Mixing, bending genres to create something new, adding the 80s horror nostalgia to give the ultimate creeps. This game is must-play for all horror/puzzle lovers.
Stories Untold (Switch) review
Blasphemous (NSW) review
Anguishly difficult, but visually beautiful metroidvania game. Must play for genre lovers.
Tamashii (PS4 Pro) review
Unusual, cryptic, obscure Japanese puzzle-platformer and artistically beautiful. A dark tale about inner discoveries, set in a distorted and perverted world. A must-play indie game!
The Blackout Club (PS4 Pro) review
Great idea for Stranger Things-like game, but the execution is poor in every way.
Home Sweet Home (PS4 Pro/PSVR) review
Don't play with Thai myths and curses or you'll be hunted by a woman with a knife. Even hitting the anxiety nerve, the game is a lackluster in every other way.
The Sinking City (PS4 Pro) review
Nice idea for a game, but running short in every aspect. Not to mention the countless of errors and bugs, but still managing to be fully playable.
The Last Door Complete Edition (PS4 Pro) review
The Last Door (PS4 Pro) review. Horror story through pixel art can truly be creepy and disturbing. Go point-and-click horror adventure and uncover the secrets that been buried deep.
S.O.N (PS4 Pro) review
S.O.N is psychological horror that haunts you the entire gameplay. Going through dark woods and bloody, human-remains-filled, creepy and distrurbing caves, will give squeamish players good frights.
Layers Of Fear 2 (PS4 Pro) review
Layers Of Fear 2 continues disturbing the players with all its psychological horror and visual nightmares in this falwless sequel.
A Plague Tale: Innocence (PS4 Pro) review
Sister and brother surviving horros of plague in 1300's France. They have to deal with army of killing rats, Inquisition and soldiers to find out the truth behind the plague. Including new style of gameplay and controls, stunning visuals, balanced difficulty, intriguing story and lots of death and gore; equals a must-play game.
