We sat down with James Thompson, the CEO of World Makers, about the studio’s new title Deceit 2. The hotly anticipated social horror sequel has been a long time coming. We wanted to hear all the gory ...

World Makers announced today that it is relaunching its social deduction/survival title, Deceit 2, on PC as a free-to-play game. According to the developers, the game has received a rework in response ...

Indie game developer and publisher World Makers has officially relaunched the game Deceit 2, as it has now become a Free-To-Play title. The shorthand for the changes is that the sequel to the original ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. Deceit was originally released in 2017 and saw an immediate surge of success. The social deduction game ...

Developer World Makers announced the multiplayer social deduction horror game, Deceit 2, is now free-to-play for PC via Steam and it will launch for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on April 3.

Coming onto the scene in 2017, Deceit introduced a very different mood of social deduction. Trapped in a facility with multiple other players, you must not only gather resources to escape, but you ...

Indie developer and publisher World Makers revealed their latest game, Deceit 2, will be coming out for both PC and consoles. While it is a sequel, it will not follow the original storyline as the ...

Thousands of players are returning. Some games continue to do well years after its release. It might have a strong fan base that continues to keep the game engaging among each other. Likewise, some ...

Multiplayer social deduction horror game Deceit II is now free-to-play for PC via Steam and is coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series on April 3, developer World Makers announced. “It wasn’t an easy ...

Milhaven Asylum, 1979. An occult ritual goes horribly wrong, killing all but one member of a once prominent family. The case was left cold for decades until the fearless Truth Seekers Anonymous ...

Starfield, Baldur's Gate 3, Diablo 4, Dead Space. In just one year you had all these games, and even then - even if you played every single one - it's not even 0.1% of everything that actually came ...