Review: Das Geisterschiff
Das Geisterschiff is a bold foundation for a game with a cardboard cutout built atop of it, a hollow experience that only the most patient and invested players will get anything out of.
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Review: DUSK
DUSK is the one throwback FPS that really, really gets what’s great about the genre.
Read moreReview: Call of Cthulhu
Call of Cthulhu is a fine foundation for a cosmic horror game, but nearly every part of the execution falls short.
Read moreReview: Dead Secret Circle
Dead Secret Circle takes the most interesting parts of the first game’s plot and builds a new mystery around them, as well as refining the systems that allow you to unravel the tale.
Read moreReview: The Painscreek Killings
For fans who’ve dreamed of playing through an actual investigation this could easily be their moment, but for many it may prove too vast and ponderous to hold their attention.
Read moreReview: Sagebrush
The best kind of horror shows you something and lets you horrify yourself, and that’s what makes me put Sagebrush near the top of just about any indie horror list.
Read moreReview: CONCLUSE
As a proof-of-concept it works well enough, but you’ll probably be left wanting even if you get through its rough patches.
Read moreReview: Nevermind
This isn’t the most ambitious or even unique horror title on Steam, but it’s one of the few that succeed on the psychological horror track.
Read moreReview: House of Evil
House of Evil is one of those games that seems so bad it’s good, but ultimately just ends up being bad.
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