As an avid horror fan who has played online horror games, I admit that I never played the demo of Can’t Revert. I hadn’t even played P.T. before. I played games like Silent Hill, Resident Evil, Bendy, and Poppy Playtime but missed Can’t Revert’s demo because I replayed Silent Hill Homecoming. So, when Can’t Revert

Indie horror games often touch upon topics mainstream does not Imagine walking through a desolate mansion, floorboards creaking beneath your feet, eldritch shadows dancing along the walls, and every turn bringing you closer to an unseen terror. That’s the dread-inducing essence indie horror games strive to capture. But creating such a game isn’t about throwing

Going out of your depths in the FPS game BioShock It’s not a secret that my favorite game genre is horror, whether it combined with an FPS game or RPG. While not a typical horror game, my favorite Bioshock is the original released on Xbox 360. If you want more BioShock news, check out my

Since I was a kid, I constantly read books. From fantasy to horror, if it had the air of fantastical or eldritch, you’d see me buried in it. Books ignited my imagination and that of others. So, when a leap is made from a book to video games, you get some engaging narratives. As I

BioShock is a first-person shooter that merges horror elements with storytelling. In the underwater city of Rapture, which Andrew Ryan created as a utopia, soon descended into chaos following genetic alterations that granted superhuman abilities through the substance known as plasmids. You take on the role of Jack, who, after a plane crash, discovers the