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Left 4 Dead featured many great zombie foes, but encouraging teamwork with their abilities is what made it such a…
Castlevania 2's features would lead to the popular Metroidvanias that fill the Castlevania Advance Collection, but creates a haunting mood…
1940's LA is a dangerous place in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Especially when its main villain could arguably go toe-to-toe…
After years spent being afraid to play fighters, a change in outlook (and some good systems in Guilty Gear Strive)…
Fuga: Melodies of Steel has a weapon that will win any match. But are you willing to sacrifice a beloved…
The prospect of being trampled to death by wildebeasts made for a genuinely frightening chase in the SNES release of…
Contra's Spread Gun. Castlevania's Crosses. Ninja Gaiden's Invincible Fire Wheel. Toxic Crusaders' Mop deserves a spot among these greats.
Shadow Hearts adds a little fear to its battles through some clever systems, using risk to make every encounter feel…
The Addams Family's eerie, quirky, dangerous home is as much a character as any family member, something the NES outing…
Maximum Carnage's mood of horror, menace, and violence wouldn't have been possible without the incredible soundtrack from Green Jellÿ.
With its great tools, writing, and cast, Ghostbusters: The Video Game is the perfect encapsulation of the ghost-busting experience.
While Monster Hunter Rise & Stories 2 are fun to play, their framing of combat and Monstie collection can make…
