Zombies, Freakers and Rippers oh my! **spoilers**

There are quite a few zombie games out on various platforms, the most iconic being resident evil then closely followed by silent hill. I recently discovered a game called Days Gone, I never really heard of it until i saw a post on Instagram, I wasn't really sure of the concept of the game as all i saw was a picture of stunning scenery and a guy on a motorbike, with the words open world drawing my attention.

Sega CD Classic 'Corpse Killer' to Celebrate 25 Years on PS4

Remember back in the day when we thought FMV (full motion video) was the future of gaming? Man, those were the days. We had the Panasonic 3DO and the Philips CDi, but sadly they never really took off.

But then again, neither did the Sega CD or 32X, but we did get some killer FMV-style games, and if you missed your chance, well, Screaming Villains are set to unleash Corpse Killer onto the PS4 and Stream to celebrate the 25th anniversary so you can finally witness it in all its glory. Okay, maybe glory is the wrong word, but you can witness it, that's something. But really, this looks fun, you should check it out for its pure fun.

A Trip to Racoon City.

Following on from my last post on Death Stranding, I thought I would take a trip down memory lane and revisit the first game that introduced me to survival horror.
The game in question has become a world wide phenomenon, with multiple games, several film releases and merchandise, and I would even say it has a cult status.

Of course I am talking about the franchise Resident Evil.

Has Lara still got it?

I have been a gamer for as long as I can remember, started out on the NES, played the classics such as Megaman, Super Mario and Castlevania.

It wasn't until Playstation released the female Indiana Jones~ Lara Croft A.K.A Tomb Raider I then realised how much gaming meant to me. The intricate puzzles paired with combat. Was a match made in heaven to me.

I must admit I was very apprehensive when a reboot was in the mix and due to be released in 2013.

I was pleasantly surprised, Lara was now a younger female on her journey to becoming the Tomb Raider. Puzzles were more intense and combat increased with an option to "purchase" new skills.

Fast forward to 2018 The long awaited Shadow of the Tomb Raider was released and my oh my, it didn't let me down, it had a darker theme, notes of horror, even a few jump scares. I was always a Tomb Raider fan, and I am pleased to say that my journey with Lara has definitely not ended yet.