33 Horror Games You Can’t Afford To Miss

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Horror games come and go, much like any other genre. There can be big, bombastic AAA titles that are all hype and no jump scare, whilst small indie games can catch like wildfire and outdo any big budget effort.

There are some that earn their reputation on series alone, or that they’ve changed it up a bit from being stale. Others are less conspicuous, gaining traction from the likes of streamers and content creators bringing them into the spotlight.

So naturally, you might miss a few over the years. Or maybe it’s that you didn’t think it would be worth all the hype and advertising. Well, fear not (for this list anyway), as we’re going to tell you a few good ones worth checking out:

Developers: CapcomPublisher: CapcomPlatform: PC PS4 PS5 XSX|SRelease date: March 24, 2023

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Whether you’ve been with the franchise since the beginning or you joined recently because of a 9-foot-tall vampire lady, the Resident Evil franchise has been aiming to scare gamers for decades. Not every title is worthy of being dubbed a “horror classic,” but some stand out. One of which was the fourth mainline game that is about to get an upgrade.

What makes the Resident Evil 4 Remake so appetizing to gamers is the fact that the original version was scary in its own right despite the now-dated graphics. So now imagine it with next-gen graphics and effects and the benefit of hindsight. You’ll be screaming in terror for sure.

Developer: Motive StudioPublisher: Electronic Arts Inc.Platforms: PC PS5 XSX|SRelease: January 27, 2023

Horror games in the video game space are notorious for their inconsistent natures. But with the Dead Space Remake, you’ll get the horror feeling that the original game delivered, but with a new coat of