In recent years, there has been a deluge of short indie horror games of fluctuating quality. Every now and then, something special rises to the top of this churning mass, like They Breathe or Home. However, for every interesting little game, there’s ten lazy rip-offs. With that in mind, here are three bitesize horror games for your delight and/or disgust. Read more …
There’s been a good precedent of horror games flourishing on mobile devices before making the inevitable step up to Steam. The superb Year Walk led the way, and now Decay: The Mare is following in its footsteps. Read more …
With the wholly disappointing 2014 firmly behind us, we can finally lift our heads and begin to anticipate all the new and exciting releases 2015 might have in store for us. So let’s look at a remastered version of a game that came out in 1996. Read more …
So far, the ‘Horror Show’ has grimly trundled to America, Canada, the UK and even Indonesia, but today, we take our first trip to Scandinavia with the acclaimed Swedish horror title, Year Walk. Read more …
Despite the big-budget survival horror efforts of The Evil Within and the frankly sleep-inducing Alien: Isolation, the game that has been on everybody’s lips is Five Nights at Freddy’s, a humble solo-developed indie game. Recently, the apply named Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 was released less than two months after the first.
“This game is a narrative experience that will not hold your hand”.
Those are the opening words which greet the player as they take their first tentative steps into the beautifully rendered world of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, a first-person adventure title available now on Steam. Read more …