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... and it's not you and your "squad."

I can't help but feel like the anti-gravity adventure and puzzler, Heavenly Bodies, has all the makings of a horror game.

Twitter user @eshaknows_ managed to be the lucky winner, who showed off Fightposium's stunning work in a reveal video.

Witch It! will launch fully on October 22nd, which is perfectly timed to be included in our 31 Days of Halloween series.

Hallow‘s End - World of Warcraft‘s seasonal all-world event - has begun, letting players take in the sights and sounds of the spooky season.

If you’re looking for top-down medieval carnage, look no further than Darksburg from indie developer and publisher, Shiro Games.

Mist Survival is one of the must-play titles for fans of the survival horror genre.

Sagebrush, from indie developer Redact Games, which sees players adventuring through an abandoned cult compound.

Song of Horror has brought its terrifying survival-horror gameplay to consoles, and is available today for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

What Happened puts players in the shoes of Stiles, a high school student who is dealing with A LOT.

Onee Chanbara Origin takes a team of the "world's sexiest zombie slayers" through high-speed Japanese hack ‘n slash action.

The Inner Friend is a great way to spend one of your evenings during October's 31 Days of Halloween.

Truth be told, just writing about World of Horror genuinely sends shivers down my spine.

Even as a 2D side-scroller, Neverending Nightmares is incredibly immersive thanks to the well-executed audio design and score.

Pumpkin Jack's whimsical art direction and enchanting audio design make it a must-play platformer this Halloween season.

Even as a demo, Ikai is a welcomed addition to the horror genre, worthy of being mentioned among some of the genre’s scariest titles.

Scorn is touted as an "intensely atmospheric" and "unsettling first-person horror game" and, frankly, that seems to be an understatement.

The scares in The Last of Us: Part II don't let up from the original game.

Goner looks poised to take the survival genre to the next level while adding a horror element on top of it all.