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Horror-themed video games give you a glimpse into the darker parts of the gaming sphere.
'DDLC' and 'Yume Nikki': Can Video Games Be Art?
CW: This article refers to games with disturbing themes. I have always liked video games. Despite this, occasionally I find myself in arguments where this isn't enough to escape other people's derision and accusations of being out of touch. Apparently it's not sufficient to enjoy games—for some reason, you have to believe that they're art, too.
Matthew HayhowPublished 6 years ago in Gamers- Top Story - January 2018
2018: A Gamer’s Complete Guide to Horror
As we leave behind 2017—a year marked by the return of Resident Evil, a sequel to Outlast, the polarizing Friday the 13th: The Game, and the eerie whispers of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice—we look ahead to 2018 and the horrors it promises.
Mark LoProtoPublished 6 years ago in Gamers Disgusting, Beautiful and Terrifying: Surviving Hell is 'Agony'
Everything in Agony is designed to either make you nauseous or run for your life. Games like #ResidentEvil and #Outlast exist in believable, relatable worlds—a house in Louisiana or an asylum. It takes a while until you realize something supernatural is afoot.
Cody RostronPublished 6 years ago in GamersLet’s Talk About 'Corpse Party'
On the PlayStation Store, on my PSP, a game that popped out at me had the most unusual name of Corpse Party. I had guessed that it would be a horror title. It was also a year before I would download this game... not out of fear, but more like I couldn’t afford the game at the time. But when I finally did download and play it, I lost a little bit of sleep.
Nick FalknerPublished 6 years ago in Gamers'Fallout' Meets 10 Cloverfield Lane in Live Action Pycho-Horror Game 'The Bunker'
Getting to the point, The Bunker is a FMV psychological horror video game brought to fruition by the writers and designers of Broken Sword, The Witcher, and SOMA and shot with actors from The Hobbit, Penny Dreadful, Game Of Thrones and Star Wars in a real decommissioned nuclear bunker.
Mohammed HidhayatPublished 6 years ago in GamersWant to Be the Editor of a Horror Newspaper? Try 'Daily Chthonicle'
The world is dark and bygone. Spikes in mysterious disappearances, an increase in sightings of weird creatures, a surge in popularity of anti-Christ activities and paranormal incidents seem to be the order of the day. But for you, it's just another Monday. Daily Chthonicle is the shining light of hope in a world of witchcraft and supernatural hoardings. As the owner-cum-editor of this newspaper, it's your responsibility to run the investigative agency without any hiccups against the rising tide of goblins and satanic drifters.
Mohammed HidhayatPublished 6 years ago in GamersFive Night's at Freddy's: The Global Phenomenon
It’s become increasingly common for games to blow up over the Internet due to the growth of gaming channels on YouTube and other live streaming services such as twitch, but before 2014, such a phenomenon was only seen for games like Minecraft. However, a game developer by the name of Scott Cawthon released a game on Steam that would change the face of gaming as we knew it at the time.
Arvind PennathurPublished 6 years ago in GamersWired Productions And Take This Team Up To Tackle Mental Health In 'The Town of Light'
Mental Health is a tough topic. It's one that's not widely discussed, within or outside of the gaming industry. But that's slowly changing thanks to games like Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, Alice: Madness Returns for schizophrenia, and Actual Sunlight. Joining the ever-growing library of games that focus on mental health is The Town of Light, a title that released last winter, fell under the radar for most but remains highly regarded by those who did play it.
Dustin MurphyPublished 6 years ago in GamersH.R. Giger Inspired 'Scorn' Is Alive and Kicking With A Disturbing New Trailer
There is no doubt in anyone's minds that H.R. Giger's artworks were nightmare-fuel masterpieces. His artwork went on to inspire movies, games, and even books filled with artwork based upon his designs. Among these inspirations is an upcoming indie title called Scorn, which grabbed the attention of fans during its original debut in 2014. Since then, the developer has fallen into periods of silence where nothing would be said in regards to the game's existence, and to some ultimately meant that it had been cancelled.
Dustin MurphyPublished 6 years ago in GamersSurvival Horror Game 'P.A.M.E.L.A.' Is 'Deus Ex' Meets 'BioShock'
If you've been wondering where a great horror-survival game would be, that wait is almost over, and it's coming to Windows PC rather soon. Developer NVYVE Inc has been fun to watch over as they talked about their game's steady growth and development.
Dustin MurphyPublished 6 years ago in GamersThe Horror Game That Inspired 'BioShock' Is Being Remade. Check Out The Trailer Here
Ever wanted to go back in time and face off against the original horror that inspired BioShock? What about the chance to come up against Shodan and her mindless yet highly lethal minions as they wander the Citadel? That chance is coming to Unreal Engine 4, the very engine that has brought us legendary games like Gears of War 4 and Kingdom Hearts Final Chapter in recent months.
Dustin MurphyPublished 6 years ago in GamersWhy 'Resident Evil VII' Is Already Scaring The Hell Out Of Me
"Welcome to the family." - Mr. Baker, Resident Evil VII: Beginning Hour As a horror fan, it was the first time I heard those words that I truly jumped. Even with my soda in hand, my bedroom light on, and my headphones on. I screamed for the first time in absolute horror. Little to no avail, not even putting my hand over my mouth suppressed the shriek that emitted forth. I was among the millions playing that found themselves jumping at even the slightest groan of the old wood floors in the Baker house.
Dustin MurphyPublished 6 years ago in Gamers