Carnival Hunt is one of those rare multiplayer horror games that immediately feels different after your very first match. Beer Night Studio didn’t simply copy the formula that fans already know. Instead, the developers created a brutal game of cat and mouse where both sides are constantly fighting against time itself. The Bunnies aren’t ordinary…
When I first loaded into Carnival Hunt, I expected another asymmetric horror game where survivors simply run in circles while one overpowered monster chases them around the map. After several hours of playing during Steam Early Access, I realized I couldn’t have been more wrong. Beer Night Studio has created something that feels familiar at…
When I first watched Carnival Hunt in action, it immediately felt different from the flood of multiplayer horror games we’ve seen over the past few years. Most titles try to outdo each other with bigger monsters or bloodier kills. Beer Night Studio decided to take another route entirely. Instead of simply asking players to run…
There are very few games that leave the same strange feeling as BioShock Infinite. I still remember the first time I walked through Columbia — the bright skies, the cheerful music, the impossible floating city, and that uncomfortable feeling that something was deeply wrong beneath all the beauty. It looked like a dream, but every…
I have played plenty of horror games where the atmosphere does all the heavy lifting, but Twisted Tower immediately caught my attention because it feels like someone mixed the chaotic energy of BioShock, the twisted imagination of a dark Disney attraction, and the fast combat of classic shooters. When Atmos Games and 3D Realms revealed…
When I launched Forest Escape: Last Train for the first time, I expected exactly two things: panic and teamwork. Panic because the Warden is one of the creepiest horror antagonists I’ve seen in an indie game this year. Teamwork because repairing a train while your friends scream over voice chat is exactly the type of…
The first thing that hit me while playing Forest Escape: Last Train wasn’t one of the monsters lurking between the trees—it was just how much pressure the game throws at you every single minute. Plenty of survival horror games rely on cheap jump scares. This one doesn’t. Instead, it slowly builds tension until every trip…
The Steam Deck has become my favorite way to experience co-op games. There is something incredibly satisfying about jumping into a horror session from the couch, headphones on, while your friends slowly lose their minds over voice chat. Naturally, one of the biggest questions surrounding The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu is whether Valve’s handheld can…
Psychological horror games rarely make me nervous before I even launch them, but The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu is shaping up to be one of those exceptions. After watching gameplay footage, technical showcases, and developer presentations, it’s obvious this isn’t another jump-scare simulator. ACE Team is mixing cooperative survival, Lovecraftian horror, and a reality-warping sanity…
The indie horror space didn’t just “evolve” in the last few years — it got shoved off a cliff and came back wearing a clown mask, screaming into proximity chat. There was a time when horror games meant slow corridors, scripted jumpscares, and a flashlight that dies at the worst possible moment. Now it’s you…
