The extraction-shooter scene has never been short on ideas, but Waste The Fallen immediately caught my attention for one very specific reason: it looks like it actually understands why this genre works. Royal Crow is taking the familiar loop of dropping into a dangerous map, grabbing whatever valuable gear you can find, and desperately trying…
The idea that horror only works when you’re completely alone has never really convinced me. Sure, classic single-player nightmares still hit hard, but cooperative horror has reached a point where sharing the experience actually makes everything more unsettling. The moment your teammate starts questioning what they see, or you’re convinced they’re walking straight into a…
I’ve played a lot of horror games on stream—from slow psychological burns to full chaos co-op screamfests—but every once in a while a game shows up that doesn’t just try to scare you, it actively tries to distort your sense of reality. That’s exactly the feeling I get from The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu, and…
