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Welcome to your Daymare.

Not even Mario could've sealed these leaks

Invader doing great things for the community!

We agree!

A whole village abandoned overnight? Let's go!

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Invader has taken Daymare: 1998 one step further: they've announced a Collector' Edition.

Well worth the wait.

Residence of Evil's project, Vigil, received a new trailer at PAX South.

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Gamers the world over have collectively made a joke of the once-great Half-Life series. It's tough not to, when the final add-on story, ...

Forever Entertainment, announced that they're looking to bring both House of the Dead forward.

Survival Horror is alive and well