Horror gaming: the releases and scares worth staying up for.
Frogwares game director Alexander Gresko explains how the sequel to 2019's The Sinking City narrows its scope from open-world detective adventure to focused survival horror while preserving the investigation DNA.



Horror is having a moment, and it earned it. Our horror games coverage follows the new releases, the remakes reviving classic scares for modern hardware, and the indie titles proving you do not need a big budget to get under someone's skin.
We track survival horror, psychological slow-burns and the co-op frights that turn a scary night into a group event. When a genre highlight drops or a beloved series comes back, we cover it honestly, including whether the scares actually land or just the marketing did.
Indie studios drive a lot of the genre, so our indie game news overlaps often. Atmosphere matters, and the right setup helps, which is where our best gaming room lighting and best gaming monitors guides come in. The games desk covers the rest.