Sentences with phrase «just about every horror game»

You see, in addition to the standard - issue torch that has featured in just about every horror game since the year dot, Juliette can also use a stereo microphone which if you've ever seen The Conjuring is probably the most terrifying item you could probably ever have when you're falling about in the gloom.

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You can learn more about this terrifying co-op mode at the official website, you can try your hand at the enigma machine to unlock secrets of the game and learn more about the characters, and you may just want to binge watch some classic zombie horror movies, just so you can be the first to identify those delightful Easter eggs Cameron spoke about.

Now, I don't really have a clue about what Resident Evil is all about — it's a true nightmare, not meaning the story and the setting, but just how you have to play it... it is not a good survival horror (it is not a survival horror at all), it is not a good action game, it is not a good shooter.

Just don't expect a true horror game; Dead Island, especially when playing in online co-op, is more about the fun and thrills than it is about the jump - scares.

There's nothing all that scary about Weeping Doll; any sort of creepy imagery just tends to fall flat and the game's voice acting can, at times, make the game feel more comedy than horror.

The Metro series in my opinion are among some of the most underappreciated games in recent times, as they have just about everything that I want from a horror game, suspense, sinister creatures, cruel humanity, the feeling of dread and a gripping story, I could go on further.

That being said I enjoy just about every type of game, but more than anything I love playing horror / unique games.

Focussing less on the war at large in favour of a more personal, character - driver tale, the much touted campaign of WW2 is just as much about brotherhood, family, and the horrors of war as it is about shooting Nazi's in the face, or at least that's what the game would like you to believe.

Despite calling itself the gamer's console, PlayStation's exclusive launch titles are weak compared to the One which touches just about every genre including fighting, racing, survival horror and action.

Nick has been talking a little bit about horror games recently, it's made me think about my struggles with horror games, or even just mildly scary games.

Just imagine playing a horror game, and right as you are about to take that bathroom break, a message informs you that something will be watching you poop.

I haven't quite gotten over just how good Until Dawn is, so in an attempt to help me move past it in time for SOMA, I'd like to hear about the horror game (s) that surprised you the most, either by exceeding your expectations or failing spectacularly to live up to them.

Survival horror games are best when they give the player a good level of immersion in the game world, and being able to play Resident Evil in virtual reality is just about as immersive as it gets.