5 horror games that players might not realise are based on real-life sites
A good plot, characters, gameplay, soundtrack, and adversaries may all contribute to a great horror game. All of these features work together to create a really memorable experience, or one of these elements may stand out more than the others to make a game memorable. However, there is another significant component that contributes to the success of a horror game: the setting.
In many ways, regardless of the video game, individual locales and their events have the ability to make lasting memories more than anything else. A fantastic site may sometimes be thought of as having its own style and class.
Many renowned settings are based on literature and movies, but the ones based on real-life locations are the most intriguing. Many well-known horror games, such as Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and Outlast, include locales that are based on real places.
Publishers: LKA, Wired Productions
Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Nintendo Switch, Macintosh operating systems
The Town Of Light is an adventure game with a strong psychological and horror element to it. It is set in an abandoned 20th-century psychiatric institution and was released in 2017. Players must explore abandoned buildings in search of clues to solve the past's secrets.
The Volterra Psychiatric Asylum in Tuscany, which was operated in the 1950s and 1960s, is faithfully reproduced in the game. At one point, the facility housed nearly 5000 inmates, all of whom suffered from mental illnesses.
The facility became infamous for its inhumane treatment of inmates, who were subjected to cure methods such as electroshock therapy and uncontrolled medication. Patients were even poisoned as a result of their treatment. The Town Of Light is situated in this
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