5 horror game sequels that exceeded expectations (and 5 that were disappointing)

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In recent years, the horror genre's popularity has skyrocketed in the creative industry. With the regular release of new consoles and upgrades, the gaming industry is flooded with horror titles to keep players interested and on their toes.

Usually, horror game sequels thrive due to the popularity of the franchise name, the most prominent example being Resident Evil. With the rising demand for new content, every developer strives to produce something unique that evolves via a captivating plot or excellent gameplay. While some sequels have succeeded in enrapturing gamers, some have failed to meet expectations.

Here's a look at the hits and misses of the horror game industry in recent years.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer's opinion.

Despite the fact that the previous Silent Hill games are all regarded as horror masterpieces, Silent Hill 2 takes the top spot on this list and returns to the titular gloomy town. However, the game isn't a true sequel to the first.

Being under the impression that his wife had died three years, James Sunderland begins receiving letters inviting him to meet her at their favorite area, Silent Hill. Silent Hill rapidly transforms into a perplexing hallucination packed with creatures, and strange occurrences as James navigates the town. The game's psychological components are meant to play with the player's head, and that’s the main aspect of Silent Hill 2.

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard upholds the Resident Evil series' heritage by exceeding its predecessor in a variety of different ways. Resident Evil 6 isn't a horrible game by any means, but it deviated enough from the formula that gamers didn't appreciate it as much as previous installments in the series.

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