Tag Archives: Horror

Techland’s latest undead epic will be a current generation title only.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre is that special kind of horror that doesn’t seem to show up any more.

Everybody who’s been gaming for a long time has one. A moment where you’re playing a ‘scary’ game and cooking, humming along just fine till you reach it… a moment that just shouts ‘nope’. These are some of those. Be afraid.

What’s beyond… The Last Door?

Ha! Not what you were expecting me to review during horror month, eh?…Ha…ha…*sigh*.

Robocop vs Terminator, superheroes, plenty of horror figures, a NES-themed Rambo, and one big and nasty Alien Queen – NECA had a little something for everyone at the Con.

Doorways: The Underworld would probably best be described as a combination of Dear Ester and Amnesia. It takes the walking simulator storytelling from the first, and combines it with the dark and sometimes frightening style of the latter, all the while not really excelling in either one of the two …

With Halloween just around the corner, we at Brutal Gamer thought we would share with you guys our top scariest game we’ve either played or seen. (Yes even here at BG, we watch the game rather than play it sometimes).

Finally the new season of AHS is here, and oh boy is this one freaky! This review will include SPOILERS.

As it’s October, the month of all things scary, why not take this opportunity to have a look at what makes Jason Voorhees (In My Opinion) the PERFECT killer.

A special place rests in the collective heart of Brutal Gamer for the month of October and the Halloween festivities that it brings. Join us now for a look at what’s to come for the tenth month of the calendar and BG’s first annual Month of Terror!

The catacombs are an eerie place, hidden deep underneath the ground in Paris.

So here goes….Let’s review the scariest demo I’ve ever played, or anyone I know has played, and quite possibly, ever made. (Spoiler Alert!!!)

Bethesda announced today that upcoming horror title The Evil Within will be getting a season pass with some kind of surprising downloadable episodes.

The Epix cable channel is celebrating the American Independence Day in a somewhat unusual way. Instead of finding pomp and circumstance, you’ll find the network broadcasting a little old fashioned crazy.

The open-world survival horror title by Endnight Games hit Steam’s Early Access this afternoon.