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Survival Horror

A collection of 22 posts

PAX West 2025

PAX West 2025: God Save Birmingham – an Ambitious Take On the Zombie Genre

It's the peasant living dead for thee

Indie Monthly

Indie Monthly: July 2025

Previewing the state of indie games

Indie Monthly

Indie Monthly: January 2025

Starting 2025 off right with detective-themed indies

Opinion

Fear and Hunger and Safe Rooms

A brief respite from fear

Review

Memory of a Town: Experiencing Silent Hill 2 Through Its Remake

Resurrecting a survival horror classic

Opinion

Resident Evil 2 (Nintendo 64): A Weird and Wonderful Achievement

The Zombie White Whale

Review

Gylt: A Survival Horror Starter Pack

On-ramp to the survival horror genre

Interview

The Making of Amnesia: The Bunker

Learn the secrets behind one of the scariest games of the generation

Game Design

What Defines 'Survival' in Survival Horror?

Exploring the relationship between the player's internal and external struggles

Review

Exploring Crow Country on PlayStation

Exploring the survival horror hit from the PlayStation perspective

Opinion

Remnant II: All the Small Things

Remnant II sweats the small stuff so we can enjoy it

Review

You Will Die Here Tonight Twists Survival Horror

Enjoy this Resident Evil inspired rogue-lite from Spiral Bound Interactive

Review

Amnesia: The Bunker Takes the Series Two Scary Steps Forward

Hunker in the Bunker

Review

Horrors Unleashed: The Callisto Protocol Review

This spiritual successor of Dead Space will leave you on edge

Opinion

Resident Evil 4: Perfecting the Couch Horror Experience

As fun to watch as it is to play

Opinion

Resident Evil 4 Remake Is Anxiety-Friendly Horror

A comforting sort of horror

Review

Dredge: Fishing for Your Life

A lonely occupation

Review

Dragon Ball: The Breakers Review

A fantastically innovative concept, that is ultimately broken by excessive monetisation and pay-to-win mechanics

Review

Signalis Review

Deeper into the abyss

Feature

SPOOKYJUMP: The Best Games To Play This Halloween

Play these games if you dare...

Game Design

The Problems With Indie Horror

When fear becomes frustrating

Review

Scorn Tells a Fleshy Tale

But lacks some meat on the bones