First Person Horror
BrokenLore: UNFOLLOW Review
One of my gold standards for first-person horror games is Frictional Games’ SOMA. Released a few years after the studio’s own Amnesia: The...[Read More]
SLEEP AWAKE Review
How often do you embrace the irresistible lull of slumber? How frequently do you wish, bleary-eyed, that you could stay awake? Exhaustion. Tiredness. ...[Read More]
A.I.L.A Review
Moments into A.I.L.A, the player is put through a harrowing escape nightmare. A monstrous madman chops through your hand with an axe, flesh no match f...[Read More]
Dead Take Review
Whiplash is one way to describe the sensation I had upon first discovering that Dead Take was created by the same developer as Tales of Kenzera: ZAU. ...[Read More]
Karma: The Dark World Review
Karma: The Dark World is one of the most thoughtfully directed games I’ve ever played. Numerous shots feel choreographed in a way to maximize th...[Read More]
Ad Infinitum Review
Ad Infinitum was its most terrifying when the grotesque monsters took a backseat. Horror games lately are laser-focused on delivering their scares thr...[Read More]
Resident Evil Village
In the grimy recesses of Eastern Europe or Spain or wherever it was, I thought to myself, “Leon Kennedy is having a really bad day.” All h...[Read More]
Those Who Remain
Over the course of Those Who Remain, the player should feel a strong bond with lead character Edward. His dialog often acts as a sort of catharsis for...[Read More]
Moon of Madness
So I didn’t really know too much about this game going into it. I saw the trailer and thought, oh boy a horror game. I’ve never been the biggest fan o...[Read More]
The Blackout Club
The Blackout Club‘s prologue is a tantalizing appetizer. Once players begin to chew on this 30-minute morsel, they are introduced to a neighborh...[Read More]
Layers of Fear 2
In 2016, Bloober Team took players on a psychological horror trip within the mind of a skilled painter who was losing his grip on reality and sanity. ...[Read More]