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Best horror games for PC	Price	Steam Rating	Genre
87 Amnesia: The Dark Descent	$19.99	Overwhelmingly Positive	First-Person / Horror / Survival
84 SOMA	$27.99	Overwhelmingly Positive	-
81 Resident Evil 7: Biohazard	$59.99	Very Positive	Survival Horror, First-Person Shooter
-- Alien: Isolation	$39.99	Very Positive	FPS
80 Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth	$9.99	Mixed	-

Amnesia: The Dark Descent

Top Pro

Immersive puzzle solving

Amnesia offers immersive puzzles to the player by creating interaction that comes natural to the player. When a door needs opened, the player must pull their mouse towards them to actually open the door, same goes for drawers as well. It is through these interactions that the player can feel as if they are actually manipulating these objects instead of just pointing and clicking like so many other puzzle games. See More

Top Con

Puzzles tend to be easily solved

Sadly the core of the game is the puzzle aspect but they tend to be easily enough solved, which makes for a bit of a let down for players who are used to or looking for difficult gameplay. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Genre:First-Person / Horror / Survival

Controller Support:Full

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Excellent, unnerving atmosphere

Much of the game is inspired by Lovecraftian horror wherein the player is constantly assaulted with their sanity being eroded as they try to regain their memories. Monster lurk within the game that are quite frightening and the whole game is sparsely lit with constant sounds surrounding them that could be eluding to their next encounter. See More

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Incredible use of sound effects

As has been mentioned, the atmosphere is incredible, and I was scared out of my mind the whole time. There's mostly silence. A floorboard creaks, a chain rattles, the shuffling of your feet on the floor, it all serves to take your experience to new, terrifying heights. See More

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Epitome of horror, but that's not all

The game manages to keep you tense at all times, but there's more. Even if the monster wasn't there, this would be a great game to walk around, solve puzzles, and read the letters. The atmosphere is just very well crafted. See More

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Tons of extra stories

Users can download and install mods/stories created by other users, which can extend the gameplay of the game by quite a lot. Being that these are custom stories, being able to find one that appeals to the player should be pretty simple enough. A good comparison of the top available stories can be found here. See More

SOMA

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Great atmosphere

SOMA’s atmosphere is a combination of various things. It can be the feeling of loneliness when you’re exploring a rundown and desolate lab. The feeling of anxiety as you trek along the seafloor and you’re only surrounded by muffled sounds and the bubbling of the water. The feeling of fear as you dive deeper into the ocean and the sun becomes more distant. It’s an extremely immersive atmosphere, which is something that many modern horror games don’t have. See More

Top Con

Not for mainstream horror enthusiasts

SOMA focuses heavily on psychological horror by maintaining suspense and creating a very creepy atmosphere. If you’re looking for jump scares, gore, and other thrill-inducing horror aspects you might be sorely disappointed. See More

HilariousTohil's Experience

Epic. Like a sexual fling, i hated when it ended, im stuck with an empty feeling, which is why im here. Trying to find the next one. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

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A horror game for Sci-Fi enthusiasts

SOMA is set in the future, so it has all that futuristic goodness. Things like robots, AIs, underwater laboratories, diving suits designed to endure immense water pressure, and much more. SOMA is a thoroughly enjoyable Sci-fi experience. See More

Top Con

Very linear level design

While other horror titles have branching paths and open areas you get to explore, SOMA is very linear even in its ocean exploration sections. This feels like a failed opportunity to create an even better game. See More

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Thought-provoking story

Like many horror stories, it delves deep into uncovering the central mystery of what’s going on. There are many unsettling events and revelations along the way, bringing up philosophical questions about consciousness and identity. It’s the type of story that sticks with you long after you’ve finished it and is worth experiencing at least once. See More

Top Con

No HUD (head-up display) or map

You have to memorize the layouts of the underwater facilities, since there is no HUD or overlay map system. Even though there are several computer terminals scattered through the game that provide access to rudimentary maps, there's no way to save them. See More

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

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Very immersive and polished gameplay

The story, setting and gameplay are a lot more polished than what you would expect from the typical resident evil game. A lot of care went into all aspects of the game, making it a very immersive (and scary) experience. See More

Top Con

Regular enemies are very bland

The regular enemies are black goo people with claws. They have hardly any variation and even the crawling variants aren't very scary. It's really disappointing the developers didn't think to use any alligators (or other swamp creatures), with the game being set near a swamp. See More

DependableHatmehit's Experience

This games is awsome with a ver good history and a huge action See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Survival Horror, First-Person Shooter

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Interesting story and characters

It's a lot of fun to uncover why the Baker family went mad and what happened to your missing girlfriend. The various memos, diary entries, and video tapes explain the events leading up to this. It should be enjoyable for both horror fans and other players as well. See More

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Pursuers make the game suspenseful

One of the boss enemies patrols most areas. If they spot you, they will chase you and try to kill you. It's hard to tell where they'll be, because it's very easy to lose track of them. This causes you to shudder every time you open a door or turn a corner. It's even worse when they sneak up on you and start cackling maniacally. See More

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Intense boss fights

Even though the boss fights are packed with action, they also make you feel a bone-chilling helplessness. For example, in one of the fights you're trapped in the slaughterhouse. The door's locked and the boss is slowly walking towards you. One wrong move and you'll be decapitated by a chainsaw. It's extremely nerve-wracking to avoid it until you're able to take the boss down. See More

Alien: Isolation

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Excellent atmospheric sound

With minimal music, this game generates much of it's atmosphere from the miscellaneous background noises. The audio generally in the forefront is the titular Alien, which loudly thumps along the ground and through vents. This game also uses directional audio as a tool both for and against the player. It uses it to scare the player, but it simultaneously gives the player more information to survive with. See More

Top Con

Frustratingly difficult at times

Some segments of the game can be frustratingly difficult or even unfair at higher difficulty settings. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Controller Support:Full

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Creates a lot of tension

Intelligent A.I. is capable of keeping the game unpredictable. As soon as the Alien starts stalking the player, the game can easily become tense with player never knowing what the Alien will do since the majority of interactions with it are completely unscripted. Especially in VR, you get the feeling like you are actually being hunted. See More

Top Con

You always know a working Joe...

From mission 11 to mission 13 the working Joe's are the main antagonist. That's three out of the nineteen missions two of those missions could have been (and should have been) axed from the game completely. If Creative Assembly had let some of their darlings die and left those mission in their archives, the fatigue some players experienced would have definitely been lessened. See More

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Beautiful graphics

Aesthetically, this game nails the look and feel of the original film. Both well optimized and incredibly beautiful, this game is a graphical marvel. See More

Top Con

The game progresses slowly, and you can lose interest

The game is too long and quickly loses its charm and tense feelings as the game drags. Too many hours of even the best game can become a chore more than an enjoyable experience. Whats worse is that a bunch of the length is incessant back tracking, which frankly is just a lazy way to prolong a game. See More

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Excellent, nostalgic design

Environmental design very closely resembles Ridley Scott's Alien. It has the same retro design of the computers as well as a chilling soundtrack. It still works well in the modern age too - the 3D is on point, and the designers have gone into detail. If you dare to spend time exploring, it's a very cool experience wandering around a spaceship and looking out into space. See More

Top Con

Some of the tools can feel rather pointless

There are only a handful of times that the rewire points actually make a difference. Creative Assembly had a golden opportunity, but they missed the mark with the rewire points. Imagine having the option of going down multiple paths? Path A is shorter, but the Alien appears more often, is more aggressive, there's less places to hide, but there's more items and crafting materials available. Path B is longer, but the Alien doesn't appear as often, is less aggressive, there's plenty of places to hide, but there's fewer items available. By it's nature, Alien: Isolation was always going to be a somewhat linear game; the rewire points could have solved that issue or at least hidden it to a degree. See More

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Dynamic AI

Alien: Isolation is a breath of fresh air. So many Western horror games work by learning the AI's path, proceeding accordingly and rely heavily on jump scares that only work the first time. That simply isn't a horror game; that's a crouching/walking simulator that is only effective on the first play-through. Alien: Isolation offers true horror; no matter which way you go or tactic you use, you can still be royally screwed if your luck runs out. While Alien: Isolation relies on scripted scenes for theatrical effect, they come by rarely in comparison to when the Alien is let off it's leash to go wherever pleases it. The Alien learns and adapts, and if you play the game on the nightmare difficulty some of the usual hiding spots are only effective depending on the Alien's perspective; if you can see the Alien the chances are it can see you too. The AI isn't perfect by any means, but it is one of the best AI in the horror genre. While Creative Assembly recommends playing on the hard mode, the true way to experience Alien: Isolation is on the nightmare difficulty setting. See More

Top Con

Unrealistic teleporting alien

The alien will somehow always be somewhat near you no matter how stealthy you are. This does maintain the game's difficulty, but it can seem unfair putting all this work into not getting heard only to have the alien pop out of the nearest vent. See More

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Useful tools throughout

The game provides you with many tools and weapons to assist you along the way. Some items you may only find a use for once or twice, but you'll be glad to have them. See More

Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

Top Pro

Time sensitive chase sequences

Some of the most terrifying parts of this game is when you have to run away and make quick decisions about where to go or how to slow down those in pursuit. See More

Top Con

Stressful

Matt Alhazred's Experience

One of my favorite horror games. I'm a ridiculously huge Lovecraft nerd. It's without a doubt the best lovecraft game ever made. It's faithful to the mythos and does a good job of connecting the narrative to the very best of Lovecraft work. CoC, Dagon, shadow out of time, shadow over innsmouth, it's all there. Just a very fun game. I wish they would make a proper sequel. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mixed

Top Pro

Crazy story-line

Slowly uncover the mind bending story, which is a reimagining of Lovecraft's 1936 novella, The Shadow over Innsmouth. See More

Top Con

Can be hard

Yanis's Experience

Very good... but hard at some point !! See More

Top Pro

Great stealth

Sneaking around is a necessity in this game, and is done well for it's time. See More

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Faithful to the mythos

Very faithful to the mythos overall. The narrative does an excellent job weaving the best of Lovecraft work together in a coherent story that is an absolute delight to play through. See More

The Forest

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Great graphics

The graphics really stand out in The Forest, from the realistic looking foliage to the terrifying creatures in the forest. Remarkably the graphics are on par with any AAA game, which is quite a feat for an indie game. See More

Top Con

Still early alpha - very glitchy

As the game is still in early alpha, it still contains many glitches, some of which are game-breaking, such as the infinite ammo glitch. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

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Awesome AI

The AI is really cool and will hunt around for the player. Also if the player kills or injures one of the tribesmen many times they will try to drag the body away or even cry over it. See More

Outlast

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Really scary

Outlast combines its tense atmosphere, creepy setting, stellar sound design, and a cast of horrifying inpatients to deliver a truly nightmarish experience. The developers even replaced the usual flashlight found in horror games with a camcorder, which has this really creepy nightvision mode. See More

Top Con

A little too reliant on jump scares

In some parts of exploring the insane asylum there are too many jump scares one after another. After a while it loses its scare factor and instead becomes somewhat annoying. This feels like a missed opportunity to build on the dark and gritty atmosphere of the insane asylum. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Genre:Horror / First-Person / Survival

Controller Support:Full

Top Pro

Unpredictable inpatients make exploration more tense

Outlast proves that people can be much scarier than ghosts. As you explore the dark hallways of the insane asylum, you’ll encounter many inpatients. Some of them good, some of them bad, but all of them crazy. So it’s sometimes really hard to tell which one will attack you. While some of them make it very obvious by holding knives or looking especially atrocious, sometimes they will attack unexpectedly. This uncertainty will creep inside your head, making exploration a lot more tense. See More

Top Con

No substance, unrealized potential and utterly disappointing

Once you get past the jump scares, gore and shock value you might find that there's very little to keep you invested and going back for more. Boredom may sink in nearing the end, with a sense of longing for the game to just be over. However, the night vision mechanic was fresh and unique at the time and introduced a sense of suspense, which other developers have lent from Outlast since. If you're a fan of traditional western horror games you will not disappointed, but if you're looking for something more to your horror games besides learning paths and jump scares, you might want to steer clear of Outlast. See More

Top Pro

Your character is really agile

Unlike most horror games where your character is clumsy and slow, in Outlast your character can actually move really well. Not only is your character fast enough to be able to outrun most enemies in the game, he also knows how to parkour. You can jump, grab ledges and climb them, and even slide over a table during a chase. This makes it a really refreshing horror experience. See More

Top Con

Cliche story

The typical horror story protagonist goes to investigate a location that simply oozes danger. As if the abandoned SWAT trucks, locked doors, and boarded up windows were not telling enough, the protagonist realizes his terrible mistake right when there's no way back already. See More

Corpse Party

Top Con

Overly familiar premise

For those familiar with Japanese horror games, the plot in Corpse Party should be pretty familiar. A group of school kids have accidentally performed an occult ritual and are now stuck in a haunted school trying to solve the mystery of who is killing off their friends. Basically, a haunted school horror RPG. While the gameplay is pretty good, making an effort to present a solid package, the plot itself is pretty hum drum and will be all too familiar for many. See More

Top Pro

Deep interactive storied gameplay

While there are no battles in the game (as one would expect from the RPG look of the title), the game does feature a deep interactive story that sees the player control different characters in different horror scenarios. Throughout the game you will be searching for clues and investigating mysterious events. The choices made throughout the game will affect the outcome, which makes for not only a good reason to replay the title but also a unique way to explore the story being told. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Adventure / Horror / RPG / Indie

Controller Support:Full

Top Con

Can fetishize violence

One thing that is a bit unsettling about the game is how much it fetishsizes the violence contained within. This may take the games violence a bit too far for the player due to how it often presents it in a unrealistic light. See More

Top Pro

Minimal style creates tension through imagination

Corpse Party is based off of an old release from 1998 that was created with RPG Maker. This port uses that design and as such has a lot of text and sound effects due to not being designed around flashy graphics. This means the text and sound effects are what creates the atmosphere of horror in the game, which makes the player use their imagination to fill in the blanks of what is happening. This can actually work out to even more horrific scenarios when imagined over just being shown, which makes for an old school feel that requires the player be invested in order to get the most out of the game. See More

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Never becomes too unnerving

While the plot of the game can be quite heavy and scary, there are times where the tension eases up (when exploring) as the music takes a lighter tone. This gives the player a much needed break from how unsettling the game can be. See More

Alan Wake

Top Pro

Immersive story

The story of an author trying to break out of a writer's block slump, who is trying to meet a deadline, decides to travel to the countryside with his wife in order to relax. Of course, the wife is kidnapped as weird events start following the protagonist around. This is just the outline, but it is very fleshed out through great voice acting as well as interesting TV-like scripted segments that break up the gameplay. Overall it shows a lot of polish and makes for a story that is intriguing, that player wants to stick around to resolve. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Action / Horror / Adventure

Controller Support:Full

Top Pro

Lynchian surreal horror

Heavily inspired by Stephen King and Twin Peaks, the game gets crazier and more nightmarish as it goes on. Big set pieces, big atmosphere. Never have blowing trees been so terrifying. See More

Little Nightmares

Top Pro

Keeps you on edge

Little Nightmares does a great job at immersing the player in the game. This game uses a third-person perspective, where you see everything from a side camera. The protagonist is a little girl called Six, and everything about her surroundings portrays hostility. The oversized objects, gruesome monsters, and the near constant presence of death imagery all combines to keep you on the edge at all times. See More

Top Con

Lots of unavoidable deaths

The dynamic camera angle can interfere with controls. Because the character can move not only forward/back, but also closer to and further away from the camera, it can be difficult to tell where exactly the character is in terms of space, which makes some jumps more difficult. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Genre:Adventure

Controller Support:Yes

Top Pro

Hauntingly beautiful environment design

The objects and environment look very realistic, which does a great deal to boost immersion. Each level has it's own distinct art style, so you get a sense of progression through the game. See More

Top Con

Low replayability

There are a few moments in this game where the element of surprise plays a major role in creating an emotional rollercoaster, so playing it a second time will not be as fun. The levels are linear, so you won't get any open-world experiences from Little Nightmares. See More

Top Pro

Expansion packs available but not necessary to get the full experience

Little Nightmares can be finished in a few hours, and you will get the full game experience if you buy just the basic game. But if you want more of this game, you have the option of getting extra levels by buying DLCs. The latest expansion was released in November 2017, so this game is still growing. See More

Top Con

Hard to play with a keyboard because of the dynamic camera angle

Though this game can technically be played with a keyboard, the movement of the character and the dynamic camera can make moving around difficult. It will be much easier to play this with a controller, because of the analog sticks, which allow for more precise movements. See More

Top Pro

Intriguing story with a lot of room for speculation

At first, the story seems almost disappointing- a child is trying to escape monsters. But as you progress further into the game, you find more clues that create more questions about what's really going on. The game boasts a capability to capture the player's imagination, and the seemingly vague yet thought provoking story is a great example of how that is achieved. It's very likely that after finishing Little Nightmares you won't be able to stop thinking about the story and all the questions it raises. See More

Left 4 Dead 2

Top Pro

Awesome game for singleplayer

One of the best co-op games for offline bot play. See More

Top Con

AI lacks craftiness

The AI has a tendency to make ridiculous choices that can screw up what players are doing. This can become a big problem when relying on AI teammates in order to get through a level. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Co-Op:1 Player Online / 100 Player Couch / 400 Player LAN

Top Pro

Play as zombies or survivors

Experiencing both sides of the zombie apocalypse brings a fresh experience. See More

Top Con

Very difficult without team engagement

For those looking for a casual co-op experience, Left 4 Dead 2 probably isn't the best option. Without a good sense of teamwork and focus, this game can get very challenging. See More

Top Pro

Melee weapons offer a more visceral gaming experience

Left 4 Dead 2 allows for the player's use of melee weapons. These create not only more graphic violence when playing (in comparison to that created when just using guns), but also a more personal and intimate experience. See More

Top Con

Not much different from its predecessor

While the game has been improved from the original, if you did not have much fun with Left 4 Dead, you will probably not get much enjoyment out of the sequel. It is essentially the same game and some have complained that it just feels like a large DLC update. See More

Top Pro

Much improved from Left 4 Dead

If you loved the original Left 4 Dead, this game will be even more fun for you. Almost everything has been improved, such as the AI and multiple new additions to the game (like new enemies and weapons). See More

Top Pro

Invigorating team-work dynamic

Left 4 Dead 2 requires players on the same team to cooperate in order to survive. This makes for an interesting team dynamic, as it will be increasingly difficult to make it through a level if any one player on the team decides to go off on their own instead of staying with the group and cooperating. See More

Top Pro

Local two-player and online four-player co-op

Left 4 Dead 2 supports two-player local co-op as well as four-player online co-op. See More

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Unique and diverse co-op versus mode

Left 4 Dead 2 features a versus mode that pits two teams against one another. For the survivor team, it is basically the same game as the normal campaign. However, versus mode adds a new way for teammates on the opposing team to work together by playing as the infected, which opens up a whole new play style and set of strategies. See More

Resident Evil HD Remaster

Top Con

Combat feels awkward at times

In various areas you won't be able to see the enemies on-screen because of the fixed camera angles. This might make combat somewhat unpleasant since you won't be sure if you're hitting the enemy or how far they are. The auto-aim function helps with that by pointing your character towards them, but you won't stay locked on, so you'll have to constantly readjust your aim. See More

Top Pro

The puzzles feel just right

The developers have done a great job of balancing difficulty of the puzzles. You'll still have to look for clues, reading through documents and examining objects, but it won't ever feel daunting. It won't feel too easy either, giving you a sense of accomplishment when you open that secret passage or locked door. See More

ImmaculateNemesis's Experience

The best horror game you'll ever play. Immersive gameplay, the most gorgeous backgrounds ever crafted, and a design methodology that's addictive, rewarding, and above all, scary. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mixed

Top Pro

Fixed camera angles create a cinematic experience

Resident Evil HD skillfuly balances visibility and tension with fixed camera angles. It can be the view from behind a fence as your character passes it by, giving you a sense of looming danger. It can be an upwards angle on a giant statue, making it seem more imposing. Or it can be the zoomed out view of a great hall to make the scale all the more impressive. Many details like this make Resident Evil HD more visually pleasing and atmospheric than most modern games. See More

Top Pro

Immersive exploration

The entire game is set in a massive mansion and its surrounding area. It's very quiet, spacious, and has many locked doors that will pique your interest. You'll gradually unlock more of the mansion, slowly uncovering its mysteries. This includes hidden passages, secret laboratories, and rotting cellars, hiding many dark secrets. You're never quite sure what to expect next, but that's what it keeps it fresh and exciting throughout the entire game. See More

The Evil Within 2

Top Pro

Excellent crafting system

As you explore the world you'll find various materials that can be used for crafting ammo and health items. You can either use a crafting table or craft items while you're out in the field at double the cost. This gives the crafting system a fair amount of flexibility and depth, allowing you to quickly craft something in case of an emergency, while also rewarding careful resource management and planning. See More

Top Con

Might not be that scary for hardened horror fans

While there is a fair share of grotesque imagery and creepy moments, the scare factor isn't that high. You'll encounter the ocasional jump scare, but nothing ever gives you an impending sense of doom, which can be pretty disappointing for horror enthusiasts. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Pro

Interesting story

The Evil Within 2 at its core is a story about a father looking for his long-lost daughter in a nightmarish artificial world, generated within a computer system. Its inhabitants have succumbed to the negative influences of the world, turning them into monsters, which leaves you to take them out. It's a really good mix of great plot elements, drama, interesting characters with a slight touch of conspiracy. On top of that, the story has a fairly satisfying conclusion without trying to set up for a sequel. See More

Top Pro

Great feeling of suspense

As you explore the nightmarish world of The Evil Within 2, you'll almost never feel safe due to a variety of reasons. First, the disfigured nightmare monsters are very dangerous, so messing up usually equates to your death. Even when you get used to the controls and combat, you can mess up very easily. This uncertainty of success slowly creeps into your mind, being more effective than any jump scare. Second, resources are very scarce, so every shot counts. If you spend too many bullets in one section, you probably won't have enough for the next. If you miss a headshot, the monster will probably get to swing at you. As a result, you might constantly weigh your options, whether to attempt a direct confrontation or go for the riskier stealth kills in an attempt to conserve ammo and health. Third, the world is very open, removing some of the predictability found in linear survival horror games. You never know when or where the monsters will be, causing you to always look in every direction. This uncertainty can be really nerve wracking. The Evil Within 2 is a great example of survival horror done right. See More

Manhunt

Top Pro

Comments on the state of violence in media

While there has been violent games before the release of Manhunt, none had gone so far as to match what is found in some of the more over the top Animes and movies. At the time this game was released it was banned in numerous countries due to the violent decapitations and adult themes, but at its core the game comments on how society enjoys these things (much like the movie Running Man). While simultaneously getting banned the game got free press which lead to many sales. A funny situation in that the game is stating how people enjoy over the top violence through the story, by creating a game with over the top violence that sold well. See More

Top Con

Dated

The game is over 10 years old, may not look great to someone who didn't play it when it came out. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mostly Positive

Top Pro

Great voice acting

Actor Brian Cox lends his voice to the game through an earpiece in the main characters ear. Often repulsive comments that are convincingly acted well. This adds to the level of polish of the game in that the voice acting is so convincing. See More

Top Con

Steep leaning curve

The game is tough, and only gets tougher. This is a game for the hardcore and it shows, which may not appeal to everyone as it does take a commitment to move forward in this game. See More

Top Con

Unrealistic gameplay

Ignoring even the crazy premise of a televised manhunt, the gameplay itself is unrealistic in the sens that this is a stealth game where the second the player gets into the shadow, no one can see him, no matter how close. This may be immersion breaking for some. See More

Doki Doki Literature Club!

Top Con

Feels like a crappy gaming creepypasta

There’s a lot of cheap tricks used in this game used by a various crappy gaming creepypastas. One example is when a character’s eyes turn HyPeR ReAlIsTIC, which is a common trope in gaming and lost episode creepypastas. The worst part about this is that the characters are really interesting before the game tries to be a bootleg Sonic.exe. See More

Top Pro

Uniquely delivers the horror elements

Unlike your regular psychological horror game, Doki Doki Literature Club doesn't show it head first to you. It delivers it as a form of glitches, or even disturbing imagery which captures the players' off-guard. See More

CapableAhauChamahez's Experience

Heard it was an intense game. I clicked about 5000 times over a 30 minute span and never got anywhere besides chatty school girl bullshit. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Psychological Horror

Top Con

Overwhemingly has a mental impact on the player

If you are disturbed easily, DO NOT play this game. Heed the game warnings. See More

Top Pro

Completely original and innovative ideas

Original ideas for a horror game. This even extends to the actual game files it runs on, which the player also has to keep a track of. See More

Paranoid Hamiltrash's Experience

I love this game. This was my first horror game and I feel like this hit the jackpot. See More

Top Con

Spoiler sensitive

Even though it has a great story, it is prone to spoilers too which is very hard to avoid. See More

Top Pro

Nails Horror

If you think this is some happy, go-lucky dating game, well... you'll be surprised what hides. It nails horror and the feeling of helplessness, since in a dating simulator you don't have power. The game keeps you on your toes once you're past act one, and it's generally scary what happens. See More

Resident Evil Revelations 2

Top Pro

The return of classic characters

Revelations 2 brings back characters like Claire and Barry, who have been missing from the Resident Evil series for years. Their absence has been disappointing, so it's great to see them returning. See More

Top Con

Lack of detail in the design

One of the more plain looking Resident Evil games, the graphics are not really going to wow anyone. See More

Specs

Genre:Survival Horror, Third-Person Shooter

Co-Op:2 Player Online / 2 Player Local

Top Pro

One of the strongest Resident Evil game in the series

RE: Revelations 2 is an excellent installment in the series. Unlike some of the more recent games, it's not heavy-handed with the horror aspects that Resident Evil is more than capable of delivering, nor does it have enemies or themes that are completely ridiculous. There is a very solid, engaging plot and incredibly memorable characters to keep you motivated throughout the story. See More

Top Pro

Entertaining episodic story

Episode-style games are still catching on fairly quickly. It's a great way to keep people entertained and keep the content flowing. See More

Top Pro

The campaign isn't the only draw to the game, Raid Mode adds dozens of hours of content for you to play

Raid mode is back, and it's so, so much better than the first game. Raid Mode is a run-and-gun game that can be played either solo or cooperatively with a friend; you get to blast your way through enemies in short stages and upgrade your equipment on your way. You also level up in Raid Mode - you obtain a set amount of skill points and can use them to customize your character in any way you see fit in order to make your Raid Mode experience more fulfilling You can also unlock several characters to play as you go through the episodes of the campaign and as you earn achievements. See More

Resident Evil 5

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Meaningful cooperative gameplay

Where many games have you simply "play at the same time", RE5 requires you to coordinate your actions with your partner in order to succeed. Sometimes it's as simple as doing a "three hit melee partner combo", other times you have your partner's life in your hands as you have to keep a trap from springing, or providing cover fire from afar as they navigate an area. See More

Top Con

AI companion can feel useless sometimes

In some sections of the game it feels like you're fighting alone because the AI companion doesn't focus the priority targets that can actually kill you. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mixed

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Intense mercenaries mode

This mode give you the pure adrenaline you may be looking for. Score attack across most of the major stages in the game (plus a bonus Prison map). It relies on your combo counter of kills and knowing time placements and when to eliminate an enemy to best continue the combo. See More

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Exciting gameplay

Learning to manage a wave of enemies while you're running low on ammo and your teammate just got hit by an electric baton creates some of the best co-op out there. See More

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