Charlie writes:
"So we live in a generation of the First-Person Shooters, where everything is all explosions, chase scenes and loud noises; Call of Duty, Halo, Killzone, Battlefield, Medal of Honor, and Resistance to name a few. While this may be the generation of the shooter, one thing I have noticed is that we have plenty of racers (Need for Speed, GT, Forza) and we have plenty of RPG's (Skyrim, Assassin's Creed, Fallout) and even plenty of fitness games (Dance Central, Just Dance, Wii Fit, Your Shape), but where did all the scary games go?"
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well, i think horror games are starting to rise up with titles like Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, Sacrilegium, Asylum and that Among the Sleep. not only horror games but more games other than FPS need to make a comeback :L
I will probably get a few disagree's but nothing has scared me and in my opnion scarier than fatal frame. You only have a camera...A camera!
I agree scary games are few and far between but you do get a few gems every once and a while :)
Scary games are being released on the PC. and some are mods.
The console crowd isn't interested in horror games unless its got a lot of action too, like Dead Space
I really do miss horror games we were spoilt for choice in the last two gens and I just don't understand why devs don't make them any more.
There is clearly a market for horror games.
seems that the genre has gone more towards the PC and less the console.
would like a paranormal activity game