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Dread Central’s Joel Couture looks at You Will Die Here Tonight and how it redeems one of the most frowned-upon entries in a beloved series.
Joel Couture takes a look at the ethereal threat of ghost games and how breaking the rules can bring real fear.
Gears of War normally makes you feel tough and well-armed, but it instead teaches you to feel vulnerable and afraid with its Berserker fight.
Gears of War is the kind of game where you character is so strong and well-armed that it doesn’t seem […]
Death Mark is filled with ghosts born from horrific, but entirely human, trauma, exploring how the disturbing events of our lives can turn any of us into monsters.
King’s Field is a cruel game, but making progress in such a mysterious, hostile land can give you some hope about overcoming the challenges in your life.
While Final Fantasy may not be known for horror, that doesn’t mean it can’t use danger and sickness to induce fear in the Marsh Cave.
The Immortal is a tightrope of tension as you try to avoid the many, many, MANY ways it will kill its wizard protagonist.
Sylvio has you finding distorted ghostly voices in garbled, eerie recordings, and in doing so demonstrates just how powerful audio can be in horror.
Don’t Scream denies us all of the little vocal comforts we give ourselves while playing a horror game, demanding we stay perfectly silent.
Dying feels like the point of Lakeview Cabin 2, as your own blunders and accidental discoveries tend to lead to unique, disturbing deaths.
Spawn ties your ultimate survival to your special ability meter, adding fear and tension every time you want to use your best powers.
