Forget zombie hordes and creepy monsters; this military shooter from 13 years ago is one of the scariest games I’ve ever played. Based loosely on Joseph Conrad’s novella Heart of Darkness and the ...

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It's a little late for Halloween but Sleep Awake looks to give horror fans one last scare before 2025 is over.

Spec Ops: The Line, the intense and grim 2012 shooter, will no longer be available on digital storefronts, a 2K spokesperson confirmed in a statement. The spokesperson told Polygon that the game will ...

The 2012 military shooter Spec Ops: The Line has been delisted from several PC storefronts this week, including Steam and Fanatical. The move has raised questions from fans, so let’s break down why it ...

2K Games released the official launch trailer for their third-person military shooter, Spec Ops: The Line, ahead of the game's North American release tomorrow and it's UK release this Friday.

Spec Ops: The Line is desert warfare as you've never seen it before. It's an ambitious co-op shooter set against an alternative version of Dubai, where a sandstorm of biblical proportions has ravaged ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Spec Ops: The Line has been delisted from Steam, with no explanation given from publisher 2K Games as to why the 2012 action game is no longer ...

The Line director Cory Davis and Robin Finck from Nine Inch Nails, Sleep Awake brings its psychedelic world to screens this ...

Spec Ops: The Line is a new third-person tactical shooter developed by Yager Entertainment and published by 2K Games. The story of Spec Ops unfolds within the war-torn, sand-blasted city of Dubai.

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Spec Ops: The Line Spec Ops: The Line takes place beneath a sea of sand, deep within the Arabian Desert. In the game's fiction, the once-opulent city of ...

Spec Ops: The Line writer Walt Williams stated during a GDC panel (via GameSpot) that he'd like to see fewer violent games emerge in the future because "creatively they're too easy." ...