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Noosphere Review - Deeper Into The Mind

Noosphere is a horror game that, aside from the odd interesting idea, doesn’t have much new or great to offer players.

Lust from Beyond is a descent into madness and excess that makes up for its flaws with fantastic visuals and atmosphere.

Martha, the first project from one-man development project Affordable Cat, is a solid horror game that works well within genre conventions.

InfinityWaltz returns to horror – this time in contemporary settings – with this new collection of hidden Steam gems.

Halloween is over, but the horror isn’t! Venture into the scariest corners of the human mind with our latest selection of underrated indies!

Column – Oct. 2020 Notable Game Pass Games Microsoft has been making big strides into digital gaming lately with their […]

This Strange Realm of Mine is a surreal take on old school shooters that manages to be both fascinating and a chore.

Red Bow evokes both Japanese horror and ’90s Gameboy games in an experience that’s interesting but ultimately dull.

Pathologic 2 is brutal, unforgiving, bizarre and not for everybody. It’s also absolutely brilliant and unlike anything you’ve ever played.

SIMULACRA will make you genuinely afraid to get to the bottom of its mysteries, even while you can’t help but keep investigating.

Ancient history meets comparatively recent history in first-person horror game The Beast Inside. Read our full review.

Song of Horror is an effectively creepy horror adventure game that relies on environment over cheap scares. Read more in our advance preview.

Instead of celebrating spring, let’s do Halloween again with IW’s undiscovered indie game picks to evoke an oppressive mood of gothic horror.

Our favorite game releases in March put unique twists on familiar themes like samurai revenge tale or haunted-house-but-in-space. Read on…

My Big Sister drags you into a strange story of love and craziness between two sisters. See what we thought of this horror JRPG…