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Keeping it Safe for Everyone: SOMA’s new ‘Safe Mode’

PC Aficionado: "I applaud Frictional for wanting to do it right, for trying to bring more people into the fold. I really hope it works out for them. For those of you that waited for it, I hope it gives you a glimpse into what makes their games great. For everyone else, I hope you can understand that Frictional is a business, and a business needs money to survive. If you want to play the next SOMA, ease up on the vitriol. Instead, think of “Safe Mode” players like your little brother – just wanting to play too."

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Hardiman2742d ago

Love this game! The atmosphere is so on point! Just a creepy little gem!

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opinionated2741d ago

Every game should have a safe mode aka journalist hack mode.

SlyBoogie19932740d ago

I personally think SOMA's safe mode would have been good if they had removed the enemy entirely, the game is genereally creepy thanks to the story and the situation and it would have given a different feel to it. That said, i wouldn't play it in safe mode anyway due to preferring it the usual way

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15 Amazing Horror Games with Stealth Mechanics

GB: "We will be taking a look at 15 of the best survival horror games that feature stealth mechanics which use them to their advantage to create thrilling experiences."

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5 Horror Games That Will Keep You Up at Night

Explore 5 horror games that promise unforgettable scares and sleepless nights. Perfect for thrill-seekers!

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cthulhucultist380d ago

Very safe list of horror games. I would argue that Amnesia Machine for Pig was not that great. Dark Descent was much a much better game.

Far better games have been released in this genre (Dead Space Remake, Alien Isolation, Alan Wake 2 etc).

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Five Horror Games Certain to Keep You Up 'Til Halloween

Spooky season is here again at last and time of the horror game has arrived alongside it. This year has seen the return of some the genre's greatest entires, but both tended to focus more on thrills than they did chills. So, those wanting a bit more of the latter this month would do well to check out at least one of these before Halloween rolls around.

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