite ends of the play area, navigating sequences of laser patterns that intelligently adapt to your room’s size, shape, and mobility settings. The mechanics are instantly approachable; duck, dodge, crawl, and weave; but the layered patterns and timing demands make mastery a satisfying challenge. The result is a social, sweat‑friendly experience that’s perfect for quick party rounds, competitive score chases, and repeatable, room‑aware fun. How it plays • Core loop : Move, dodge, duck, and crawl through evolving laser formations to hit the finish button; each level strings together distinct patterns that demand different body shapes, tempos, and timing, turning simple runs into rhythmic, full‑body challenges. • Adaptive design : Levels intelligently map to your room’s footprint and furniture layout ...

Cave Crave is a VR spelunking sim that forgoes cheap jump scares in favor of slow‑burn atmosphere and tactile exploration. It drops you into painstakingly realized real and fictional caves where the environment is both map and puzzle; every ledge, choke point, and yawning chasm demands careful reading and deliberate movement. The game turns basic tools; your headlamp, chalk marks, hammer, and ice axes; into meaningful choices, so progress feels earned rather than handed to you. The result is an immersive, physical experience that rewards patience, route‑planning, and a steady nerve in the dark. What you do • Explore : Venture into painstakingly recreated real caves, including a respectful Nutty Putty tribute with an audio guide by rescuer Brandon Kowallis, and a roster of fictional systems; each cave offers unique geometry, hazards, and secrets to uncover. • Navigate : Overcome steep faces, claustrophobic squeezes, and yawning chasms through deliberate route‑finding, precise swings, a...