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Mouthwashing, a psychological horror survival story set on a marooned starship, is both terrifying and thoughtful.
Even though the gameplay loop felt a little repetitive by the end of the experience and the game doesn’t reinvent the wheel compared to some recent gaming experiences (aside from its audio-visual presentation), Hellblade II still stands as a shining example of a small team of creative minds from all different disciplines coming together to craft a meaningful experience that gets to the heart of the human condition.
Puppet Combo's 2019 masterpiece, The Glass Staircase, is coming to consoles, so we take a closer look to see how it's held up over the years.
Crow Country, a new PS1 style survival horror title from SFB Games aims to authentically revive the feel of classic early 3D horror titles.
We take a look at the new console port of the solo indie dev slasher compilation featuring Cannibal Abduction and Night of the Scissors
The Short Message is a short and satisfying modern take on the classic themes of Silent Hill, and overall feels quite solid, especially since it’s free. I’d definitely encourage any fans of the series with a PS5 to check it out. It may not necessarily blow you away or change your life, but it does manage to hold its own and signal a decent return to a series that hasn’t had a proper entry in twelve years.
Atari revives the godfather of survival horror yet again with a new 2023 entry that brings a fresh take to the long-running series.
Broken Spectre follows the story of a woman who sets out on a trail in the mountains of Northern Canada, looking for her long-lost father.
Puppet Combo's latest title makes its way to consoles, but is this a house you'll want to stay away from or never leave?
Grim Guardians: Demon Purge is the latest homage to the Castlevania series from Japanese developer Inti Creates.
Even beyond being a remake, it’s just a damn, damn good survival horror game in its own right, and easily one of the best in terms of atmosphere and survival elements since perhaps 2014’s Alien: Isolation. This package as a whole is just such an incredible feat that I can hardly believe it exists at all, and will be returning to it over and over again, I can promise you that. If you love Dead Space, or survival horror in general, this isn’t just one not to miss, it’s a necessity to pick it up. Praise be to Altman, God damn they did it.
The new cinematic horror narrative experience from Sam Barlow is finally upon us. How does it measure up to past work or the genre/industry?
The Mortuary Assistant forces people to come face-to-face with the fear of mortality, as well as the real possibility of demonic possession.
It takes the visual quality and puzzle solving of Visage and mixes in its own themes of old technology and the marching on of time.
We take a deeper look at Supermassive's new narrative horror adventure, The Quarry, and see how it stacks up to its pedigree and its peers.
We take a deep look at the new Evil Dead game and see how it fares against its contemporaries in the asymmetrical multiplayer horror field
We take a deeper look at all the additional versions of The House of the Dead: Remake and see how they all stack up to the original release.
Resident Evil 4 VR - The Mercenaries is the original classic mode (complete with all five characters and four maps) rebuilt entirely for VR.
We take a deep dive into the House of the Dead Remake to see how it compares to the original and what it offers to players both old and new.
We take a look at Ikai, a new indie horror title from Spain's Endflame studio, featuring themes of Japanese mythology into some first-person horror