We would tell you our thoughts if we could get out of the hallway without the UI locking up.

Some fun enemy design, but ultimately just frustrating: Animation breaks render firearms useless. Saves do not record which items you've picked up. Enemies are tanky, and there's only 1 save point.

A modern take on classic survival horror gameplay. This is a great choice for those who enjoy Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Eternal Darkness. Has 1st person, FPS, 3rd person, and fixed camera modes.

This game is exactly what you'd expect from a team-based hero shooter that has "competitive PVE" gameplay. Simultaneously, this is one of the most interesting (and chaotic) story-driven games of 2023.

The Dark Souls of platformers... Its less of a horror game and more of an existential crisis simulator; this is a great choice for folks who enjoy physical comedy (at their own expense).

If you like the idea of unfolding games, and enjoy deck building games with dark themes - Inscryption is a good choice for you. This is not a good choice for general "horror game" audiences.

This is a masterclass in eldritch horror. Dredge is harrowing experience; a slow burn that is deeply engaging and artfully executed. It will haunt and captivate you.

There is nothing quite like the unadulterated chaos of driving back 90,000 bugs from your base. Would you like to know more? Join the mobile infantry and do your part!

Deeply disappointing and unpleasant. TLDR: stunning visuals prop up a hackneyed plot with problematic themes. Not only does it do Mothman dirty, it needs NUMEROUS content warnings.

Suffers from a lack of direction, accessibility options, or controller support. However, GeraScopia creates an undeniable desire to search every nook for every secret, despite the horrors within.