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the sinner horror pc game download p.t type game 20 Best Horror Games for PC (2018) No other genre of games can give you the same hair-raising experience as a horror game, which makes playing horror games one of the most exhilarating experiences that you can have. The setting, the soundtrack and the unique enemies put horror games in a league of their own, making them quite popular among people around the world. If you’ve been on the lookout for some great horror games to play, you’ve come to the right place as we’ve compiled a list of the best horror games you should play right away: Best Horror Games You Should Play. 1. SOMA. The surface of Earth has been devastated by a meteor shower, and you, Simon Jarett, along with a handful of the last human scientists survive in an underwater research facility called PATHOS-2. The last thing you remember is a fatal car crash which landed you in a rundown medical lab for an experimental brain scan. The fear of the unknown, coupled with the misbehaving machinery in the facility that have a mind of their own, has got you by the heels. Explore the facility and look for clues to find a way out of this hellhole. SOMA is definitely one of the best horror games you can play on your PC. Supported platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One. Price: $29.99. 2. Doki Doki Literature Club! I know what you’re thinking. That doesn’t look like it belongs in this list of horror games, does it? While I’ve already spoiled the suspense a bit by including it on this list, I wouldn’t go any further. Doki Doki Literature Club is a horror game in which you play as a male high school student who joins the school’s literature club and interacts with its four female members. Doesn’t sound like a horror game either, right? Well, why don’t you go ahead and play it then. Supported platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux. Price: Free. 3. INSIDE. INSIDE isn’t your run of the mill horror game; it’s a puzzle-platformer in which you play as a young boy in a dystopic world. Hunted and alone, you have to keep moving ahead by solving mind-bending puzzles. Don’t make mistakes or take too long though, or you risk getting killed in some of the most gruesome ways you can’t even imagine. Oh and in case you’ve played Limbo before and liked it, I can assure you that you’re gonna love INSIDE. Supported platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS. Price: $19.99. 4. Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a first-person survival horror game in which you play as Daniel who wakes up in a deserted and grim castle, with little to no memories of his past. Not only do you have to deal with the Castle’s dark and ominous corridors, you also have to deal with Daniel’s own troubled memories. Danger lurks around every corner, so be wary of your decisions or you might just end up dead. Supported platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, PlayStation 4, Xbox One. Price: $19.99. 5. Stalker: Call of Pripyat. Enter the cordoned off zone around the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in Stalker: Call of Pripyat – a hair raising action adventure which will surely give you the heebie jeebies. Play as Agent Alexander Degtyarev and investigate the disappearance of five military helicopters in the area, alongside stalkers – fortune hunters who search the area for unique artifacts. Not only do you have to be wary of the nuclear emissions in the area, but you also have to protect yourself from the mutated monsters which will definitely give you nightmares. Supported platforms: Windows. Price: $19.99. 6. Cube Escape: Paradox. Play as infamous detective Dale Vandermeer who’s trapped in two different universes without any recollection of his past (what’s with horror games and amnesia?). You’re trapped in an ominous room by an old enemy of yours and in order to get out, you have to solve increasingly complex puzzles which might also bring back your memories. Cube Escape: Paradox is more odd than it’s scary, but it does have some elements that might make you jump out of your seat. Supported platforms: Windows, macOS. Price: Free to play with paid downloadable content. 7. The Last Door. You’d be surprised how scary a point and click game can be when you play The Last Door – Collector’s Edition. The game starts off with you controlling Anthony Beechworth, a man who is about to commit suicide and every single one of your click brings him closer to his death, with nothing that you can do to change his destiny. Following that, you play as Beechworth’s school friend Jeremiah Devitt as he explores his late friends’ estate after receiving a letter from him. Supported platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web. Price: $9.99. 8. The Forest. The Forest is a survival game in which you find yourself in a mysterious forest following a plane crash. Being the sole survivor of the crash, you have to do everything by yourself to survive in the wild – build a camp, scavenge for food, and explore your surroundings. Sounds easy enough, right? A nearby society of cannibalistic mutants begs to differ. On top of that you can also experience The Forest in VR, which really takes things up a notch. Supported platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift. Price: $19.99. 9. Alien: Isolation. Set 15 years after the events of Alien, the movie, Alien: Isolation puts you in the shoes of Ellen Ripley’s daughter, Amanda, who’s on a mission to unravel the mystery of her mother’s disappearance. This survival horror game puts you up against an unpredictable and ruthless enemy, the Alien, with you having to scavenge for resources and doing whatever you can to succeed in your mission. Supported platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Wii. Price: $39.99. 10. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. Arguably one of the best Resident Evil games so far, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard goes back to its horror roots, laying emphasis on exploration and survival. You play as Ethan Winters who’s searching for his missing wife in a treacherous plantation which is home to the cannibal Baker family. Solve puzzle, fight enemies and do whatever it takes to survive in this jump scare packed adventure which will definitely give you the chills. Supported platforms: Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch. Price: $29.99. 11. Outlast 2. Outlast 2 brings the found-footage genre of horror movies, popularized by films like Paranormal Activity, to a first-person survival game in which you play as Blake Langermann, an investigative journalist. While investigating the murder of a pregnant woman in Arizona along with his wife Lynn, Blake gets separated from her in a helicopter crash and stumbles upon a sect which believes that the end of the world is upon them. Will you be able to find your wife before the killer sect gets to her? Supported platforms: Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch. Price: $29.99. 12. Dead Space 2. Set three years after the events of the first Dead Space game, Dead Space 2 puts you in the shoes of former engineer Isaac Clarke. As the game begins, Clarke arrives on the Sprawl – a space station built on the remnants of Titan, Saturn’s moon which was destroyed during a planet-cracking operation. Pandemonium strikes as a new Necromorph outbreak begins in the facility. Supported platforms: Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3. Price: $19.99. 13. Layers of Fear. Embody a deranged painter in Layers of Fear as he strives to complete his masterpiece. Set in a constantly changing Victorian-era mansion, the game is heavily focused on exploration and requires you to solve complex puzzles that will help you complete the painter’s Magnum Opus. Try as you might, completing the painting won’t be an easy task, especially with all the hallucinations. Supported platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch. Price: $19.99. 14. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. A mysterious letter from Ethan Carter takes you, Paul Prospero a paranormal investigator, to Ethan’s hometown of Red Creek Valley, Wisconsin. Upon arrival you learn that Ethan has gone missing and start encountering signs of paranormal activity. Discover the secret of the Carter family and find Ethan before he’s killed by the Sleeper, a malevolent spirit that embodies Ethan’s older brother Travis. Supported platforms: Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4. Price: $19.99. 15. Little Nightmares. Help Six, a 9 year old girl in a bright yellow raincoat, escape The Maw – a mysterious ship inhabited by corrupted souls. Even with its platformer style graphics, Little Nightmares is a rather unsettling game which demands players to be extra careful with each move they make to avoid certain death. The horror game is quite challenging and is filled with a variety of different monsters that will definitely spook you out. Supported platforms: Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch. Price: $19.99. 16. The Evil Within 2. Another great third-person survival game on this list, The Evil Within 2 puts you, Sebastian Castellanos, in a simulated world called Union which has your daughter Lily, who you thought had died in a fire, at its core. The simulated world, called Union, has turned from an idyllic American town to a nightmarish realm and all of its inhabitants have either been killed or turned into mutant.
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