Andrew Webster

After years of waiting, the developers at Team Cherry seem finally ready to show off more of Silksong and — just maybe – announce a release date. You can watch the “special announcement” live at 10:30AM ET.

The horror hits keep coming. This time it was another look at Resident Evil Requiem, which launches on February 27th. The trailer sets up the new protagonist, Grace Ashcroft, and, well, it’s not long before there’s a brutal murder. (You can check out our hands on with the game from June right here.)

If Silent Hill F wasn’t enough for you, here’s the latest trailer for Cronos: The New Dawn from Bloober Team (the studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake) which also looks pretty darn creepy. It’s also out pretty soon, dropping on September 5th.

This game continues to look the part, by which I mean it looks scary as hell. I still haven’t fully recovered from last year’s Silent Hill 2 remake, but hopefully I will be ready in time for Silent Hill F’s launch on September 25th.

Capcom and Square Enix are collaborating for a crossover event that will span both Monster Hunter Wilds and Final Fantasy XIV. It’s happening in September, and you can get a tease in the clip below.

First there’s Battlefield 6 launching on October 10th, and now we have news that the next Call of Duty is launching on November 14th. Here’s your first brief look at Black Ops 7 gameplay, which has something of an Inception vibe for the campaign mode.

The long-in-development sci-fi horror game is now slated to launch later this year, and the new trailer looks very promising — and scary.

Or as a train, rather. That’s the premise of the slick-looking Denshattack! which combines the beauty of the Japanese rail system with, uh, skateboarding? I’m not really sure what’s going on but it looks fun, and launches next year.