horror games

October is a great month to catch up on horror games, but there are some rare horror games that will kill your wallet with how expensive they are.

These under-the-radar horror finds pack all the scares of AAA blockbusters in an indie package, perfect for a few frights this Halloween.

There are a lot of great horror games out there. And many of them are scary as all Hell. But too many cling to these 5 terrifyingly outdated cliches.

There may be a few rough spots here and there, but the polished interior just beneath the surface of this stealth/horror/survival mashup is very bright indeed.

How to survive and win in Identity V, whether you're a Survivor or a Hunter.

The E3 demo for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is now available for those who backed the game on Kickstarter.

Some games are either written off or under low priority after a poor, or even failed initial release, but perhaps another chance is all they need to become a highly acclaimed title? This list...

The living dead will return to more arcades sometime soon.

There's a disturbing and horrifying atmosphere that can't be beat with Agony, although game suffers from enough problems that the real Hell is just surviving the bugs.

Some horror games only get scarier over time. Read on for six indie horror games that deserve to be revisited.

Symmetry is a beautiful survival game that tells a harrowing sci-fi story that's grounded by gameplay that never really takes off.

Remothered: Tormented Fathers has plenty of terrifying potential, but a convoluted story, repetitive gameplay, and questionable voice acting handicap its chances of being truly great.

Humble Bundle currently has the Amnesia Collection available for free on their site.

Not A Hero is a free DLC that puts players back in the shoes of Resident Evil's Chris Redfield, but fails to live up to the quality of the main campaign. Despite this, Not A Hero is very much...

End of Zoe is an excellent DLC that offers an enjoyable change of pace while providing a satisfying conclusion to Resident Evil 7's story and its main characters.

The cheesy horror arcade game is back from the dead.

When you're ready for Christmas but you're not ready to give up your Halloween spirit, these wintry horror games are sure to give you your fix of frozen terror.

Despite a few flaws, Baroque Decay's The Count Lucanor provides a brief, yet frightening and amusing experience.

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.

Black Mirror is a classic point and click mystery game well worth the time you'll spend playing it.