HORROR
4 stories this week
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"You and up to two friends work the night shift at a mountain gas station in Japan, 1999," he told me via email. The pitch for Sankan, from solo developer Dany Rexton of YTKA Games, intrigued me. "You and up to two friends work the night shift at a mountain gas station in Japan, 1999," he told me via email. "The voice in your head names a customer you have to kill. Do it, and you clean up the blood and bury the body before dawn. Refuse the voice, and it starts hunting you." And then I took a look at the… In Sankan, you work the night shift at a gas station on an old mountain road in Yamanashi. Make coffee, stock shelves, mop floors, smoke under the canopy.
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Verity, which originated in a series of cinematic horror stories using the Minecraft game engine, has generated more than 81 million views across just four official videos. ThatMob, the creator of Verity, the central figure in a viral horror content series, has signed with CAA. Verity, which originated in a series of cinematic horror stories using the Minecraft game engine, has generated more than 81 million views across just four official videos. In just a few months, the property has developed an […]
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Set in 1999, just before the arrival of the new millenium, you explore Fairy Town, a town caught between changing tides. Don't miss the gameplay trailer for JIAOHUN, a first-person psychological horror game from 12AM BLACKOUT. Set in 1999, just before the arrival of the new millenium, you explore Fairy Town, a town caught between changing tides. Step into the darkness and learn the truth at the heart of Fairy Town's downfall. JIAOHUN launches on PC (Steam) and PlayStation 5 (PS5) in 2027!
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Jun Takeuchi explained that the company wanted to introduce players to the franchise through the Raccoon City incident rather than start with the 1996 survival horror classic. Capcom chose to begin its modern Resident Evil remake series with Resident Evil 2 because the original game’s slower approach to horror might not have connected with contemporary audiences. Jun Takeuchi explained that the company wanted to introduce players to the franchise through the Raccoon City incident rather than start with the 1996 survival horror classic. His explanation appears in the…
