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If your PC isn't powerful enough to handle Stalker 2's impeccably janky vibes, I'm here to tell you that the best way to play it is on GeForce Now
By Issy van der Velde published
News The game is fantastic, but it's very demanding on your hardware

As Remedy nearly breaks even with Alan Wake 2 sales, Sam Lake tells investors "we strive to create commercial hits" but "we must never lose" the studio's special sauce
By Jordan Gerblick published
News "All of this must be in balance for us to succeed"

Sorry We're Closed review: "Resident Evil 4 and Silent Hill can't match this neon-soaked survival horror for its sheer inventiveness"
By Oscar Taylor-Kent published
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Silent Hill 2 Remake player uncovers a hidden message that could support a controversial story theory, but the creative director won't confirm it as canon
By Catherine Lewis published
News "I knew it wouldn't stay hidden for long!"

The genuinely scary demo for this PS1-style survival horror game is like Silent Hill mixed with FromSoftware dungeon crawlers and it's worth canceling your Halloween plans for
By Jordan Gerblick published
news Labyrinth of the Demon King is inspired by Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and King's Field, and its free Steam demo rips

Why Silent Hill 2 Remake's Toluca Prison is even more terrifying than the original
By Robert Zak published
Opinion | Explore an "other" world within the Otherworld

Silent Hill 2's Masahiro Ito says he'd "never have come up with the background of Pyramid Head" without one cult classic horror from 1990
By Kaan Serin published
News The oft-forgotten Jacob's Ladder gave Silent Hill its mascot

Clock Tower: Rewind's Scissorman is the original survival horror stalker, and it still makes me want to cry
By Oscar Taylor-Kent published
Now playing Now Playing | This 16-bit horror is obtuse, but soaked in Dario Argento-style vibes its pitch-perfect scares are well worth revisiting
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