Sentences with phrase «horror vibe»

The game is going for a much heavier survival horror vibe this time around.

The chilling horror vibes set in, questions thrown up in the air.

This looks tremendous although I didn't get an Asian horror vibe from it either.

But there is a distinctive horror vibe as you will be occasionally creeping around keeping an eye out for enemies or a bright light.

Tsuboyama: Me too; the image has that classic Japanese horror vibe you see even today, but I hope that it scares players by how bizarrely it moves and such.

We also know that Spawn will have a heavy horror vibe, which is fitting for the character.

We don't know for sure what kind of game it will be, but everything we've seen so far carries an unmistakable horror vibe.

Obviously this intrusion of commercialism did lasting damage to the smart horror vibe the game had worked so hard to establish by that point.

There must be a «creepy vintage horror vibe» in the air this month, with regular Daredevil cover artist going all Village of the Damned on us.

It infuses each game with an almost True Detective or urban horror vibe, and a crazy amount of gameplay possibilities.

It definitely gives off that psychological horror vibe.

It's surprising how strongly Edith Finch «s existing Japanese horror vibes are highlighted in its recent Japanese trailer, especially in its use of flashback and the sickly grey green hue saturating everything.

Combining tourniquets with another element, such as an herb or alcohol, will affect the way in which they can be used and certainly gives Revelations 2 much more of a survival horror vibe, with characters having to use what they find tactically.

We also know that Spawn will have a heavy horror vibe, which is fitting -LSB-...]

The killers, in their plastic cherub masks, were spooky specters emerging from the night, and that lent the opening section of the movie a disquieting imitation - J - horror vibe that it all too quickly abandoned.

I can't really advise about DSII, i picked up DSIII on sale a month before BB was on plus, enjoyed what i played but it's slower paced than BB and doesn't have the same gothic - horror vibe that BB has — and i just kept thinking about BB while playing it, so i jumped back into that.

This film, essentially a remake of Evil Dead with a high production value and jokes - to - gore ratio, plays fast and loose with continuity and goes all - in on the franchise's trademark comedy / horror vibe.

I didn't know they were going for a comedy / horror vibe, like the old Gremlins movies (I read game reviews but I don't read movie reviews or else maybe I would have known that).

It seems to have a more realistic - horror vibe than the previous games, though as we saw as our hero combined a sledgehammer and chainsaw, the ridiculousness will still be there.

I also have no idea what the deal with the baby is, but the horror vibes it has going for it have certainly piqued my interest.

Then there's GTFO, another cooperative FPS with a horror vibe due to be available for PC at some point in 2018.

Whether in the Victorian-esque town at the start of the game, to the gothic castle at the end, with the swamp and labyrinth in - between, the game always looks set on the horror vibe, but never truly feels scary.

Sledgehammer Games set out to add a horror vibe to the mode this time around, producing a scariest version fo the cooperative mode to date.

I love puzzle games like I Expect You To Die, and of course the horror vibe of Resident Evil 7 is brilliant in full immersion.

There will be a full single player campaign with a horror vibe (the protagonist will be on a ghost ship trying to figure out what happened to it), but even more interesting is what the developer is planning beyond the single player.

The real letdown is that while many of the stock enemy designs are clearly inspired by the original game, the horror vibe is completely gone.