survival horror

Capcom has quietly widened the audience for one of gaming’s most important horror trilogies, bringing the original PC versions of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3 to Steam after their preservation-focused re-releases on GOG. The move matters because these are not the modern...

Holstin’s shadowed, ooze‑ridden town arrives at the crossroads of classic survival horror and modern indie ambition — a striking Polish‑set psychological horror that swaps rigid camera rules for a fluid, multi‑perspective system and is now poised to reach a far wider audience after Team17...

Silent Hill f arrives as an unexpectedly thoughtful reinvention of Konami’s haunted franchise, relocating its psychological malaise to 1960s Japan and pairing traditional Silent Hill dread with melee-forward, stamina-driven combat that will divide long-time fans — but also provoke conversation...

Techland has quietly moved the Dying Light: The Beast release date forward by 24 hours — from September 19 to September 18, 2025 — as a fan-facing reward for passing a major commercial milestone: more than one million pre-orders across platforms. Background Dying Light: The Beast began life as a...

In the vast expanse of science fiction gaming, where settings sprawl across galaxies and stories wrestle with the unknown, very few titles manage to truly ground such spectacle in something deeply personal and hauntingly human. 11 bit studios, best known for their evocative, strategy-laden...

Capcom has officially unveiled the next chapter in its storied survival horror franchise: "Resident Evil Requiem." Announced during the Summer Game Fest 2025, this installment is set to launch on February 27, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The reveal introduced players to a...

Xbox players are entering a week of remarkable diversity, with the arrival of new releases from June 2nd through June 6th offering a vibrant selection across genres, narrative depth, and gameplay styles. As the summer heats up, so does the Xbox library, bringing both major headliners and indie...

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