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The Wrapp - Fighting fears, hunting monsters, and crumbling cookies

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The Wrapp - Fighting fears, hunting monsters, and crumbling cookies

Cue a clap of thunder and a few chords on a creepy organ for this week's instalment of The Wrapp because it's Halloween: the spookiest time of the year. Well, second spookiest. The first is tax season. Shaun and Will are getting into the festive spirit while Iwan and Dann are getting swept up in the latest big mobile release. 

We are running out of spooky time, and that is unacceptable! We need a way to extend it so the scares and haunts can last as long as we want. But until we can create a perma-spooky atmosphere, we've got to get our scares from every corner of the media, including our phones. And no, I'm not just talking about the scares from doomscrolling through the usual stuff; I'm talking about scary titles.

For now, I'm looking at Don't Die: Survival Auto Battler, which clearly looks Don't Starve-inspired, and since it's in early access, I should get to see its potential… But I have to not die first. Happy Halloween!

Not much gaming for me this weekend, I’m afraid, as I’ll be prepping for a media trip with the lovely folks at HoYoverse next week! Petit Planet is one of the games that’ll be showcased there, and since I’ve already played the cosy life sim when it was in its early access phase, I’m excited to see what’s changed now that it’s nearing its official launch. So stay tuned for more coverage on that - and hopefully other surprises too in the next edition of the Wrapp!


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