Horror Games
Silent Hill
One of the surprise hits of E3 was without a doubt Silent Hill.
Resident Evil 4
In the first Resident Evil, you panicked because you weren't armed to deal with the situations thrown at you, and more often than not, had to flee the scene entirely.
Resident Evil: Outbreak
Zombies and scares have always been the name of the game in the Resident Evil franchise - in fact, it's been the name of the game for nearly eight years with few alterations to the successful formula.
Haunting Ground
Early in the game, you'll earn the friendship of a dog named Hewie, who can help protect your character, and whom you can interact with in a sort of limited friendship game sort of way.
Parasite Eve 2
Parasite Eve II should bring fans of the first flocking back for more, while the more action-intense gameplay wilt entice.
Silent Hill 2
Your name is James -- James Sunderland. You are just a normal, average guy. Three years ago, your wife Mary died from a mysterious illness that has left you devastated and in a perpetual state of mourning.
Dino Crisis
After spending time with this latest playable, we can confirm that Dino Crisis is indeed on target for survival horror greatness.
Obscure
Survival Horror games are becoming something of an odd collective. Relying often on the same themes and premises, the games are almost reaching the breaking point of boredom.
Resident Evil Code: Veronica X
Sega fanboys have one less Dreamcast-exclusive game to taunt PS2 owners about come this May.
Splatterhouse
It's hard to picture a person who wears a leather mask and carries a club as a hero but then Splatter-house is not your typical sidescrolling shooter either.
Condemned: Criminal Origins
Horror is one of my fascinations, and a good scary film is usually the perfect combination of creepy and strange to suit my mood.
