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Horror

A collection of 58 posts

Hidden Gems

Hidden Gems of Game Design Volume 22

Unearthing the good stuff

Review

Home Safety Hotline Shows the Horror of Call Center Work

Meet those accuracy quotas about boggars and bedbugs in a fascinating analog horror game

Opinion

Alan Wake and the Author

Examining the journey and the darkness

Opinion

Alan Wake II is Terrifying, but Not in the Way You Think

An unavoidable fear

Review

Lunacid is Old School to a "T"

... and to a fault

Review

Amnesia: The Bunker Takes the Series Two Scary Steps Forward

Hunker in the Bunker

Game Design

Why Horror Is the Hardest Game Genre

Scaring the design out of you

Review

Five Nights at Freddy’s Is a Terrible Movie… and I Loved It

So bad it's good

Review

Decarnation: Review and Analysis

A phantasmagorical world of dreams and nightmares

Feature

The Dark Side of Gay Culture in Mediterranea Inferno: A Profane Iconology

Examining social and existential issues in gay culture in the context of social media and conservatism

Interview

The Making of Oxenfree II: Lost Signals Soundtrack

SUPERJUMP sits down with scntfc to chat about ARGs, defunct tech, and breathing new life into the hauntingly familiar sounds of Oxenfree

Review

Remnant 2 Provides Double the Souls-like Shooting

The sequel takes what worked in the first game and gives you more of it

Review

Fort Solis Review

A good story is let down by largely non-existent gameplay

Review

Baroque - Sin and Suffering

Baroque's timeless iterations deliver an unparalleled roguelike experience

Review

That Which Gave Chase

Experience the chilling essence of the Arctic through this short, but dark indie horror game

Review

My Friendly Neighborhood Needs More Plausibility and Fewer Scary Puppets

Stop on by this neighborhood...

Review

Could Trepang2 Usher In a New Wave of Indie Shooters?

Polishing up the classic shooter formula with Trepang2

Review

Trepang2 Review

This spiritual successor to F.E.A.R. brings with it some of the best action money can buy

Review

The Callisto Protocol: Action-Horror or Just Action?

A bumpy - but enjoyable - ride

Review

Shadows Over Loathing: Comedic Noir Horror at its Finest

More loathing, extra shadows

Review

Faith: The Unholy Trinity Proves the Mortis is in the Details

Mortis it up

Feature

SPOOKYJUMP: The Best Games To Play This Halloween

Play these games if you dare...

Review

Beacon Pines' Unique Take on Branching Storylines

The endings are only the beginning

Game Design

The Problems With Indie Horror

When fear becomes frustrating

Review

Scorn Tells a Fleshy Tale

But lacks some meat on the bones