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It might be the Christmas season, but Halloween is better – here are some spooky games for any holiday

Posted on December 31, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Editor’s Note: Full disclosure here, folks; we were originally going to publish this article back on Halloween, but PC Gaming Week was delayed. However, we didn’t want to waste this writer’s hard work, so we’re running it now – Halloween is the superior holiday, anyway! – Christian GuytonFear is vast and wide, like both the insecurities and imagination of the human mind when it’s given a few moments to wander in silence. That’s part of what makes horror games some of the most interesting to explore across the myriad genres out there; our imaginations hold virtually no limits, allowing video games to play at our own fears, chasing each and every mental terror our heads can conjure.
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