Red Barrels' just released a demo for Outlast 2 and it's quite nerve-wracking. With us currently doing our Horror genre celebration, we jumped right in and checked out the changes to the sequel.

Migs from Nubs in Cubes and Emile from Emile at the Morning at Night joins Miggy as they explore Siren Blood Curse for our continued Horror genre celebration this October. 

October has begun and it slowly has become a tradition at TMG to celebrate Horror games. We have a lot of content lined up for this month, and to start things off we have Miggy and Will playing Lakeview Cabin 3 - an interesting title that might just make you revisit slasher films. 

SEAM 2016 (South East Asia Majors 2016) happened last weekend and for those following the Fighting Game Community, it was an exciting conclusion to one of the biggest events in the region. Tournaments were held for a series of Fighting Game titles and we got players from the Philippines heading to Singapore, showing that they can compete with the best the region has to offer. 

Carlos starts the Horror trend by finishing Zombi, Will and Miggy compete in Disc Jam and they played a mobile game in Caliburger for a shot at the big bucks. Ubisoft is fighting off the wolves, we established Hello Neighbor is a game to watch, and a lot more for the first episode of the month.

This October 14th at the SMX Convention Center, where not one but two major gaming events will be taking place – The Crossfire Stars National Finals, and the Crossfire Stars Invitational.

A new cinematic trailer has hit the web and it's yet another reminder that the sequel to Respawn Entertainment's first title is no longer just a multiplayer experience. This October is going to be a great month for shooters. 

Still bummed at the fact that Final Fantasy XV is now a November release? It would have been released today but delays are just hard to avoid nowadays. But don't fret, if you need a Final Fantasy fix, World of Final Fantasy might just do the trick when it hits shelves this October. 

Hello Games' No Man's Sky is one of the most talked-about titles this year, and not always for the right reasons. If the extreme range of Metacritic user scores is any indication, some love it and some hate it, but one thing is definitely true: this was a clear case of an indie developer biting off more than they could chew.

We are just about to hit a point where every week will have a triple A title release until the end of the year. Carlos is almost sure he's done with Assassin's Creed, Will and Miggy finds numerous issues with Nightfall: Escape, and Migs from Nubs in Cubes sub in during the news segment because Carlos just disappears...