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MY NEW BOOK NIGHTMARES EDGE PART 4 IS OUT TODAY!

NIGHTMARES EDGE PART IV Is Out Now — The Fourth Nightmare Begins

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The wait is over. The fourth nightmare begins today. I’m excited to share that NIGHTMARES EDGE PART IV , the fourth mainline installment in my horror series, officially launches today, Friday, October 23, 2026 , from Carson Kelly Publishing . A new cast. A new world. A new nightmare. Get NIGHTMARES EDGE PART IV — Find Your Retailer Part IV takes the series into a haunting world inspired by feudal Japan, where supernatural horror, dark fantasy, witchcraft, mystery, and psychological terror come together. People from dramatically different walks of life find their paths drawn together through encounters with mysterious tribes connected to witchcraft. What awaits them reaches beyond anything they understand, turning an encounter with the unknown into a desperate struggle for survival. As the boundaries between reality, folklore, and nightmare begin to collapse, the danger becomes increasingly difficult to comprehend and even harder to escape. For this installment, I wanted the setting and...
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Halloween The Game - A Fun Multiplayer with a Enjoyable Short Campaign Mode - My Review of Halloween Game (2026)

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A game that has already given me memories Halloween: The Game has already given me something I value as much as a great match: memories with other people. I have spent late nights playing with strangers, stayed on far longer than I intended, and made a couple of new friends along the way. As a longtime Michael Myers fan, that has made this game an easy one to keep coming back to. I absolutely love the multiplayer. I also enjoyed the single-player campaign, even though I wish it had lasted longer. There are bugs, and one early-access issue forced me to restart my campaign. Those frustrations deserve to be part of the conversation. They also sit alongside a game that I have had an enormous amount of fun playing. My best estimate is somewhere around 130–200 hours across the campaign and multiplayer, including roughly 40–60 hours during early access. Those are estimates rather than a precise playtime count, but they should make one thing clear: I have spent a lot of time in this game, and ...
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Star Wars Battlefront III Reportedly in Development at DICE and Respawn

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Star Wars Battlefront III is reportedly in development, with sources identifying a project involving DICE and Respawn Entertainment as the next entry in the series. The news follows a real announcement from Electronic Arts: the publisher says the two studios will collaborate on a future project. EA has not named that project, however, so the connection to Battlefront III remains a report rather than an official game announcement. What EA confirmed In an October 21 statement about its plans, EA said it was bringing Respawn and DICE together for a future project. The company discussed the collaboration as part of its plans for its shooter portfolio, alongside future Battlefield games. EA did not identify the project as a Battlefront title or share details about what the studios are making. What the reporting says TechRadar reports that multiple sources identified the unnamed project to Variety as Star Wars Battlefront III. PC Gamer also covered the report and noted that EA had not off...
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Introducing CJK Gamebrief: Gaming News. Clear Context.

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Today, I'm excited to introduce CJK Gamebrief, a new gaming news project connected to my YouTube channel and Carson Kelly Blogs. The idea is simple: give gaming news a consistent home across my content, with clear reporting, useful context, and room for a good conversation. Whether it's a new announcement, an update to a game, or a developing story about the industry, I want to take a closer look at what's happening and explain why it matters to the people playing. Gaming news. Clear context. That's the line at the heart of CJK Gamebrief. Gaming news moves quickly. An announcement, a report, and a rumour can travel through social media in much the same way. With Gamebrief, I want to make those distinctions easy to follow: what has been confirmed, where the information comes from, and what we still need to learn. There will also be room for my own reactions and perspective, with a clear distinction between the news and my take on it. I want this to feel like part of the ...
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Girls Like Girls Review: A Beautiful Love Story I Highly Recommend

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I absolutely loved Girls Like Girls. It is a beautiful story and the kind of film I am very happy to recommend. I unfortunately missed it on the big screen, so my first experience with it was at home. That still made for a great watch. Sitting down to enjoy a film at home is one of my favorite things to do when I get the chance. Directed by Hayley Kiyoko, Girls Like Girls follows Coley as she experiences first love and begins to accept herself. Adapted from Kiyoko's song and novel, the film stars Maya da Costa and Myra Molloy. Its romantic coming-of-age story sits firmly in a genre I love. The story was what I connected with most. I had a really good time watching it, and I found it beautiful. Sometimes my response to a movie is simply that I enjoyed being caught up in its story and want other people to have the chance to experience it too. That is exactly where I am with Girls Like Girls. I am really happy that films like this continue to be made. I love seeing romance and coming-...
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Marvel's Wolverine Review - A Rare Miss from Insomniac Games

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A full-game review after more than 100 hours, a New Game Plus run, and the Platinum Trophy. Spoiler notice: The opening sections discuss my overall experience without revealing the ending. A clearly marked section later in this review contains major ending spoilers. The final section also includes my personal hopes for a possible follow-up. Marvel’s Wolverine is a game I had fun playing and still came away disappointed with. That is a frustrating place to land, especially with a studio I have loved for so many years. Insomniac Games has made some of my favorite games, and I went into this one genuinely excited to see what its team would do with Logan. After spending more than 100 hours with the game, earning the Platinum Trophy, and returning for New Game Plus, my feelings are settled: this is a rare swing and a miss for me. There is a lot here that I appreciate. The performances are a highlight. The game looks fantastic, and my experience was technically smooth, with little to no tro...
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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Review: A Standalone Return I Highly Recommend

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I Highly Recommend Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2; here is my full review.  After absolutely loving the first season of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, I was excited to see another story set in this world. Now that I have watched Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, I am happy to say I absolutely enjoyed it. It is a fun standalone return to Cyberpunk, with great music, memorable characters, and plenty of reasons to keep looking forward to this series. The original Edgerunners left a huge impression on me. Going into this second installment, the appeal was the chance to spend time with a different cast and see another side of a world I already love. Edgerunners 2 gave me that experience, and I had a great time with it.
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