Review: Anodyne
Anodyne is an excellent adventure game from top to bottom, and one of the few to really do dreamscapes justice.
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Review: S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. does immersion and atmosphere better than almost any FPS, presenting you with a rich, frightening, living world.
Read moreReview: Gorescript
As long as you can get past the looks of Gorescript, it’ll bring back that feeling you haven’t felt since first loading up DOOM.
Read moreReview: Black Mirror II
Black Mirror II really took the best parts of Black Mirror I and made a fantastic new experience out of them that stands fine on its own.
Read moreReview: Cry of Fear
Cry of Fear trips on a few fronts but still clears the bar for an excellent horror game, thanks to some choice atmosphere and amount of content.
Read moreReview: Serena
The gameplay isn’t great, but there’s enough love and attention put to crafting the story that it’s still worth a look.
Read moreReview: Monstrum
While I’m skeptical of how long Monstrum can maintain its appeal, I can’t deny how effective it is while it has you.
Read moreReview: The Swapper
I love games that have unique plots that they explore fully, but The Swapper starts there and crafts a magnificent experience around its hook.
Read moreReview: Spooky’s Jump Scare Mansion
No matter what horror game you’re coming here from, there will be something familiar that plays on your fears.
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