Resident Evil 9: Requiem
Reanimal is a chilling 4-hour horror co-op and our top pick, but wait for a 50% sale unless splitting the cost.
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If you want horror single-player games, here's what we'd play tonight.
Reanimal is a chilling 4-hour horror co-op and our top pick, but wait for a 50% sale unless splitting the cost.
Darker and nastier than Little Nightmares, and the atmosphere justifies the comparison — but five hours with a fumbled ending means wait for a discount.
AdHoc's Telltale-DNA reborn — Dispatch is a superhero workplace comedy where dispatch decisions cascade across episodes, and the writing earns every callback.
Corridor dread and bullet-hoarding done as well as Dead Space did it — worth the price if you can forgive boss fights that belong in a different game.
Skip the default green button: Gold costs less than Standard plus Separate Ways and adds the extras pack. Superb remake — but the 2005 original is still sold, and cheaper.
Polished horror remake that earns the 2001 comparison — Bloober Team's over-the-shoulder camera reframes Pyramid Head's chase without losing the original's dread.
Finally fixed since launch — patches 1.5 through 1.8 restored A-Life and tamed the worst stutters that wrecked the November 2024 reception.
Punches above its $40 price tag — Crane's Beast Mode and the return to DL1's horde-dense streets make this the series' best since the original.
Not the Bloodlines 2 you wanted — the one we got. The Chinese Room's atmosphere and writing are great, but it's a smaller, more linear game than the cult original.
Silent Hill comes back swinging in 1960s Japan — Ryukishi07's writing and Yamaoka's score carry it past combat that's still the franchise's weak spot.