Long-term readers may have noticed by now that I’ve developed rather a thing for Gamecock as a publisher. The company’s consistentlybrash and anarchic attitudewhen dealing with the games industry at large, and self-appointed mission to find and release only the most interesting indie projects around won them my attention months ago.Without any real gameplay footageto show for themselves though, it’s been a slightly uneasy situation whenever I’ve praised them, the threat of eventual disappointment always lingering and forcing me to hold back on the superlatives.

Now however, I feel I can breath more easily, as the first gameplay footage of horror FPSDementium: The Wardhas arrived, and very impressive it is too. What we appear to have here is a very slick, very atmospheric, and potentially very creepy DS game. Developer Renegade Kid has beensaying for a whilethat it intends to seriously push the hardware with this game, and if the final product ends up a looking as good as this, there will no accusations of failure from me. And if the gameplay turns out to match the graphics, I’ll have a very happy DS indeed.

The opening area of the Whisper mission, in a small grove.

[Thanks to Blindside Dork]

The Divide in the Cosmodrome, where the Guardian was resurrected.

A holofoil Ribbontail, as seen in collections.

The Phoneutria Fera hand cannon, inspired by the Season of the Haunted armor set. It has a unique, galactic glow.

Three Fuses appear in a match of Apex Legends' Wild Card mode.

Mad Maggie opens a supply bin and an item with a symbol indicating infinite ammo appears.

Legends slide through a zipline in King’s Canyon in Apex Legends.

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The Yeartide Apex tex Mechanica SMG with a Holofoil glow.

Festival Flight, a water gun-shaped grenade launcher for Solstice in Destiny 2.