These horror games set outside the US are infinitely more interesting

Some of my favorite horror games are located in familiar places: coastal cities, sleep suburban roads, a quiet family home. Many classic American Zettis pulls out, providing a level of stability and security before the horror kick. In recent years, I have been looking for more in horror games set up in different parts of the world, and I have loved the textures, detailed sports that are more disturbing because of their distance.

Still wakes up deep The film’s main character, Kaz McLearie, started with Scottish Oil Rig, exchanging a small conversation with his colleagues. The Chinese room, the manufacturer of the game, made sure that the accents and the slag points. There were also times when I had to rely on all the titles to find out what was about these characters, but I already shielded. Just when I started to feel comfortably, the oil vein drilled a little deeply and eliminated some of the horror. It doesn’t matter how much I initially belongs to the cause. Soon, I am in its shoes, dealing with extremely early fear like drowning, cosmic corruption, and death.

Shavedon Another excellent example is to draw Swiss folk tales and translate old stories through hand -made art. The game, as shown as it has been drawn into the pencil, has become heavy and ugly on each scene. A young man is returning to Craden, Alps to investigate his grandfather’s death in a tragic warehouse. There are very few allies in this missing village, and I am forced to rely on my friends, such as a disconnected, a screaming goat’s head or frustration.

Red candle games have followed critical definition of power and a fan Custody And DevotionTwo games that are based in Taiwan and are linked to the history and religion of the region. Custody White terror has been determined during terrorism, which has been a longer than a decades of martial law, which is a lot of factors in the story. DevotionOn the other hand, Taiwan’s sects and family instability pulls out to tell a fascinating and disturbing story.

Finnish Cottage 8 The recent Indy Harr Game of the Sociviya Games, released in March. This game is in a McKek, which is a summer cabin used for holidays. Unfortunately, this Mickey is a mess, and the world faces irregularities in the world. The cabin is empty, but an ugly Drip drip drip Instead of blood wood from the ceiling, the chimney is roaring on a pile of bones. A naked, face -laden man walks around gold, and I don’t like it at all. This is an easy game that I beat in less than half an hour, but the cottage itself feels for a lifetime. I can imagine it as a comfortable retreat of the summer, and the emergence of a screaming face in the cabinet door is even more worrisome.

I found myself so enjoying these games so much that I went back to the old titles that caused me to lose bigger, like SirenJapanese is a deep game in the Lok Harry. Siren It was published in 2003, and it shows its age – the basic “sight jacking” mechanic that lets you see through the eyes of the monsters is very good, but it is also quite a while. There are also some puzzles that are out of surprise, especially since the story is told in 10 characters in a three -day period. Thanks to a simple guide, I managed to ignore the worst of these difficulties, and was completely drowned in the strange history of Hanuda’s isolated village.

While I enjoyed the recent Bilber Team’s remake Silent Hill 2These new games have created me more interest in it Silent hill fWhich is based in Japan in the 1960s. We have seen that white men struggle in quiet American cities quite often, so I am very interesting to find the series trademark psychological horror search through a new lens. The main character of the film lives in the deserted town of Shimzo Hannako Abisovoka, and a thick wall of fog falls inside. The monster designs that we have seen so far are different from other enemies in the previous Silent Hill Games, and based on previous games, we can expect them to contact the protogonist in an unprecedented way.

We are enjoying the golden age of terrible sports, with small studios, creating panic -filled wild stories. When I find more of this genre, I enjoy myself in the fields of play in different cultures and regions. It provides an amazing air of ignorance to the whole game, and I am unlikely to join the same clutches and trumps. Sometimes, it is fun to go to a field trip to a new place – and as an extra bonus, feels frightened.