There are many survival horror games out there that can proudly claim their nightmarish worlds are downright hellish, but to my knowledge there aren't that many that have actually decided to go the distance. Well... Agony has!

As you've probably realized from the title alone, Agony is

Phantaruk is an upcoming sci-fi survival horror that takes place in one of the most terrifying locations known to the genre - a derelict star ship. There is no room to hide, the utilitarian design leaves little room for cheerful scenery, you can't leave unless you've suddenly developed

Zoetrope Interactive, the folks behind the Darkness Within series, have announced that they are working on a brand new horror-adventure by the name of Conarium. If you're like me and you're now stuck wondering what that word even means,

Layers of Fear, the horror game that blurs the lines between madness and artistic vision, will soon be giving you a chance to experience the painter's house through an entirely new perspective, that of the painter's daughter.

The Inheritance DLC will allow you to relieve the full scope

While Dark Fear's unimaginative title might point towards it being a creatively bankrupt piece of shovelware, in truth its actually a uniquely styled 2D horror adventure that takes inspiration from the old Sierra point & click classics.

The gameplay is a blend between turn-based RPG

After Konami made the boneheaded decision to cancel PT, or rather an actually terrifying sequel to Silent Hill, it left many people with an incurable itch for all things horror. This is where ...

Despite stating multiple times that he's through and through with the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise, Scott Cawthon has managed to break that self-imposed promise twice already, first with that strangely

I am, as the experts would say, a little bitch when it comes to horror games, but Outlast was one of the rare few that managed to grip me for long enough to actually finish it, even though I had to take a short break after going through that very special scene in the middle of

Back in the 90's this would've made me shake with dread, and not because I'm not a fan of scary games, but rather due to my fear of crappy FMV ones that somehow got made in the hundreds and infested every corner of the local video store.

Things are a bit different these days,

The Count Lucanor is a charming pixel adventure that takes place in a equally lovely fantasy land, but as it so often happens, darkness lurks beneath the seemingly perfect veneer and soon enough you will get roped in to a mystery of the most horrific kind.

It released a couple of weeks