Agony studio reveals its financial problems, cancels unrated version of game
Probably due to poor sales
Grab the demo for Beware, a promising survival horror game with a twist
Being alone at night on a deserted road is truly terrifying
New Agony story trailer arrives ahead of game's release, and it's appropriately twisted
Almost certainly not suitable for work
Behaviour Interactive unveils Deathgarden ahead of PAX East 2018
Asymmetrical multiplayer set in a dystopian future
Driving Survival adds a welcomed twist to the survival horror genre
Not scarier than trying to drive in L.A. traffic, but close
Five scary games that you should play tonight for Halloween
You might want to check in the closet and under the bed before you start these games
Outlast 2 banned in Australia over scenes of sexual violence
Another game banned in Australia
Metro: Last Light Review
The Metro series is set some years after nuclear war has ruined the surface of the Earth and put an end to civilization as we know it. In Russia, survivors have retreated to the Metro, re-forging a bleak semi-existence in the tunnels beneath the city. This is the sort of game that mentions, in its opening cinematic, the very real possibility that God is dead.
Last Light assumes that players got the "bad ending" in Metro 2033 and took the option to blast the entire population of "Dark Ones" into oblivion. The subsequent discovery of a single surviving Dark One sets the plot of Last Light in motion.
