5 horror games based on real life incidents
Horror games have grown in popularity, encompassing a wide range of subgenres, styles, and settings. Despite their bleak outlooks, many of the fictitious locations in video games are based on real-world locations. Exhilarating sensations can be had by playing games that play with the darkest fears.
AAA games, RPGs, Action, FPS, and open-world games like the GTA series provide tremendous challenges as well, but they do not provide the same experience as horror games. Each genre, after all, has its own set of challenges, stories, and experiences.
Many horror games provide a wonderful challenge for those looking for something different from casual games. In general, horror game plots, such as Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and Outlast, are pure fiction. But imagine if the horror game's story was inspired by true events. It has to be scarier than the ones with made-up stories.
Platforms: Playstation 2, Nintendo 3DS, Wii, Wii U, and Xbox
Publisher: Koei Tecmo
Fatal Frame is a popular horror game that features a horrific tale, as well as excellent imagery and graphics. The story takes place in Japan in the Himuro Mansion.
Nobody is aware that the Himuro home exists. The Himuro Mansion actually exists in Japan, and it is thought to be the site of one of the country's worst mass murders, with seven individuals purportedly found dead as a result of bizarre occult rituals.
The "Strangling Ritual," in which a young girl would have ropes attached to her limbs, only to have them stretched apart and cut off from her in order to seal off evil spirits from the house, was supposedly carried out there.
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One
Publisher: IMGN.PRO
Kholat is an indie horror game set in Russia and inspired by the Dyatlov Pass incident.
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