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Celebrating a little horror on the halfway point to Halloween has become a tradition here at BG, and we’ve got some great reviews, features, and retro stuff planned for throughout May!

Last month was Horror Month here at BG, and we had a plethora of horror game-related news, reviews, and features posted. If you missed any of the aforementioned, here’s your chance to catch up on the coverage that was.

Last week, we took a look at some of the best of all time, but we’re ending Horror Month on a high note and getting the whole team involved in a horror game roundup that you can really sink your teeth into.

There’s a lot more going on than simple monster-hunting in NeocoreGames’ Van Helsing sequel. See what’s what in the newtrailer narrated by the star monster hunter himself.

Though horror-themed games are making a big time comeback in 2014, the horror movie adapted into video games seems like a long forgotten footnote in the annals of gamingdom.

The sequel to NeocoreGames The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing is on the way later this month, but before out review arrives, we’ve got a special ‘Horror Month’ preview of the game and a look at what you can expect from it.

Lots of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare stuff highlighted the week that was from GR, along with a special look (that fits in nicely with Horror Month here at BG) at the flailing series that is Resident Evil and what can done to save it.

The Bell Killer stalks the streets of Salem, and has claimed the life of Murdered: Soul Suspect’s main character Ronan O’Connor. Now it’s time to bring him to justice from beyond the grave…

Video games that specialize in horror themes are nothing new, but real scares and terrifying visuals have been oddly absent from the landscape in the last few years. All that though, might be about to change.

If you remember 1974’s Dracula produced by Dan Curtis, then you remember a version of the famous tale that’s called one of scariest in televised history. If you don’t, now’s your chance to check it out in HD.

I almost consider the name of this game a challenge, like, the developers were saying “We bet you can’t play this game without any… daylight.” And then they all erupt into a chorus of chuckles and snorts; bad pun or no, this was a challenge that I failed.