The term "classic horror games" refers to a genre of video or computer games that are designed to scare and frighten players through various elements such as suspense, fear, and terror. These types of games often involve supernatural creatures, ghosts, monsters, or other terrifying characters that try to harm the player character or cause them psychological distress. The goal is usually for the player to navigate through a haunted environment, solve puzzles, and overcome obstacles while avoiding danger and death. Classic horror games often draw from traditional horror stories, movies, and literature, and are known for their atmospheric settings, tense music, and shocking moments that can leave players feeling scared or unsettled. Examples of classic horror games include titles such as "Resident Evil," "Silent Hill," and "Alone in the Dark."