Pathologic still isn't for everyone, but if your idea of worthwhile pursuits includes horrifying vacations in plague-ridden cities that crumble around you as you fruitlessly battle disease, wow: ...

If your taste in games veers towards the outright bizarre there's a good chance you'll have played Pathologic, a 2005 Russian survival game heavy with Lynchian atmosphere and literary intrigue. While ...

In the first Pathologic, released in 2005, players could choose between one of three characters: the Bachelor, the Changeling, or the Haruspex. While Pathologic 2 does have a number in the title, it’s ...

Save a town from a mysterious plague in this in narrative first-person RPG. Learn the stories of its unusual inhabitants. Shape their lives with your decrees. Diagnose patients. Face the Plague.

J. Scott Thurlow is a Senior Contributor based in the NYC Metropolitan Area. While he is not actually Alan Wake, Scott has been ranting about games since falling in love with them at a young age.

Moscow-based developer Ice-Pick Lodge has provided players with an in-depth glimpse at its upcoming RPG, Pathologic 3, via a new trailer. Pathologic 3 is the latest chapter of the reimagined version ...

It's the remake of 2005 survival horror game Pathologic. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. First, let's recap what the game ...

With Pathologic 3 set to release at an indeterminate date in 2025, a new demo titled Pathologic 3: Quarantine launched via Steam earlier this week. The release was greeted to very positive reviews, ...

Hoo boy. This isn't the first time Phil and Joel have been confronted with a surprise bovine appearance in a Let's Play this year, but all things considered, it's the strangest. In fact, every item ...

Pathologic 2 didn’t get a lot of attention when it released last year. There were good reasons for that: It is a follow-up to a game that was notorious for its poor Russian-to-English localization, it ...

Pathologic 3's time travel system will let players 'explore the unknown boldly and without fearing permanent ruin' and that makes me way more inclined to play it ...