15 Upcoming New Horror Games of 2018 And Beyond

Don't turn off the lights - 2018 and beyond are full of terrifying games.

Posted By | On 23rd, Jan. 2018

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Scorn

If Agony doesn’t fill your “Wandering through a nightmare land” quote for the year, Ebb Software’s Scorn should. This first person shooter sees you exploring a strange world, running into beings made of steel and living flesh. The environments only get more macabre and honestly, we’re not sure if there’s some sort of existential message or something behind the scenes. Scorn’s first part “Dasein” is currently slated for October 2018 on PC.


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