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Whether it’s an appetite for adrenaline, an addiction for tension, or sadistic curiosity, horror games continue to scare us.
Regardless of all the hype and momentum behind these titles, they failed to live up to expectations or provide enjoyment.
The criteria for games to appear on this rundown is that they must be playable in some shape or form, for example either during beta or after full release. These games are ranked too, going from good ...
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We take a look back at the rich history of horror games and count down 30 of the best games the genre has to offer.
The new free chapter will coincide with Bloober Team's birthday and seemingly focuses on The Actor from Layers of Fear 2.
This short film is a collaboration between Polish art Natalia Szroeder and Bloober Team to commemorate the developer's 15 year anniversary.
The developer says it has "something special", and it's "time to reveal the first 'layer' of our secret," with "more news to follow soon."
These moments had us all jumping out of our chairs.
This year saw several titles pushing the envelope for incredible graphics in video games. Check out the most visually impressive.
Even in a year as excellent for gaming as 2023 has been, there have been more than a few disappointing releases.
Layers of Fear is a visual stunner, but as a horror experience, it tends to be a bit of a letdown more often than not.
The Unreal Engine 5 title remakes the first two games while linking them together in a new story starring the mysterious Writer.
The Writer, a new playable character, encounters surreal events en route to the horror title's release on June 15th for consoles and PC.
Paradox Interactive's Life By You, Sega's C-Smash VR, and more are among the ten world premieres confirmed for the show on June 10th.
From several highly anticipated sequels to remasters and remakes, June is packed with great games. Check out 15 of them here.
Here’s a rundown of 15 nerve-shredding horror games currently in development in Unreal Engine 5.
The games on this rundown are all graphically stunning, showcasing UE5’s capability for film quality textures, dynamic lighting, and realistic facial animations.
The sequel includes remakes of the first two games and Inheritance while connecting everything. Here's what you should know before its release.
To run the game at High settings and 2160p/60 FPS with ray tracing, you'll need a GeForce RTX 3080 Ti (12 GB) and TSR enabled.
A demo for the "definitive way" to experience the franchise is also available for PC via Steam until May 22nd, 3 PM PT.
