From developer Kyle Horwood, Security Booth: Director’s Cut is a psychological horror game that takes a fairly mundane idea and turns it into something thrilling, terrifying, and with loads of replay value.
While there’s nothing particularly unique about The Stairwell, and like so many others, it can’t quite match the brilliance of The Exit 8, what we have here is a strong effort, none the less.
It might live up to its promise of a simple Hobbit life, but that’s not actually that much fun to play. It’s simply far too light on actual gameplay and story to be enjoyable and most will find themselves sick of skipping around far quicker than expected.
The Resident Evil franchise has been riding high for some time now, and Capcom’s confidence in their marketing machine made
Developed and published by Puko, Canine blends first-person walking simulator aspects with run and hide gameplay for a short, horror-infused experience that has minor replay value thanks to different endings.
Are you a cat person? This question is really important if you choose to play Copycat even though some of its emotional depth comes from the more human side of things.
Delivery Driver Massacre low-poly visuals and 80s slasher inspired horror aspects are appealing, but it delivers gameplay so fundamentally flawed that a lot of the positives are undone.
Merry Christmas! Deck the halls with blood, guts, and entrails. It’s the most violent time of the year and Christmas Mutilator is here to stab that point home!