Don’t know what to play? Among the thousand and one horror releases for Halloween, there were some gems that no one had seen before – Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered.
Several important rescues of classics like Red Dead Redemption, which have been in demand for years, have recently arrived on PC; and others, such as Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, which may not be as in demand. Meanwhile, we still have a very interesting calendar for the week from October 28 to November 3, which can be filled with fresh ideas. About this and about a thousand and one indie horror films taking advantage of the attraction of Halloween.
New releases
Don’t Shout (October 28)
Horror connoisseurs have a clear understanding of which tropes are good and which are part of a cheap scare. This game focuses one hundred percent on that last strategy, which on paper is absurdly disastrous; but it cannot be denied that it has its own. The idea is to explore a programmed forest. full of screamers simple for YouTubers, and if you scream, the microphone determines it: game over. A game of silence that is as simple as it is effective.
Backrooms: Party People (October 29)
Another horror game (we’re wrapping it up, I promise), this time set in an iconic interior utility rooms: Internet meme which eventually spawned countless stories and theories. This game is by no means the first to use this setting as its backdrop, but it is one of the most beautiful. It’s time to investigate the scene using an anomaly detector, and in the strangest ways.
Vampire Hunters (October 30)
Does that sound scary too? Well, that’s not true at all: it’s an action-packed first-person shooter where you stack up to 14 firearms in the interface at the same time, and you’ll be facing hordes of evil with a dose of lead that you won’t see even in DOOM. He’s also a roguelike with many skills; and dancing monsters. Yes, you read that right: breakdancing zombies.
Pharmacy (November 1)
Farming and action RPG with an anime aesthetic. Typical, right? However, it has a special feature: in addition to vegetables and herbs, it allows you to grow monsters to raise, train and use in battle. All this with the touch of an artist who has some experience in manga: Hiro Mashima (Fairy Tail). If you like this particular niche, there aren’t many better alternatives.
Remasters or remakes
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered (October 31)
One of those extravagant Japanese things that could only come from minds like Suda51 (Grasshopper). The original 2011 became one of those gems which is sometimes cited by the foodies of that generation, and which is finally coming to PC with some graphical improvements and a story that, by today’s standards, squeals for the better. A very charismatic first-person shooter.
Wanderer: Fragments of Fate (October 31)
There are not many good reviews in the technology market. virtual realitybut the Stranger was one of them. Now it’s back with a remake that greatly improves the graphics and adds three new levels to the campaign. If you want to play a first-person adventure with a pretty powerful physics engine and you have a compatible device, give it a try.
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