Top 30 Horror Games You Need to Play [2024 Edition]

Whether it’s an appetite for adrenaline, an addiction for tension, or sadistic curiosity, horror games continue to scare us.

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Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly

fatal frame 2 crimson butterfly

The thing with Fatal Frame is how it leaves players feeling exposed. There’s nothing between you and folkloric phantoms but a magical camera, each capture dispelling ghouls that’re too close for comfort. The first game, if memory serves, was too scary for many a player, so developer Tecmo decided for Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly to craft a narrative so compelling that players couldn’t help but complete it, even if through wincing eyes.


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