Owen Anslow

6 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Owen Anslow

THERE are few psychological thrillers that have the ability to keep their creepy claws dug into your mind well after you’ve finished them. BioShock, Heavy Rain, Dead Space, Alan Wake, FEAR are some that jump out. But now there’s a newbie leaping from the shadows to instil fear in every step you take. Karma: The Dark World is a debut title from indie developer Pollard Studio - coming out of nowhere to scare the living daylights out of you.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Owen Anslow

1 day agoCronos: The New Dawn seems to smush Dead Space and Control together (in a good way)Bloober Team released the first gameplay trailer for the third-person survival horror title. Bloober Team has provided a first proper look at gameplay for its latest project, Cronos: The New Dawn, after a brief tease at the end of the initial reveal in October.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Owen Anslow

AT last, the Switching hour is upon us. Yes, Nintendo’s heavenly handheld returns and, like Mario after munching a Super Mushroom, it’s bigger and better than before. After a first hands-on play with the new device, I can confirm the long-awaited Switch 2 pushes all the right buttons. Any follow-up to the original was always going to have Donkey Kong-sized shoes to fill. After all, the first Switch — released in 2017 — has shipped 150million units. So what’s new with the Switch 2?

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Owen Anslow

PUT simply, Cookie Cutter: Overkill Edition is bloody brilliant. Indeed you can’t escape the blood. It’s absolutely everywhere. Because from an overly-gruesome opening scene, it soon becomes apparent that this beautifully butchering beat ’em up pulls zero punches. It’s Kill Bill meets Earthworm Jim - with a splattering of Hollow Knight thrown in for good measure. You play crazy Cherry, a psychotic android waitress who is out for bloody revenge after her love is taken from her by the evil Infonet.

4 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Owen Anslow

WHEN you first stagger out of a dark bunker into the world of Atomfall all dazed and confused, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’re actually off on a lovely stroll through the English countryside. There are lush green fields, woodlands, birds chirping, fresh air, cobbled streets . . . and, of course, a classic red telephone box randomly plonked on the pathway in front of you. All that’s missing are some fish & chips, cream tea, a nice long queue, and a cuppa (actually, that one does pop up later).