October Rourke Keegan, Author at Rely on Horror

Lead artsist from Resident Evil REmake to head up art design on Shinji Mikami’s “Project Zwei”

We could be looking at the greatest horror game of all time.

Resident Evil: Unlimited, new format, more nasty!

Back in the Saddle!

Darkside Chronicles soundtrack coming from Sumthing Else Music Works

Music to my ears.

Review: Lollipop Chainsaw

Better late than never! At long last, our official review for Suda 51’s latest.

Class 3 is now State of Decay

The farm is safe.

Resident Evil 6 to have over 4 hours of cinematics

It’s okay, Snake. You’re still about 8 hours longer than RE6.

E3: Resident Evil 6 DLC on Xbox first (surprise!)

Business be business.

Dead Space 3 logo revealed, all but confirmed

Resident Evil 6 may have some serious competition!

Lost Planet 3 to be survival horror?

A dark, sinister new direction for the action-mecha-bug killing series?

Pin-up extravaganza!

Two new pieces of art by Rourke Keegan for the latest big releases of March!

Resident Evil: Unlimited returns with Chapter 4!

Resident Evil: Unlimited returns with Chapter 4: The Keeper’s Diary!

Whispers recording this week, bring out your questions

Stop playing Downpour for a sec and ask some questions

Silent Hill Downpour launches today!

Celebrate Silent Hill: Downpour’s launch today with an exclusive piece of art created by Rely on Horror’s Rourke Keegan!

The Woman in Black: A Retrospective

With the new Hammer Horror film just now hitting the screens, it’s time to look back at what made Woman in Black such a popular story in the first place.

Get the original Resident Evil on your GameBoy!…for 2,000 dollars

An unreleased Resident Evil may see the light of day!… for a little cash.

What do you want from Resident Evil 6?

With Resident Evil 6 announced, it’s time to start wondering what sorts of things we’d like from this game, and what sorts of things we don’t want, either.

After Resident Evil- what’s next for Hollywood?

As Hollywood continues the Resident Evil gravy-train, we think it’s time to start pondering what other horror games could perhaps see light on the silver screen.