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Steam has a festival of zombies and vampires and we offer you the best available deals

Steam is holding increasingly peculiar festivals. The latest is the Zombies vs. Vampires Festival, which aims to highlight zombie and vampire games. It wasn’t hard to imagine. This means that many of these games have juicy discounts. But which discounts should you not miss? That’s what we want to uncover for you. We have sifted through the best deals so you don’t miss out on something really juicy. Whether you prefer zombies or vampires, there’s definitely something for you. Nightmare of Decay – €1.19 (-70%) If you like the first three Resident Evil games, but have always wanted […]

Steam hosts increasingly peculiar festivals. The latest is the Zombies vs. Vampires Festival, which aims to highlight zombie and vampire games. It wasn’t hard to imagine. This means that many of these games have juicy discounts. But which discounts should you not miss? That’s what we want to uncover for you. We have sifted through the best deals so you don’t miss out on something truly juicy. Whether you prefer zombies or vampires, there’s definitely something for you here.

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Nightmare of Decay – €1.19 (-70%)

If you like the first three Resident Evil games but have always wanted them to be a bit like Half Life, you should treat yourself. For less than the price of a coffee, you can get Nightmare of Decay, a game clearly inspired by Resident Evil that has been acclaimed by both critics and the public, and is perfect for brightening up a silly weekend. The kind of game we love to see at these ridiculous prices: the ones we start during coffee time and finish just in time to start making dinner.

Left 4 Dead Bundle – €1.46 (-90%)

Perhaps what you want is to be able to put in as many hours as possible for the least amount of money. In that case, think about this. Again, what a coffee costs, approximately. Two games: both Left4Dead. With three friends, you have dozens of hours with the base games, but considering they have been modded for years, you could probably put in hundreds of hours. If not thousands. You can spend less than two euros and not play anything else until 2030 if you don’t want to.

The Walking Dead – 1.47€ (-90%)

Zombies are cheap, but of course: they come in masses. If you want an excellent game for just a penny more than what both Left 4 Dead would cost you, you should get this masterpiece from Telltale that is better than any season of the TV series. With approximately 13 hours ahead, it also lasts as long as a season of the series, approximately. So it seems like the perfect time to try it if you are a fan of the series and have never given it a chance.

Death Road to Canada – 2.99€ (-80%)

Imagine having to survive the zombie apocalypse in a country where firearms cannot be bought in a supermarket. This is the premise of Death Road to Canada, a game where we will have to travel by car across the country from city to city recruiting characters, gathering supplies, and finding ways to survive. A fascinating roguelike, incredibly fun, and offering countless hours of entertainment. However, don’t expect to shoot much: this is not the USA.

You Will Die Here Tonight – 4.87€ (-75%)

Imagine Resident Evil, but where the camera switches to first person during battles. And where the STAR team, upon arriving at the mansion and separating, every time one dies, we would have to embody a different one to continue the adventure. That is exactly what You Will Die Here Tonight proposes to us, a clear homage to Resident Evil, with its own personality, that for less than 5 euros you must play if you are a fan of the Capcom franchise.

KeeperRL – €10.07 (-40%)

Changing the subject a bit, imagine being an evil villain who wants to end the forces of good. What would you do? Build your own dungeon and ally with terrible minions to defeat them, of course. And that’s what KeeperRL is about. A great retro-style roguelike that involves building and managing our dungeon and trying to prevent the forces of good from defeating us. And why is it at the Zombie and Vampire Festival? Because we can recruit zombies and vampires, obviously.

El Paso, Elsewhere – €13.65 (-30%)

One of the most acclaimed indies of 2023 reaches its lowest price to date. Like Max Payne, but with a tragic story about a vampire hunter with addiction issues who must take down his ex-girlfriend, Draculea, who wants to end the world. If that’s not enough to sell you on it, we can add that it’s a game as frantic as it is absolutely exquisite narratively and artistically, with one of the best soundtracks in recent years. An absolute delight that could only come from Strange Scaffold.

DayZ – 23.99€ (-50%)

Probably the most famous zombie game out there. DayZ is a game that has been a hit among survival game fans since its release in 2018, being one of the most celebrated and played games on Steam. Now you can get it for an absolutely ridiculous price, especially considering the insane amount of hours you can dedicate to it. A sweet deal that, trust us, if you connect, you won’t be able to get out of it.

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After the success of Fallout and The Last of Us, these are the 7 video games we want to see turned into a series

Video games have shown that they can succeed in traditional media, particularly on television. Although cinema still resists them, surely due to the rigidity of its production structures, they have demonstrated that they can tell fascinating stories that capture the hearts and minds of people through the small screen. Because some of the best current series are adaptations of video games. The second season of The Last of Us is breaking the records set by the first. The second season of Fallout is causing a stir like few times we have seen. And that makes us […]

Video games have shown that they can succeed in traditional media. Particularly on television. Although cinema still resists them, surely due to the rigidity of its production structures, they have demonstrated that they can tell fascinating stories that capture the hearts and minds of people through the small screen. Because some of the best current series are adaptations of video games.

The second season of The Last of Us is breaking the records set by the first. The second season of Fallout is causing a stir like we haven’t seen in a long time. And that makes us wonder, what other video games could be adapted to the television format? And that’s what we’re going to answer in this list that will give you some unexpected surprises.

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Doom

The gates of hell have opened. Only one man can stop the invasion. And from there, an absolutely fascinating story can be built with all the lore we have gathered over three decades of the best FPS ever created: Doom. It would be an extremely violent series and may seem brainless, but after Doom Eternal, it is clear that there are stories to tell from both humans and demons, their hierarchies, and their lives outside of Doom Guy. And it could lead to very, very interesting stories.

GTA 4

Niko Bellic is one of the most interesting protagonists in video game history. Just for that, it is already possible to build an entire series around him. But also, with his story and the characters surrounding him and all the things that happen to him, we could have the new The Wire by adapting this masterpiece from Rockstar with a bit of good taste and a sufficient budget.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

The most recent game on this list, for many people, would work better as a series than as a video game. And we don’t blame them. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 can be a bit obtuse at times, but if anything is clear, it’s that its premise is fascinating and its world has much more potential to develop beyond what the video game does. Its own series could be a captivating fantasy story that a network like HBO would kill to sign.

Final Fantasy XVI

But speaking of HBO and fantasy, let’s not kid ourselves. Final Fantasy XVI has been systematically compared to Game of Thrones, and that invites us to think about the obvious, how great a Final Fantasy XVI series would be! Many people have issues with the game, particularly with its side quests and combat system, but the charisma of its characters and the depth of its story are undeniable. Something that could be perfectly exploited in a series that could build all of that in a masterful way.

Sleeping Dogs

Undercover cop stories always work, and Sleeping Dogs is not just that, but also the best GTA-style game that isn’t a GTA. A Sleeping Dogs series, with the same stylized lighting and focus on martial arts as the game, could work wonders. Something we can’t rule out, as Donnie Yen is very interested in making that happen.

The least known game on this list is also one of the most fascinating. This game by Strange Scaffold puts us in the shoes of a vampire hunter who must kill his ex-girlfriend before she brings about the end of the world. But everything takes place in a motel where space and time have been distorted to shape the memories of those inside. The vampire hunter is a drug addict in rehabilitation. And his ex-girlfriend is Draculae, Count Dracula who has pretended to be a man to deceive humanity for centuries. If that doesn’t sound like an excellent prestige series, we don’t know what could.

Dead Rising

To conclude, let’s state something obvious. We love zombies. The best zombie series from Capcom is Resident Evil, but the second best, which has no kind of adaptation, is Dead Rising. And who could resist a completely crazy series where a group of survivors tries to survive against psychotic killers while defending themselves from hordes of zombies in a mix of horror and comedy? We tell you: we wouldn’t. We would be there on premiere day. And that’s why, Hollywood, take note: make series based on these games.

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One of the hidden gems of 2023 will receive a film adaptation

El Paso, Elsewhere, one of the great hidden video games of 2023, will receive a film adaptation, with some big names involved among its ranks.

There is increasing interest in making video game adaptations. Whether it’s for the big screen or television, they are performing so well that it’s normal to see them gaining more legitimacy. That’s why, while we wait for the Death Stranding movie and the new season of Fallout, new announcements keep coming. This time, it’s the film adaptation of one of last year’s hidden gems.

According to Deadline and later confirmed by the game director, Xalavier Nelson Jr., El Paso, Elsewhere will receive a film adaptation. LaKeith Stanfield, known for Sorry to Bother You and Atlanta, will be a producer and is in negotiations to star in the movie. The other two announced parties involved are Di Bonaventura Pictures and Colin Stark, who would act as producers of the film.

El Paso, Elsewhere is a shooter where we enter a motel in El Paso, Texas, that is connected to hell. Embodied as James Savage, a vampire hunter, we will have to prevent Draculae, the queen of vampires, from completing a ritual to end the world. The peculiarity is that this confrontation hits too close to home, personally: Draculae is also James’ ex-partner.

Emotionally devastating, aesthetically incredible, exceptional music, and brilliant action inspired by Max Payne, El Paso, Elsewhere is one of those games you should play if you haven’t already. Even more so when, at some point in the future, it will have a film adaptation.

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Made with stunning 3D visuals that slow down cinematically at times, El Paso, Elsewhere offers an action-packed adventure in the neo-noir subgenre.

The autumn Steam offers have arrived: we’ll tell you about the best deals

The autumn Steam offers have arrived: we tell you the best deals, so you don’t miss any of the best offers on video games

We know you’re busy with Black Friday. That you’re scrutinizing every discount, that no offer less than the best will do. But trust us. Steam has started its autumn sales, and there are deals worth considering. Even if they’re not the biggest bargains you’ve ever seen in your life. Just good deals. A good bargain. The best deal you’ll be offered for the remainder of the year. And we’re going to convince you of that.

Cyberpunk 2077 (€29.99 / -50%)

For many people, 2023 will be the year when CD Projekt finally fixed Cyberpunk 2077. Why not join the celebration? At half price, it offers us, for the cost of its DLC, dozens of hours of a game that now works as it always should have. Do you have another 30 euros in your pocket? You have their DLC, Phantom Liberty, which adds another many hours of content. If not, by the time you finish this, it’ll probably be 50% off in the next sales.

The Silver Case (€5.99 / -70%)

Maybe you’ve already had your fill of Cyberpunk 2077. Perhaps your taste in video games leans less towards the mainstream. If that’s the case, you’re not alone. “The Silver Case” isn’t just the game that marked the debut of a legend like SUDA51; it’s also an avant-garde visual novel that, to this day, remains incredibly smart, unsettling, groundbreaking, and experimental. All this without forsaking the decadent and ‘no future’ tone that many anticipated from Cyberpunk.

Supergiant Collection (€34.86 / -71%)

“Hades” was the 2020 Game of the Year. So why not grab all the games from the studio? “Bastion” is a marvel that encapsulates everything that “Hades” would develop later on, “Transistor” evolves from that formula, and “Pyre” lays the groundwork for attractive characters and tragic narratives that would make “Hades” popular. All this at a 71% discount. Haven’t convinced you? Well, then there’s always “Hades” at a 50% discount.

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Dead Space (€29.99 / -50%)

We won’t hide it: we didn’t have high hopes for this remake. We thought the original, while not perfect, hadn’t aged in a way that a remake could do it justice. But it seems we were wrong. If you want to play one of the most terrifying and visually spectacular games of the year, you can get it at half price, with just as much terror.

El Paso, Elsewhere (€15.60 / -20%)

If it weren’t for 2023 being a year packed with great games, “El Paso, Elsewhere” would have sneaked into more than one or two Game of the Year nominations. Resurrecting the formula of classic Max Payne games with a tale of breakup between a vampire hunter and a vampire, it draws from Twin Peaks, from Max Payne, from all those times your heart’s been broken, to craft a game with short but excellent levels. All to tell a compelling story with the best shooting mechanics of the year.

Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition (€12.49 / -75%)

There’s no better way to wrap things up than with a heavyweight. In this case, Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition comes with a 75% discount, nearly hitting the 10 euro mark. And what does it offer? Dozens of hours, a marvelous open world, a protagonist you can’t help but love, and the knowledge that its sequel will arrive on PC sooner rather than later. A game where, if you enjoy adventure, action, or open-world games even a bit, you can’t go wrong.

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