Best Of
The Best Psychological Horror Games, From Silent Hill 2 to Today
Eleven essential psychological horror games, from Silent Hill 2 and Eternal Darkness to SOMA, Signalis and Alan Wake 2, with spoiler-free content notes.
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Guides
Where to Start With Silent Hill: Which Games to Play and How
New to Silent Hill? Which entries stand alone, the best starting points, how to play older games legally in 2026, and an order for completionists.
Best Of
The Best Story-Driven Adventure Games to Play
Twelve standout story-driven adventure games across eras and styles, from Monkey Island to Edith Finch, with who each one suits. Spoiler-free.
Series Histories
Dead Space Series History: The USG Ishimura, Visceral and the 2023 Remake
The full history of EA's Dead Space: the 2008 original, its sequels and spin-offs, Visceral's 2017 closure and Motive's 2023 remake.
Adventure & Narrative
Detective Games Explained: How Deduction Mechanics Work
How detective games make you think: contradictions, deduction boards, fill-in-the-blank solutions and database searches, explained with key examples.
Horror Explained
Ammo, Inventory and Scarcity: How Survival Horror Resource Management Works
Why survival horror rations your bullets and pockets, how Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Dead Space and Signalis handle scarcity, and tips for new players.
Series Histories
The LucasArts Adventure Games: From Maniac Mansion to Grim Fandango
The history of LucasArts' adventure era: SCUMM, Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, Full Throttle, Grim Fandango and the no-dead-ends philosophy.
Series Histories
Telltale Games History: The Walking Dead, Collapse and Revival
How ex-LucasArts developers built Telltale, struck gold with The Walking Dead, collapsed in 2018 and returned under LCG Entertainment.
Guides
Resident Evil Remakes vs. Originals: Which Version Should You Play?
REmake, RE2, RE3 and RE4 compared with their originals: what changed, what was cut or added, and which version suits which kind of player.
Adventure & Narrative
Interactive Drama Games Explained: Choices, Branches and Quick-Time Events
How cinematic choice-driven games work: branching structures, the illusion of choice, QTEs and permanent deaths, plus the studios that defined the style.