What would happen if you combined Cabin in the Woods, the SCP Foundation, and Fallout Shelter? You’d get the chaos that is Lobotomy Corporation, a rogue-lite simulation game teaming with dozens of different monsters.Īs an administrator of Lobotomy Corporation, you’re tasked with managing the Abnormalities that are being used as a new energy source. Lobotomy Corporation (2016) Lobotomy Corporation The specter design is pretty phenomenal, the jump scares are plenty, and SadSquare succeeded in creating a familiar but horrifying atmosphere through dynamic lighting and sound design.ġ3. The premise is eerie and will make you question the very place you call your home.
Visage uses every trick in the survival horror book to turn a seemingly innocent home into a literal house of horrors. That means coming face to face with the ghosts that lurk in the shadows. Within a centuries-old abode that’s ripe with a dark and bloody past, you’re tasked with reliving brutal killings to piece together a gruesome history. toys with your mind with disturbing imagery and a good use of psychological horror. When not immersing you in firefights or throwing jumpscares in your face, F.E.A.R. However, Monolith crafted a hybrid horror-shooter by introducing Alma, the little girl that pops up at inopportune moments to give you quite the fright. Throughout much of the game, you’re battling against telepathic soldiers, which isn’t that scary. sends players into a supernaturally charged world as the nameless superhuman Point Man.
Short for First Encounter Assault Recon, F.E.A.R. If you needed any additional proof that ghost girls are the scariest thing ever, just turn to this action-packed shooter. The "Keepers" or bosses within the dungeons are extremely difficult to defeat, so players will get a lot of hours and thrilling battles out of the game.Combining survival horror with a fast-paced first-person shooter isn’t an easy formula to perfect, but Monolith Productions was able to come very close with F.E.A.R. However, death in the game does not come with the usual frustration that roguelite fans are familiar with, as each new game brings new weapons, abilities, skins, and power-ups. Of course, this means permadeath is unavoidable and happens more often than some players may expect. The actual gameplay encourages players to be reckless, as the smooth combat mechanics and multi-kill bonuses make it fun to speed through the game.
These can be spent on weapons, health, upgrade, and more on each level. The developers from Motion Twin also introduce the now-iconic in-game currency, "cells," early in the game. Each random level contains some information about the lore behind the game and gives players clues about the overarching story. In the Metroidvania-style action-platformer, Dead Cells, players control a corpse that must fight through stunning monster-filled dungeons.
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