Your uncle, an employee from Mojang Studios, the company that develops Minecraft; has disappeared with no seeming reason.

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It's a seemingly normal place at first, but after checking a few boxes with no names, a horrible truth about Peter is revealed.

let's just say that I have mixed feelings about it

A review of 237 - an indie/fan video game adaptation of The Shining!

the absurd humor is still top quality!

A personal video essay about what the remake of Resident Evil on the Gamecube means to me. My thoughts about it are out in the open.

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10 minutes of unedited footage from the upcoming Amnesia sequel

There's a lot of discourse around the new Silent Hill 2 remake. Specifically around the fact that Bloober team is making it. I wanted to cut them some slack and go over some things that i felt that Bloober could legitimately do to improve on what many people consider to be perfection.

You wake up at night after hearing a strange noise downstairs, and you go down to investigate. It's completely silent, and suddenly the TV turns itself back on...

A review of Misao: The Definitive Edition - a game completely worth your time.

TGM is a horror game analysis channel with a heavy focus on Silent Hill, & other Japanese horror games.

I'll have a review soon on the forgotten city soon. I highly recommend trying the game on any systems you can get it on. It's on game pass as well.

Now available where ever it’s available digitally and/or physically

A review of Placeholder Gameworks' 'Death & Taxes'!

The Deer is Watching is a thrilling comedy horror game about a deer that has you trapped in a house.

I kinda packed too much into a short video but I think I got it across decently well.

a spooky forest horror experience, and two retro style PS1 games.

A review of Yahtzee Croshaw's 'Something's In The Sea.'