10 Horror Games Released In 2024 To Play For Halloween
Horror games and Halloween are a perfect pairing, but the genre is so saturated that it can be difficult to find which games are worth playing. Luckily, 2024 has seen the release of several great horror games with more to come in its final months. These ten games are perfect for players looking to pick up a new option for a spooky Halloween.
As a genre, horror encompasses a variety of game styles. Mascot horrors have a sort of charm to them, while survival horrors force players to strategize and use their resources wisely. With so many options, it's easy to get lost looking for a new title to try for Halloween this year.
received a remaster that was released on October 4. While this story-heavy adventure is thrilling, it gets the last place on this list simply because it's a remaster instead of a new game.
Additionally, it doesn't look like the game is making significant changes that tend to be part of a remake rather than a remaster, which typically polishes a game's graphics and gameplay. Set a year after the tragic deaths of two sisters, a group of their friends visit a cabin together to honor their memory at the request of the girls’ brother, Josh.
How the story unfolds and who survives to the end is decided by the player through choices and quick time events.
Unfortunately, this get-together turns deadly as the group discovers thepresence of both human and inhuman threats. How the story unfolds and who survives to the end is decided by the player through choices and quick time events.
Like, was available to play before 2024, as it was in its Early Access period. Then, the game’s full release version launched earlier this year. Plus, pulls off a feature that can be difficult to use in horror games: multiplayer.
The genre as a whole has provided players with some of the darkest experiences in gaming, but a few stand out as the best psychological horror games.
It's hard to keep the fear alive when allies are around to help, but Red Barrels pulls it off. An
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