All articles tagged with #horror games
Bloober Team is teasing a mysterious project called 'Project M' with a countdown ending on February 15th, sparking speculation about a new horror game possibly exclusive to Nintendo, inspired by titles like Resident Evil and Silent Hill.
Bloober Team's CEO Piotr Babieno discusses their upcoming releases on Nintendo Switch 2, including the port of Cronos and the exclusive horror game Project M, highlighting their collaboration with Nintendo, the use of Switch 2 features, and their future plans for horror titles on Nintendo platforms.
The November 2025 lineup for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium includes a diverse selection of games such as GTA 5, Pacific Drive, horror thriller Still Wakes the Deep, and classic Tomb Raider: Anniversary, along with new titles like Monster Jam Showdown and MotoGP 25, available from November 18.
A poll explores whether gamers tend to play horror games around Halloween, highlighting popular titles like Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Alan Wake 2, and questioning if the spooky season influences gaming choices.
Steam's 'Steam Scream IV' Halloween sale offers a variety of horror and spooky-themed games, including hidden gems and indie titles, with discounts on both recent releases and classic titles, running until November 3, 2025.
Steam's Scream Fest 2025 Halloween sale begins on October 27 at 10 AM PT, offering discounts on hundreds of horror and spooky-themed games until November 3, with notable deals on popular titles like The Quarry, Dead by Daylight, and Alien: Isolation.
Konami revealed three new Silent Hill games to demonstrate their serious commitment to reviving the horror franchise, with the Silent Hill 2 Remake achieving significant success and positive reviews, signaling a promising future for the series.
The article celebrates the 40th anniversary of the NES by exploring lesser-known horror-themed titles, including games like Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti, Monster Party, Uninvited, Frankenstein: The Monster Returns, and others, highlighting their unique gameplay, cultural references, and cult appeal.
Sony announced new games for PlayStation Plus in October 2025, including horror titles like Silent Hill 2 remake and Until Dawn, along with classics like Tomb Raider and Tekken 3, offering a mix of horror, action, and narrative-driven games for subscribers.
This week in gaming features the release of Battlefield 6, an intense warfare game, along with several horror and co-op titles including Daimon Blades, Deathground, The Legacy, and Little Nightmares III, as well as the MMORPG Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, offering a diverse lineup of action, horror, and multiplayer experiences.
The article summarizes key highlights from Summer Game Fest 2025, including previews of upcoming games like Crisol, Grave Seasons, and Escape Academy 2, discusses the use of AI in game development by 11 Bit Studios, reports on Xbox layoffs and Netflix's game cull, and covers esports betting and updates on Resident Evil: Requiem.
Capcom explained that Leon Kennedy is not suitable as the protagonist for Resident Evil: Requiem because his character is too brave and unlikely to react with fear, which is essential for the horror experience. Instead, the game features Grace Ashcroft, an FBI analyst who must overcome her fears, aligning better with the horror theme.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game offers a fun and chaotic asymmetrical multiplayer experience, capturing the goofy horror of the 1988 cult classic film. While the game provides memorable and entertaining matches, its lack of variety and repetitive gameplay can make it feel stale after around 25 hours. The game pits seven humans against three Klowns, with unique mechanics and amusing details, but ultimately needs more content to maintain long-term interest.
A devoted fan of the game Alan Wake has purchased 4,000 download cards for the original 2010 horror shooter, despite none of them working. The fan, Alisa, plans to use the cards for a fan video inspired by the game's live-action cinematics and to decorate her room with them. Despite the cards likely being more than ten years old and never activated, Alisa's dedication to the game showcases an extreme level of fandom.
After five years in development, a mod for Resident Evil 2 Remake that adds old-school fixed-camera controls is now available, allowing players to experience the game with the original 1998 PlayStation game's scarier controls. The mod includes over 1,700 carefully placed fixed cameras, seamless perspective shifts, and customizable tank controls, providing a throwback to the classic Resident Evil survival horror experience.