Halloween may be over and done but that does not mean that the scares are over. In fact, some are still celebrating the season of scares, and when it comes to games, gamers know very well just how to scare themselves. Even during the days of PlayStation One, Halloween was a special event where players hold events to celebrate the scary moment.
PlayStation 4 Home has listed down 10 games that players will find truly scream-worthy. From shooting down clowns to zombies or simply surviving the night with all of your friends, these 10 games will make the month of November the most memorable in a twisted way.
"Until Dawn Rush of Blood" hits every horror story trope to the letter. What gamers find most interesting about this game is that whatever decision they make, this will affect the ending of their story. This is something that games in the PS4 era have discarded.
"Friday the 13th: The Game" from the title alone will strike terror to even non-gamers. The game comes from the hit horror flicks that have been around for almost three decades. Players will be playing as campers while one will be playing Jason. The ending will be different for each game clear since Jason's goal will be different from the campers.
In "Alien: Isolation," players will be hunted by a xenomorph constantly. When caught, they will have no time to struggle for freedom, because avatars will be instantly ripped to pieces by the predatory alien.
The fan-favorite zombie survival game "The Last of Us" kept players at the edge of their seats from the start to end. The game will let you escort a little girl to a safe haven, but of course that is easier said than done with all the hordes of zombies lurking at every corner.
If there is one game that players need to scare themselves witless, PS4 Home says it would be "Outlast." Here, players will be stuck inside an abandoned psychiatric hospital full of horrors of which nightmares are made of.
The lower half of the list includes "Grand Theft Auto V," "Paranormal Activity: The Lost Soul," "The Evil Within," "P.T.," and "Bloodborne."
