Horror games are a genre of video games designed to evoke fear, anxiety, and suspense in players. These games often feature dark and unsettling atmospheres, immersive storytelling, and elements that play on common fears such as death, the supernatural, and isolation. Gameplay mechanics may include survival elements, puzzle-solving, and resource management, often requiring players to navigate dangerous environments while avoiding threats, such as monsters or hostile characters.
Horror games can incorporate various subgenres, including psychological horror, survival horror, and action horror, each focusing on different aspects of fear and tension. The use of sound design, visual aesthetics, and narrative structure is crucial in heightening the emotional impact and creating a sense of dread. This genre seeks to immerse players in a terrifying experience, often leveraging jump scares, eerie ambiance, and storytelling techniques to maintain suspense and keep players engaged. Popular examples of horror games include “Resident Evil,” “Silent Hill,” and “Amnesia,” all of which have made significant contributions to the genre and its evolution over time.
The collaboration between Tokyo Ghoul and Dead by Daylight creates an immersive horror experience, blending iconic elements from both worlds. Kaneki Ken, transformed into a ghoul, becomes a fearsome predator…