Tag Archives: Horror

With play split between two time periods, award-winning PC horror title The Beast Inside has made its way to the Xbox Series X|S and PS5.

Released earlier this year on PlayStation platforms, In Nightmare is set to bring its thrills and chills to the PC this month. It arrives next week.

Spinning out of today’s PC Gaming show, comes Once Human, a multiplayer survival shooter from Starry Studio. The beta opens up this January.

What’s a guy gotta do to skip the season passes, the loot boxes, and all the assorted crap that comes along with modern games? Play Evil West.

It’s not easy rising from the dead and taking on an army of alien-drug-powered baddies. Thankfully Gungrave G.O.R.E has some lessons for you.

A horror game in (kinda) 16bits, Dragon Emperors’ Cursed Mansion is looking like it might be a real treat for those seeking retro scares.

Evil West combines the sensibilities of a semi-steampunk old west and vampiric horror. The result? Western superheroes and a whole lotta blood.

There’s a whole new perspective on Evil. Players can now experience Resident Evil Village in classic third-person, plus the Winters’ Expansion.

The game that Bandai Namco calls the “darkest yet” in the Dark Picture Anthology series is about to arrive. And yeah, it sounds pretty creepy.

Crashing into the horror-fueled action of Evil Dead: The Game is a brand new content pack dubbed Hail to the King. It’s out today for all platforms.

Between the two games, there’s a lot of Resident Evil on the horizon for series fans. Capcom’s RE Showcase had it all on display yesterday.

While it won’t be out for Halloween, Velaster from indie dev Engineer is looking like a pretty terrific, side-scrolling horror-soaked adventure.

Airing on YouTube yesterday, Konami’s Silent Hill: Transmission was loaded with info about the remake of The Room, and the new Silent Hill f.

Tripwire’s perennial favorite, multiplayer shooter Killing Floor 2 is once again ready to rock for Halloween, with a brand new free update.

Ghosts on the go? That’s what Sony Spain and Path Games are serving up, as the first-person fright-fest Insomnis is ready to hit the Switch on Halloween.

And now for something (almost) completely different. Focus Entertainment has tapped violinist Lindsey Stirling for A Plague Tale: Requiem’s launch.