Horror
Observer: Video Game Review
Observer is a psychological horror game that was released in 2017 on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game is set in a futuristic cyberpunk world and features Rutger Hauer, who playe...
5 Best PlayStation VR Horror Games
Playing horror games in virtual reality is, in our opinion, the best way to play any game in the genre. Some great VR horror games have been released to the PlayStation VR headset in the past few year...
Remothered: Tormented Fathers Review
Here at Blog of Games we love our horror games and are always on the lookout for the best additions to the genre. One fairly recent title that has received almost universal positive reviews is Remothe...
The Inpatient VR Review
We briefly touched upon The Inpatient VR in our review of the best horror games of 2018, but we enjoyed it so much that we feel it warrants its own review. So, here is a rundown of what you can expect...
5 Best Free Online Horror Games
What’s the only thing better than horror games? Free online horror games! Here in our video game blog, we have compiled a short list of fun and scary horror games online for free that you can start pl...
SOMA: Game Review
SOMA has just been announced as one of the monthly free games available for PS Plus subscribers (December 2018), and this feels like the perfect time take a look at what the game has to offer. The gam...
The 5 Best Japanese Horror Games
It is well documented that Japanese Horror (or J-horror) is among the most unique, psychologically intense and suspenseful forms of the genre. You only have to looks at films such as Ju-On, Dark Water...
The Best Horror Games for the PC
After covering the best free horror games, the best VR horror games, and the best horror games of 2018, it is now time to look at the greatest PC horror titles of all time. So, let’s get straight to i...
The Best VR Horror Games
Normally when playing a horror game, if it gets too much you can just turn your head away or look at the ensuing terror through the gaps in your fingers. Not in virtual reality. There is no escaping. ...