horror games

Horror feels as though it has been heading on a downwards spiral for a while. With the release of Inmates we see whether the next batch of horror games can revive the genre.

The AAA entries were finally worth playing this year, and the indie developers absolutely killed it as well with a slew of horror hits!

Tired of the typical horror games every Halloween? Here are a few more unconventional horror games to sink your teeth into and wrap your mind around this year.

Want to get chased by monsters? Stalked by a serial killer? Get haunted by ghosts? Or help a little girl find her way home?

This year's Halloween Sale has got some monster deals on horror titles, so here are the 10 games you need to buy before the sale ends on Nov. 1.

One, Two Freddy's Coming For You!

Are you in the market for a multiplayer horror game? Well we've broken down key aspects of the two front runners on the market to make the decision easier.

Looking for a scary game that's great, but isn't what everyone else is playing? Try one of these 4 titles.

An Atari-era inspired horror game that Hitchcock would be proud of.

The indie developer Cozy Game Pals has come out with a new thriller that will leave you shaken to the core -- but for reasons you probably don't suspect.

This is my personal Top 5 of the horror games released for Xbox One. Prepare for a spook...

If you want a game that's challenging to the mind and you want to kill some stuff in the process, then this is the game for you!

People have many misconceptions of what horror games are that need to be cleared up.

This piece is about those creepy, dreadful games that will haunt you forever. Good luck if you play these

Can we truly be as frightened playing on a smaller screen, or are we reliant on home consoles for our chills?

Horror films need more video game adaptations. These monsters and films would make terrifying additions to the genre.

I look beyond the feeling of isolation to the panic and terror of losing your companions in horror games.

Tattletail is basically what you get when you cross Five Nights at Freddy’s theming, Slender’s gameplay, and an 80s VHS aesthetic with complete and utter tedium.

Yes, this is the Resident Evil experience you've been waiting for.

My list of unnerving and unpredictable creature encounters in horror games