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  New games of 2021 (and beyond) to get excited about Here are all the most exciting new games coming out in 2021 and beyond on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC There are a lot of new games scheduled to arrive in 2021 and beyond. Although this has been a historically quiet year for releases, everything is really heating up from September onwards.  We make sure that this list of upcoming games is updated regularly, with all the biggest new games for all platforms added when they're announced, including those for the new  Xbox Series X  and  PS5  consoles, along with PC and Switch. So make sure to add these new games, as well as those  upcoming Xbox Series X games ,  upcoming Switch games ,  new PC games , and  upcoming PS5 games  to add to your wishlist.  12 Minutes Platform(s):  PC, Xbox One Release date:  August 19, 2021 Nomada's interactive thriller  12 Minutes  has firmly been on our radar since the studio debuted a trailer at E3 2019. You play as a husband who's s

  Best horror games to play right now 1. Alan Wake Alan Wake  isn't like most horror games. It doesn't trade in excessive gore or jump scares - in fact, it's not that scary on the whole. But its sense of place and character is second to none. That place is Bright Falls, a  Twin Peaks -inspired mountain community with a terrible secret. The dulcet tones of the night DJ rambling across the airwaves - mixed with the little vignettes you can catch on TV - make this town feel alive, like a character unto itself. Its story unfolds like a thrilling TV miniseries, right down to the episodic structure that bookends each plot twist and revelation. Alan Wake further distinguishes itself by, well, being a lot of fun to play. Maybe that sounds a bit mean, but you'd be hard pressed to find a more enjoyable horror game than Alan Wake from a pure gameplay perspective. Developer, Remedy is as famous for action as storytelling, and that comes to bear here, as simple, fluid controls do aw

  New Resident Evil Village gameplay showcases combat, villains, and environments A deeper dive into the village and castle settings, the enemies lurking within, and how you’ll confront them. We’re only a few weeks away from the return of Capcom’s survival horror series.  Launching May 7 on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, Resident Evil Village thrusts RE 7’s everyman protagonist Ethan Winters into a new, horrifying scenario. Torn from a blissful family life by events beyond his control, the once settled husband and father now finds himself lost and alone in a remote region of Eastern Europe, driven by a single goal: find his kidnapped infant daughter.  With the sweltering heat and horrors of the claustrophobic Baker family estate behind him, the snow-laden sprawl of an isolated village and its surrounding areas present new dangers and fresh mysteries for Ethan.  Ever since its initial announcement  last June, Capcom has slowly teased what those are. Four months ago, the publisher gave

  Best horror games to play right now From Silent Hill and Resident Evil, to Alien Isolation and PT here are the best horror games The best horror game cover the gamut of what it means to be afraid. From dread to terror, tension to jump scares. There can be monsters or sometimes, even worse: a worrying lack of monsters. You  might interpret the symbolism of things, or just see a pile dead bodies and laugh at the excessive gore. Whatever you encounter these game can be enjoyable scary fun, introspective metaphor, or more.  Coming up this list of the best horror games covers a broad range of games, across a range of eras and platforms. There's some old classics that are worth seeking out, some modern stuff but whatever's here is almost guaranteed to be an essential play for any self respecting horror fan. So turn down the lights, wait until midnight and prepare to be terrified with the best horror games you can play right now.   25. Returnal This might not seem like an obvious sc

  THE 10 SCARIEST HORROR MOVIES EVER WE ASKED, YOU VOTED. FROM DEMONIC POSSESSIONS AND CURSED TVS TO HAUNTED HOTELS AND KILLER CLOWNS, HERE ARE MOVIES THAT SCARED RT USERS THE MOST. 1.  THE RING (2002) (Photo by ©DreamWorks courtesy Everett Collection) It’s always a tricky proposition to take something that works well for one culture and try to translate that formula successfully for another, but Gore Verbinski managed that with  The Ring . A remake of Japanese director Hideo Nakata’s acclaimed thriller about a cursed videotape, Verbinski’s take kept the original film’s striking visual imagery — the  ghost of a young girl in a white dress with long black hair covering her face — and found that it scared the hell out of audiences no matter where they were from. While the film wasn’t as well-regarded as its predecessor, it features a committed performance from a then up-and-coming Naomi Watts, and for many, it served as an introduction to East Asian horror cinema. 2.  HALLOWEEN (1978) (P

  THE 10 SCARIEST HORROR MOVIES EVER WE ASKED, YOU VOTED. FROM DEMONIC POSSESSIONS AND CURSED TVS TO HAUNTED HOTELS AND KILLER CLOWNS, HERE ARE MOVIES THAT SCARED RT USERS THE MOST. 1.  THE EXORCIST (1973) (Photo by ©Warner Bros. courtesy Everett Collection) You may not agree that  The Exorcist  is the scariest movie ever, but it probably also isn’t much of a surprise to see it at the top of our list — with a whopping 19% of all the votes cast. William Friedkin’s adaptation of the eponymous novel about a demon-possessed child and the attempts to banish said demon became the highest-grossing R-rated horror film ever and the first to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars (it earned nine other nominations and took home two trophies). But outside of its critical and commercial bona fides, the film is well-known for the mass hysteria it inspired across the country, from protests over its controversial subject matter to widespread reports of nausea and fainting in the audience. Its dra