How to Play Horror Games If You Scare Easily
Practical tips for enjoying horror games when you scare easily: picking the right game, using settings, playing with friends and pacing yourself.
Practical tips for enjoying horror games when you scare easily: picking the right game, using settings, playing with friends and pacing yourself.
An A-to-Z glossary of horror game terms, from asymmetric multiplayer and ink ribbons to stalker enemies and tank controls, with real examples.
Twelve approachable horror games for nervous newcomers, from gentle spooky stories to modern classics with easy modes. Spoiler-free picks.
Where the "walking simulator" label came from, how these games tell stories through places and voices, and what sets them apart from adventure games.
New to Resident Evil? Release order vs. story order, which remakes replace originals, what you can skip and three routes into the series.
Konami's Silent Hill from Team Silent's classics through the Western-made sequels, the P.T. saga and the revival with SH2 remake, f and Townfall.
Every mainline Resident Evil game from 1996 to Requiem (2026): the classic era, the action years, the first-person reboot and the modern remakes.
Inventory puzzles, dialogue trees and verb menus: a beginner's guide to point-and-click adventures, from Colossal Cave to modern revivals.
Survival, psychological, action, stealth, cosmic and co-op horror compared: how each one scares you and which games show it best.
What makes a game survival horror? Vulnerable heroes, scarce ammo, puzzles and dangerous spaces, plus a short history from Sweet Home to today.