Horror Games

Pathologic 3 dials into the psychological horror that makes this the most punishing franchise ever

Ontos is channeling the spirit of the most upsetting horror game I've ever played, and I'm not sure I can do it again

Hellraiser: Revival has such sights to show you, but "most of them pretty visceral and gruesome"

"We wanted to make something darker", Reanimal's devs tell me: Without "the safety net charm of Little Nightmares"

Former Little Nightmares devs' End of Abyss is a satisfyingly creepy blend of top-down twin-stick shooter and Metroidvania exploration

After 25 million copies sold, Phasmophobia maker follows Palworld and Among Us devs by opening an indie publishing arm

"The horror is almost secondary": From Crow Country to Resident Evil 9, here's how horror games keep us scared

From Routine to Silent Hill f, the best horror games of 2025 were heart-pounding terrors that left me sweating with glee

Hideo Kojima says watch the OD teaser trailer "100 times" and you'll get a "big hint" about what his new horror game is

Konami says it's considering basing future Silent Hill games in other regions like Russia, Italy, or South Korea

Banned Steam game Horses sells 18,000 units in 2 weeks and earns $65,000 – but its studio is still disbanding

Resident Evil 7's notoriously disgusting setting was just Capcom trying to create an authentic American experience

Capcom reveals Resident Evil Requiem Leon Kennedy gameplay trailer, confirming what we all knew already

Horses dev says the banned horror game will still "very likely" be its final project despite publicity

Please act surprised: Resident Evil Requiem stars Leon Kennedy, and I can't imagine Capcom is too pleased about PlayStation leaking that fact

Not even Hideo Kojima knows what his new horror game OD will be like, but it'll be different from Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding: "I can't say exactly what it is yet, nor do I know if it will work out"

"This still does not compare to the kind of audience we would have on Steam": Horses lead says ban virality helped sales "but we're not out of the woods," and he fears "self-censorship" with future games