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Be it a neophyte to the gaming world or an adept gamer who doesn’t know about the very famous  Grand Theft Auto . Admit it every one of us has been playing it since our childhood. We have been a part of its journey through eleven game versions and four expansion packs. We have evolved with it from a two-dimensional universe to a three-dimensional universe. Every element of the game fascinates and grabs the interest of the gamers, be it the graphics, music, story, the characters, the quests, cheat codes, stealth, stealing the fancy cars, being chased by the police, fighting with the weapons we acquired, the map everything has weaved a web of delectation around it.   By observing its  timeline of releases  we can say that the first game was released in 1997 and the latest GTA 5 was released in 2013. It has been 7 years since their last game release and the fans are compelled to adopt the wait. This is not something new to its development group Rockstar North as we have...

Journey Out Now On Steam, Includes Free Bonus Game Journey was released eight years ago for the first time on PlayStation3 via PlayStation Network in March 2012 and ported to PlayStation 4 in July 2015. It was later moved to Microsoft Windows and iOS in 2019. The game became critically acclaimed and swept numerous awards along with a Grammy nomination in 2013 for its soundtrack. But the fans of the game are now super excited as the game is now available on Stream as well. It is available to own on Stream form June 11, onwards. The Stream version is accompanied with a launch discount and a free bonus game which sweetens the overall deal. You can buy Journey on sale for $11.24 on Steam, till July 5The original list price of the game was $15. Journey is also part of the phenomenal Annapurna Interactive Collection bundle on Steam, which gets you a truly stellar group of games like Florence, If Found, What Remains of Edith Finch, an...

Good horror movies get under your skin, creating unsettling feels that linger long after you’ve left the theater or turned off the TV. The element of interactivity that video games offer can elevate those sensations even further. Knowing that the hero’s fate rests solely on your actions is a far cry from helplessly watching them get stalked by a killer and shouting at them to not go in that room. Song of Horror is an ode to classic survival horror that taps into what makes the genre resonate with fans who want to get in on the action. There are a few bum notes here and there, but it’s a tense bit of storytelling worth experiencing. The “song” in the title refers to a piece of cursed music that purportedly drives its listeners to madness – and alarming acts of violence. Over the course of five episodes, publisher Daniel Noyer and a rotating cast of characters investigate the disappearance of a globe-trotting author who was researching the mysterious tune. This is definitely an experienc...