Game Informer - A few weeks ago, we asked the Overblood/Replay Facebook community what they'd like to see for a Replay. We let them organize the poll and vote among themselves, and the winner was the fondly-remembered Eternal Darkness for Gamecube.
HPP's Josh crafts an unholy list of the Top 8 Spooky Games In Need a Sequel That Originated on Nintendo Platforms. From old to new, a gory list to dream about.
The title says the criteria was explicitly written to mention Eternal Darkness. I am happy to see House of the Dead: OVERKILL on here. With the rise of Grindhouse themes in the 2010s, (ie WET), this was one that was both entertaining and camp funny.
Would be nice to see a new Zombie game set in the UK again, some of the landmarks, old architecture and the like really fits in well with the genre.
It's 2019, and H.P. Lovecraft has won. Cosmic horror, alien gods, and mind-breaking revelations of forbidden knowledge are no longer obscure tropes of weird fiction: they have come to dominate how horror is presented in video games.
But horror is much bigger than Lovecraft. And games would be better off if they focused on different sorts of horror for a while.
bloodborne setting ,enviroment was one of the best in any game ive ever played.
it was amazing!!!!!
i really struggled with the game but finished it and everything about it was stunning,i loved that dark gritty theme.
i would love a BB2
I don't think it needs to go away but I don't want to see everyone harp on the same genre. In other words, its okay as longs as new content and genres are explored simultaneously.
Cancelled. If you read between the lines of what Ken Levine has said it's pretty clear what happened. Sony and 2K were both interested in the game, but neither side wanted to pay for it.
The game was going to be really different from the other games in the series. It was a Final Fantasy Tactics-style strategy game set during the fall of rapture.
Do we have a lot of good Lovecraft games lately? If not, then there is no reason to not have more.
Lovecraftian horror is a genre sorely lacking in today's games. Thankfully, a few developers have tackled the fiction of Lovecraft to great success.
not really my cup of tea. bunch of fish people isn't interesting to me. much rather think farther outside of the box and more into fantasy.
Cthullu mythos have a lot more going for them than just fish people, there's a whole host of ancient gods and alien creatures .
Probably you've never heard or read about the Outer World, the deformed demons and all the Chtulhu myth. There are so many things about all of that, sadly they never made a good game about it (or a good movie). And never heard about the Necronomicon?
But i admit that Lovecraft isn't for everyone.
Bloodborne was awesome. I love the darker and more Lovecraftian theme there(than other souls games). I would say thats what made it a much more enjoyable experience than Dark Souls 3 for me.
I recently played call of Cthulhu and sinking city and both were pretty good. The mythos is pretty awesome and I would like to see a game on a grander scale with the ancient ones and such. The different godlike beings are what I find interesting.
