Tag Archives: Horror

When developer Frictional Games was founded, it had one specific goal in mind: to make me poo my pants during the day, and cower under my bed with a flashlight at night, and they have undeniably met with their goals.

The spirit had been released, and is now wandering the corridors in search of me. I must reach the other end if I am going to survive… and that’s when the lights went out.  

Year Walk for the Wii U looks very strange in deed (in a good way) and joins Skylanders SuperChargers and the Shovel Knight DLC for a pretty nice week.

The critically acclaimed horror game can be yours for free, but you have to act fast.

While it might not sound all that horrific, Euclidean joins geometric looks with Lovecraftian horror in a game that sets you on “a slow descent into the dark, into madness, futility, and despair, where Things greater than you watch and wait and dream.” Cheery!

Horror in politics doesn’t sound like too much of a stretch, but The Eighth Seal from IDW Publishing takes the theme a few steps beyond pandering and attack ads.

Freshly off the wrapped up first arc of the series, an empowered Emmy remembers her former life as Hester. And it’s just in time too, as she meets her ‘twin’ Kammi.

Like adventure games and Cthulhu horror? Then you’ll probably like what GOG.com’s just made available.

Crom! The barbarian and his lady come face to face with the horror that lives deep within the city of Xuthal.

The latest game in the long-runnign Alone in the Dark series is now available for purchase on Steam.

High-tech horror title SOMA is on the way to the PC and PS4 (and your nightmares) this September.

Another mini-series in the Colder line of comics is on the way, as Dark Horse Comics just announced at Phoenix Comic Con.

Slender: The Arrival looks to bring the next chapter in this haunting story from creator Eric “Victor Surge” Knudson.

Here it is folks, the grand finale of my Evil Dead review series. This time I will be reviewing the 2013 remake of the first film. With this film, I shall end the review series not with a whimper, but a bang… a big, bloody bang.

Creeping horror, in the dark woods of an abandoned Norwegian island, is coming with Antagonist’s Through the Woods.

I’m not sure what’s exactly happening in Dark Horse Comics newest horror series Rat God, but it’s pretty darn creepy.