Wired Productions and Camel 101 to launch Those Who Remain on May 15

Watford, UK – February 27, 2020 – Award-winning publisher, Wired Productions, and up and coming independent studio, Camel 101, have emerged from the darkness to reveal a May 15, 2020 release date for the PlayStation®4, Xbox One, and Steam® for Windows PC version of their supernatural adventure-thriller, Those Who Remain. A Nintendo Switch™ edition is also in development and will be coming summer 2020.

Those Who Remain will be available in Standard and a retail-exclusive Deluxe Edition for PS4 and PC – that is set to include a digital download of the beautifully illustrated comic prequel story, ‘Those Who Remain: Lights Out’.

Delve into the mysterious secrets of Those Who Remain in the release date trailer:


Set in the sleepy town of Dormont, a town in a spiralling split from the fabric of reality, warped by darkness and the deeds of the citizens who reside, Those Who Remain is a story driven first-person adventure-thriller combining a deeply atmospheric game world with unnerving and tense psychological horror that delves deep into the human psyche.

Edward, a man who had the perfect life, was lured into darkness. Attempting to break off his affair and put his family back on track he drives into the night, unaware of the darkness brewing below Dormont and the cause of recent disappearances. Confront the uncomfortable horrors reflected by the darkness and survive the night as Edward is faced with a test of his sanity, morality and the shadows of evil that lurks below.

Those Who Remain will release on digital stores for PlayStation®4, Xbox One, and Steam® for Windows PC on May 15th, 2020 with a launch SRP of £15.99/€19.99/$19.99. The retail-exclusive Deluxe Edition is available for PS4 and PC and is open for pre-orders via http://www.ThoseWhoRemain.com

Two Point Hospital - Launch Trailer | PS4

Start with nothing and design a bustling, efficient hospital as you improve the lives of Two Point County’s unfortunate residents.

Place wards, treatment rooms, break areas and more to handle any wacky ailment that comes through the door – from people with lightbulb heads to patients suffering from cube-shaped limbs.

Expand your organisation across the whole of Two Point County as you build new hospitals, balance the budget and train your staff to take on more complicated diseases - maybe you’ll even have an epidemic on your hands?

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Freediver: Triton Down - Launch Trailer | PS VR

FREEDIVER: Triton Down plunges you into a capsizing research ship, the Triton, where survival means outmaneuvering the water's lethal surge. As world-class diver Ren Tanaka, you must freedive through a sinking ship, overcome underwater chaos, and unlock your path to the surface, all while protecting your most precious resource: the breath in your lungs. Reworked for PlayStation, the FREEDIVER: Triton Down Extended Cut now boasts a deeper story, expanded gameplay areas, and all-new ways to explore them.

REVIEW: Bucket Knight on Xbox by Jon Donnis

I was sent a copy of Bucket Knight to review by SometimesYou, and as as 40 something male who grow up playing run and gun platform games such as Ghosts 'n Goblins, I couldn't be happier.

The basic story of the game is you play the part of a brave Knight who is looking to find the Holy Grail and then sell it. You go through the game, level by level, exploring dungeons, while killing your enemies, avoiding traps and collecting loot and food to stay alive along the way.

There is no on screen text, no real instructions, you just start to play and figure things out. Now although that is a bit frustrating at first, you will soon figure it out and get into the swig of things.

For you gamerpoint whores out there, the gamerpoints come quick and fast as you complete each level.

The game itself is quite short, but it has great pixel graphics, decent sounds, and overall fun gameplay.
Only negatives would be that its quite easy and you will finish it pretty quick, but for its low price, it is a good simple game that will give you enjoyment for the few hours you play it.

I score Bucket Knight at 7/10

Review by Jon Donnis

Bucket Knight will be released on Nintendo Switch™, Xbox One, PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®Vita on February 28’th!

Klang 2 - Announcement Trailer - PS4

Imprisoned in a facility at an unknown location, Klang finds himself forced to continuously hone his rhythm-combat skills inside audiovisual simulations.

Conduct electronic symphonies with your lightning powers, wield magical tuneblades, and achieve a euphoric state of trance through skillful play.