A journalist who deals with video games and streams on twitch frequently. I have an admiration for INDIE game industry. My passion for video game industry and narrative design have led me to the world of journalism and writing reviews about games.
I have been waiting for Hollow Knight Silksong for what feels like an eternity. Now I got to play its demo at Gamescom, which was one of the best gaming events after Covid. While a 20-minute gameplay is not that long, it showcased some intriguing moments and key elements that I would like to share.
Gamescom 2025 was packed with big name horror titles, making it a must visit event for fans of survival horror. Among them, the 20 minute demo of Resident Evil Requiem stood out as one of the most important experiences available to attendees; though I have to admit, it left me kind of disappointed.
Years ago, I first discovered the small Polish studio Bloober Team while playing Observer, a haunting cyberpunk horror game. Curious about its creators, I dug deeper and soon came across Layers of Fear and other titles that cemented Bloober Team as masters of psychological horror. To this day, I’ve followed every one of their games closely. But last year felt like a turning point. This once-small studio took on the ambitious challenge of remaking Silent Hill 2, and the result was so polished and respectful to the original that my expectations for their next project skyrocketed. That’s why the reveal of Cronos: The New Dawn had me so intrigued. At Gamescom 2025, I finally got my hands on the demo to find out whether Bloober was sticking to their roots or charting a new course.