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Release date: 2009 | Developer: Valve | SteamĪ horde of great four-player co-op shooters followed in the wake of Left 4 Dead, much like the hordes of zombies follow its protagonists. Read more: Scorn is a guided tour of a forsaken civilization from its grim brown bowels to the heights of its lilac capital city The best multiplayer horror games Left 4 Dead 2

Ebb quickly patched the game's initial rough checkpoint system after launch, making Scorn a hands-down horror slam dunk. While there may be a case that Scorn would have been stronger focusing purely on exploration and puzzle solving, The combat does have a certain delicious tension and demands the same movement mastery as juking Crimson Heads in the Resident Evil Remake. The combat is challenging and has the same cadence as an old, tank-controlled PS1 survival horror game.

Are you an unlucky member of its citizenry left behind when everyone else peaced out? More likely you're the grist for their biological mills, somehow spared that awful fate and now waking up into a different, possibly more awful fate. This first person adventure sees you crawling through the guts of a fallen civilization, one where everyone else went to the rapture a long time ago, leaving you to puzzle at their remains. Scorn's like a gross Myst, Myst with guns and body horror. Release date: 2022 | Developer: Ebb Software | Steam Read more: Dead Space's definitive remake paves the way for more great things from the once-dormant series. Er, is it still bright if it's horrible on purpose? For the first time in 10 years, the future of Dead Space looks bright.

Modern rendering and conveniences are bolstered here with new story content and a New Game Plus mode featuring an alternate ending. Now in 2023 we get a perfect, as-you-remember-it remake, though protagonist Isaac Clarke is newly talkative, ginger, and arguably yassified in the Dead Space remake. Despite proclamations of its demise, survival horror was alive and well in the Xbox 360 generation. Dead Space was once the bold herald of survival horror's future, the 2008 original showing that actionized, over-the-shoulder combat doesn't preclude old-school dread.