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Forget solving the puzzle. The real nightmare begins when you discover what the box was actually designed to do.
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Read more: The Genesis Configuration Explained: The Dark Secrets Behind Hellraiser’s New Puzzle Box
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Four ghosts. One maze. No escape. What more do you people want?
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Read more: PAC-MAN Is a Horror Game. I Will Not Be Taking Questions.
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Hideo Kojima is making a horror game. Naturally, he refuses to tell us what the hell it actually is.
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Read more: OD–KNOCK: Everything We Know So Far About Hideo Kojima’s Next Horror Nightmare
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Sometimes the scariest part of a horror game is watching someone build it.
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Read more: What If You Could Watch a Horror Game Being Born?
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Greetings Horror Gaming Fans,
Get your controllers or mouse & keyboards ready for the release of the 2026 Fornitemares event beginning on Thursday, October 1st!
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She may look like an ordinary bunny, but in the world of DOOM, Daisy became something much bigger.
There are plenty of terrifying creatures in the DOOM universe. Demons. Imps. Cacodemons. Hell Knights. Revenants. Cyberdemons. And, of course, whatever that thing is that looks like it really needs a dentist.
But before DOOM Guy became the demon-slaying, shotgun-wielding nightmare of Hell, he had something considerably more wholesome in his life: a pet rabbit named Daisy.
And yes, Daisy is adorable.
Unfortunately, being associated with DOOM Guy isn't exactly the safest career choice.
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Read more: DOOM Guy’s Rabbit, Daisy: The Cutest Legend in Hell
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There are few things more comforting than knowing that Michael Myers is coming back.
Sure, he has been coming back for nearly 50 years. He has survived gunshots, stabbings, fires, falls, explosions, retcons, reboots, alternate timelines and approximately 9,000 people who really should have remembered to check behind the curtain.
But this time, Michael Myers isn't just coming back to a movie theater.
He's coming to your game console—and this time, you get to be the Boogeyman.
Halloween: The Game is scheduled to arrive digitally on September 8, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. Developed and published by IllFonic, the game is being built around the 1978 Halloween rather than trying to cram every sequel, reboot and timeline into one giant continuity blender.
And from everything we've seen so far, this could be one of the most interesting video-game adaptations of Halloween ever made.
So let's take a look at what we actually know.
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There are horror games that you play once.
There are horror games that you play for a weekend.
There are horror games that you play until 3:00 in the morning, at which point you suddenly realize you have work in four hours and your life choices have become questionable.
And then there is Dead by Daylight.
Released in 2016 by Behaviour Interactive, Dead by Daylight has somehow turned the simple concept of “one psychopath chases four terrified people around a map” into one of the most enduring horror games ever created.
In 2026, the game celebrated its 10th anniversary, which is an absolutely ridiculous achievement for any multiplayer game—and especially for a horror game.
The Fog has been around for a decade.
And apparently it isn't planning on clearing anytime soon.
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Read more: Dead by Daylight: How One Horror Game Survived the Fog for 10 Years
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There are horror games that try to scare you.
There are horror games that try to disgust you.
And then there is Quake, which looks at the entire concept of human sanity, throws it into a wood chipper, and asks you to solve the problem with a rocket launcher.
Released in 1996, Quake helped redefine the first-person shooter. It was fast, brutal, atmospheric and relentlessly hostile. But beneath all the gib-spraying gunplay was something that made Quake fundamentally different from DOOM.
Quake felt wrong.
Not merely dangerous.
Not merely demonic.
Wrong.
Its castles, ancient ruins, grotesque monsters, impossible architecture and otherworldly dimensions created an atmosphere that felt heavily influenced by the cosmic horror of H.P. Lovecraft. You weren't just fighting monsters.
You were trespassing somewhere humanity was never supposed to go.
And now, 30 years after the original game arrived, Quake has received a brand-new free episode that leans even harder into that nightmare.
Meet Dawn of the Machine.
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