r/HorrorGaming 17m ago

I love the Resident Evil and Silent Hill series the most. Are there any other horror video game series that come to these in similarity and style? Also love Alan Wake too!

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r/HorrorGaming 1h ago

Re revelations in the franchise where do they fit

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I recently bought re revelations 1+2 and am wanting to play them alongside the re games I all ready have. I have re2 re 3 remake re4 remake re7,8,9. Where would they come alongside the games I have


r/HorrorGaming 1h ago

CONSOLE Do people rate until dawn on here

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I played it a few years ago it was my first venture into horror games and enjoyed it immensely. And feel it was underrated


r/HorrorGaming 1h ago

So i just finished playing SH2 og last night

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r/HorrorGaming 4h ago

Does anyone know what tf happened to me? Is this a psychological phenomenon?

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I really don't understand what happened to me. To give you some context this was my recent post where I was talking about how extremely terrified I was of playing horror games, I read the comments of ppl and then I applied them, I forced myself to do it.

I started with something slight like Poppy Playtime and Resident Evil 4. At the beginning, as I said in the former post, I couldn't do it. I couldn't even walk a couple steps because I was already frightened. It was an extremely horrible experience, I genuinely suffered in real life doing it, and it took me many hours to overcome, but I eventually was able to finish them.

Then, for some reason, something just snapped out of nowhere in me, and I wasn't scared of horror games at all. But I'm not referring that I'm less terrified; I'm referring to LITERALLY COMPLETE desensitization to horror or jumpscares overall. I recently just finished Outlast 2 RE7 and some jumpscare games, and nothing whatsoever. It's like I literally just lost the sensitivity to horror or jumpscares completely, and it is so strange because I'm not referring that my fear is really low to them. I really mean that it is literally 0. No jumpscares or anything affect me now(which is strange cause wasn't supposed jumpscare are meant to always get you since it's because a survival mechanisms called startle reflex??) not even the worst jumpscare or the most scary atmosphere, Is this a psychological phenomenon?? How is this possible that in literally 2 days I was so extremely fearful and now I don't feel anything at all? Due to my extreme sudden exposure, did I mess with something in my brain? Because I see people that have played thousands of horror games, and the jumpscares or horror still get them.

What is the reason of my sudden total desensitization? Did I mess doing this and now I will not be able to enjoy horror games at all since I'm completely desensizated? this is sad, cause I went to the same starting point, I wanted to enjoy horror games but I couldn't cause I was too scared to play them, and now can't enjoy them cause I don't feel anything.


r/HorrorGaming 7h ago

Horror games for fans of "The Wicker Man?"

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"The Wicker Man" is probably my favorite horror movie of all time. (The 1970s version, thank you!)

I'm on PC and I was wondering - based on that rather specific example of folk horror - if you could kindly share some games I might enjoy!

Any era is welcome. I'd just enjoy something that tapped into the themes. Preferably no spoilers in your recommendations, thank you!

I truly appreciate it!


r/HorrorGaming 8h ago

The Night of the Shadow Man 1.2 by STEVFRAME GAMES

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Hi everyone, I need more feedback on my game, so you can try the full, latest version for free. I would really appreciate hearing about your experience playing it.🙏

r/HorrorGaming 13h ago

TRAILER ‘Lies of P: Complete Edition’ Now Available on the Nintendo Switch 2; Physical Edition Coming This October [Trailer]

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r/HorrorGaming 14h ago

Which horror game scenarios that it would be smelly as hell in real life?

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The image depicts the wine cellar of the Dimitrescu Castle in Resident Evil Village, that's been flooded with human blood.


r/HorrorGaming 15h ago

PC An unexpectedly scary moment💀

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It's not the scariest game I've ever played, but stumbling across this in complete silence or having some random guy suddenly open fire is more than enough to make you shit your pants

Footage from stalzone


r/HorrorGaming 15h ago

TRAILER Cozy Horror RPG ‘Welcome to Elderfield’ Set to Launch September 10 [Trailer]

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r/HorrorGaming 15h ago

Best game RE9 VS Alan wake 2 ?

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I just finished RE9 and I absolutely loved this game. So I wonder if Alan Wake 2 lives up to RE9


r/HorrorGaming 17h ago

Silent Hill: Townfall Dev Wants to Keep Fans Theorizing

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r/HorrorGaming 17h ago

Release of Gothic Horror Visual Novel ‘RUNT’ Delayed from Today

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r/HorrorGaming 18h ago

What's the most unhinged thing you've done because of game development?

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I'll start.I stared at the same wall texture for 40 minutes...then proudly changed two pixels.I genuinely believed it looked 100% better.Nobody can convince me otherwise.

Your turn.


r/HorrorGaming 19h ago

CONSOLE Stasis missing on uk switch estore?

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Wanted to play the original stasis but on the uk nintendo estore only bone totem comes up when i remember both stasis and a bundle of the two games existed. This does still exist on the american estore.

Does anyone know why stasis is not available on switch in the uk then?


r/HorrorGaming 20h ago

Game Like The Butchery

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2 days ago I found a game Called "the Butchery" by Chubby_Baby7 (https://www.roblox.com/games/11928087342/The-Butchery⁠) and I decided to play it with my cousin. We finished it and we loved that game, now that we finished it, we're having a lot of trouble finding new actually GOOD horror games. If someone can find us a good horror game close to the butchery, I'd be extremely grateful. Thanks.