Indie horror's "the weirder, the better" approach is effortlessly pulling focus from triple A games this summer – but why?
Opinion | The biggest horror games of Summer Game Fest have proven to me that indies still run this scene.
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GamesHorrorIndie horror’s “the weirder, the better” approach is effortlessly pulling focus from triple A games this summer – but why?When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesHorrorIndie horror’s “the weirder, the better” approach is effortlessly pulling focus from triple A games this summer – but why?When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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But perhaps the most exciting new reveal came to me in the form of Blumhouse Games. The home of cinematic horror has a brand new games publishing branch, announced alongside a bumper trailer that promises a feast of indie terrors currently in the works under its wing. I felt my mouth drop open as I inched closer to the TV screen. Nothing, not even the …
