Stirring AbyssSleepy Sentry, K-Project / Slitherine The long-running X-COM franchise has captured the imagination of gamers worldwide. It’s emphasis on managing a small, rag-tag group of resistance fighters who always try to fend off massive alien invasions is the classic… Read More »Stirring Abyss Review
Song of Horror Complete Edition Protocol Games Survival horror games sort of remind me of the fighting game genre back in the early 90s, in that they were once immensely popular and then proceeded to fall off the face of… Read More »Song of Horror Complete Edition Review
Sign of SilenceRenderise Any good horror game or film invokes a sense of isolation at some point—usually toward the beginning of the tale. This makes the protagonist(s) seem much more vulnerable and apt to get attacked by whatever malevolent forces… Read More »Sign of Silence Review
Amnesia: RebirthFrictional Games Back in 2010, a little game developer called Frictional Games blew the lid off of horror game conventions with their sleeper-hit, Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Infamously, they generated thousands of YouTubers with annoyingly goofy thumbnailed videos, trying… Read More »Amnesia: Rebirth Review
Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered Aspyr, Quantic Dream French game studio, Quantic Dream, has been around for 23 years now and has reaped many awards for their various projects. They are the makers of “emotional, interactive storytelling” digital experiences such as… Read More »Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered Review
Those Who RemainCamel 101 / WhisperGames The horror genre, in general, has greatly escalated in recent years. As far as horror video games go, much like horror films, attention spans have diminished so much that their creators feel the need… Read More »Those Who Remain Review
World of HorrorPanstasz / Ysbryd Games I honestly didn’t think much of World of Horror when I first saw it on Steam. Its graphics looked rather lackluster and I wondered who would develop such a simple-looking video game. But then… Read More »World of Horror (Early Access) Review
Survive the Nights a2z Interactive Survive the Nights has been in development for several years now. It’s a zombie-pocalypse style game in a similar vein to 7 Days to Die, where the undead are more docile during the daytime hours… Read More »Survive the Nights (Early Access) Review – A Zombie Game with Unique Features
The Beast Inside Illusion Ray Studio / Movie Games S.A., PlayWay S.A. There are some video games that attempt to jump back and forth throughout different time periods in order to further their narratives. In this way, players can investigate… Read More »The Beast Inside Review – Looks Aren’t Everything
Moons of Madness Rock Pocket Games / Funcom Science fiction has always been a natural fit for horror because the settings are usually within the isolation of cold space. There are countless movies and video games that feature this coupling,… Read More »Moons of Madness Review – An Unsettling Trip into Insanity
Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones Cultic Games / 1C Entertainment There have been a few IPs out there in the world that are perfectly tailor made to be adapted to video game format, but for some reason or another,… Read More »Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones Review – Lovecraft Nearly Perfected
The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan Supermassive/Bandai Namco If you didn’t know already, The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan is developer, Supermassive’s, follow-up to their horror thrill ride, Until Dawn. This particular title marks the first of a multipart series… Read More »The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan Review – A Surreal Horror Experience