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Here, we recognize that survival horror as a genre is often misunderstood, with many games mislabeled or overlooked. That’s why we’re dedicated to setting the record straight and celebrating the true essence of survival horror.
“Clock Tower” (1996) is crucial in survival horror for emphasizing helplessness and tension during a period when action-focused horror dominated. Its innovative point-and-click gameplay, real-time stalking by Scissorman, and reliance on evasion over combat offered a unique, psychological experience. This shifted the genre’s focus towards vulnerability and fear, influencing future horror games.
“Resident Evil 2” (1998) is pivotal in survival horror for refining the formula established by its predecessor. It expanded the narrative with dual campaigns, enhanced
Resident Evil is a landmark in survival horror, popularizing the gameplay first seen in Alone in the Dark. Its fixed camera angles, limited resources, and
Clock Tower is a 2D point-and-click survival horror game that prioritizes hiding and evasion over combat. Much of Clock Tower’s plot and artistic style are
Unlike most games in 1992, which were predominantly 2D, Alone in the Dark used 3D polygonal character models combined with pre-rendered backgrounds and fixed camera
