horror gaming Archives

TrendTechie

February 22, 2025

5 отличных игр, в которые вы не сможете сыграть. Почему они исчезли даже с торрентов

1. **Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game** was removed from digital storefronts in 2014 due to copyright issues and remained inaccessible until a re-release was announced by Ubisoft in 2020. 2. **P.T.**, an interactive teaser for Silent Hill, was removed from the PlayStation Network after its cancellation by Konami, making it unplayable for those who had downloaded it, with access only for those who had not deleted it. 3. **Tekken Revolution**, a free-to-play game released in 2013, had its servers shut down in 2016, rendering it unplayable. 4. **Battlefield Heroes** was closed down after becoming inundated with pay-to-win elements, despite attempts by fans to create private servers. 5. **Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII**, released in 2004 for Japanese mobile phones, was shut down in 2018, and Square Enix stated that the original code has been lost, making it a complete loss.

AppWizard

December 26, 2024

This year has proved yet again that horror games do best when devs keep it small-scale

Mouthwashing is a notable horror game released this year, set on a broken spaceship named the Tulpar, which can be completed in under two and a half hours. Players experience the story through the perspectives of Curly and Jimmy, exploring themes of violence and corporate dehumanization with a nonlinear narrative. Still Wakes the Deep, developed by The Chinese Room, is another significant title that takes around six hours to complete. It follows protagonist Caz McLeary on an oil rig, blending psychological horror with emotional depth as players evade a monstrous entity while dealing with Caz's troubled past. Lethal Company stands out in the multiplayer sandbox horror genre, featuring whimsical yet terrifying elements and unpredictable gameplay. The game has received updates throughout 2024, enhancing its chaotic and memorable experiences, such as encounters with a hungry bird and a giant robot. Overall, this year has been exceptional for horror gaming, particularly for indie titles like Mouthwashing and Lethal Company, which have gained recognition alongside larger games.

AppWizard

October 28, 2024

Phasmophobia review: paranormal port of a prosperous PC game

Phasmophobia is a horror game where players act as paranormal investigators, collaborating with friends to explore supernatural settings. The game features a variety of gadgets, diverse spirits, and multiple investigation locations. It has recently launched on consoles, including PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S, on October 29. While the visuals are criticized for being bland and experiencing technical glitches, the gameplay remains engaging. Solo play can be tedious, but multiplayer enhances the experience, blending horror with humor. The console version lacks significant new content compared to the PC version and removes voice recognition capabilities, but allows crossplay with PC users. The game received a rating of 7/10.