Horror games have always been an important part of the overall video game ecosystem, but it really does feel like they have only increased their share of things over the years. On the PC in particular, they have really found a natural home, and the last decade has seen some of the most successful releases in the genre to date.
As we now all know, Steam has become the go-to storefront for the large majority of players on the platform, and it has a huge range of horror releases for us all to enjoy. With more being added every day, one in particular is starting to draw positive attention, only a day since debuting in the first place.
Over on Steam, you should be able to find the store page for Playable Archive, an indie horror adventure set in New England. The game is 30-60 minutes long, and it's designed to be played in one sitting (in fact it has to be), just as games like D demanded back in the mid-1990s on the 3DO and original PlayStation.
Armed with only a camera and few rituals to perform, the game takes players through the world...
