Tag: Spooky Month
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So I finally played Five Nights at Freddy’s

Regardless of how you feel about the series, the crazy story, or the fandom, it’s impossible to deny that Five Nights at Freddy’s is a horror icon. From an insane amount of games, books, and even movies, this small indie series mostly started by one guy has exploded into the mainstream in ways no one…
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A Trip to Silver Pines

So, I did not plan to write this review. While Silver Pines is a game I have been looking forward to after it came on my radar a few months back, I didn’t think I would be writing about it so soon. For context, when this review drops, Silver Pines will have only been out…
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Do you remember DreadOut?

Happy Spooky Month! Just like with every October, I will be reviewing and discussing horror games all month long to help get everyone in the holiday spirit. If you’re familiar with this blog you know I love a good horror game so it’s always a good excuse to talk about some. And this Spooky Month…
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Silent Hill f: Saving a Series

I have talked a lot about the Silent Hill series on this blog, I’ve probably talked about it more than any other series, and that’s because I love Silent Hill! But if you’ve read a lot of my other posts on Silent Hill you know I also kind of hate the series as well. This…
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Resident Evil: Defining Survival Horror

When you are talking about classic horror games, or even just classic games in general, Resident Evil will always be brought up. While it’s not technically the game that invented survival horror, that honor would probably go to 1992’s Alone in the Dark, Resident Evil is absolutely the game that invented the term, popularized the…
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Kuon: FromSoftware’s Forgotten Horror Game

Of the three games I have spoken about this month, I am willing to bet that Kuon is the one that has been heard of the least. It released in 2004 when classic survival horror was kind of dying out. The second half of the PS2’s life cycle definitely saw a decline in classic survival…




