Sometimes unashamedly riffing on the biggest genre hits works – just ask Nightghast, a creepy budget horror game in the vein of P.T., Resident Evil and Silent Hill
Indie Spotlight | Nightghast is short but sweet and proper unsettling
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GamesHorrorSometimes unashamedly riffing on the biggest genre hits works – just ask Nightghast, a creepy budget horror game in the vein of P.T., Resident Evil and Silent HillWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesHorrorSometimes unashamedly riffing on the biggest genre hits works – just ask Nightghast, a creepy budget horror game in the vein of P.T., Resident Evil and Silent HillWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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(Image credit: Playstige Interactive)
To be fair to Nightghast, I’d been exploring the darkest pockets of its abandoned country house setting for a full 20 minutes before encountering its first shameless jump scare. It’s also worth noting up front that despite taking my time with Playstige Interactive’s first-person …
