They’re both similar games favouring squad-based shooting, though at this point in time, it’s World War Z that’s looking the most ready for the limelight. Revealed to the tune of nobody caring, it could be argued that World War Z has actually become more anticipated than Overkill’s The Walking Dead. Publisher: Paramount Digital Entertainment Hopefully with a bit of polish and just a bit more zest, this could be the spirital successor to Left 4 Dead we know desperately need. While what was shown was (hopefully) a work in progress, the game’s rough edges may have turned people away. Overkill’s The Walking Dead | November 6th 2018ĪWOL for what felt like the longest time, Overkill’s The Walking Dead recently resurfaced with some lovely CG trailers before its gameplay was eventually revealed. Dealing in mental health and other themes, this may not be a scare a minute ride, but it certainly looks interesting all the same.Ĥ. If you’re familiar with that underwater dive, you’ll likely enjoy Moons of Madness with it tasking you with solving puzzles and not being too spooked by goings on that may actually not be going on. Moons of Madness looks very much like Narcosis - a game heavy on hallucinations - but on Mars. It’s been in the works, so here’s hoping it comes out of the oven more baked than its crowdfunded brethren. Featuring weapons made of flesh and bone and a style that owes a debt of inspiration to the legendary HR Giger, Scorn’s brand of horror has captured the attention of many leading up to its release. The last remaining hope for body horror fetishists after the disaster that was Agony, Scorn’s first part, Dasein, lands towards the end of the year. Focus Home are specialists in publishing quality AA games, so expect good things from this one. Billed as a mystery game, Call of Cthulhu will dabble with sanity mechanics as it will change how the protagonist, Pierce, views the world around him. Long in the making, Call of Cthulhu: The Official Video Game certainly looks like its already captured the Lovecraftian aesthetic. Call of Cthulhu: The Official Video Game | October 30th 2018 Without further ado, here are the horror games in 2018 you still have to look forward to if you’re a misanthrope.
That means the likes of Visage and Allison Road, two mainstays on rundowns like these, are excluded. The criteria is simple: they must have a release date or look like coming out at some point before the end of the year. However, with the spooky month fast approaching, we have even more of the biggest new horror games of 2018 to look forward to, so we decided to put them in a nice and easy list format for your reading pleasure.
That’s just what we’ve seen so far in 2018 with many of the year’s bigger horror hitters already out, which includes the likes of Vampyr, Agony, and The Inpatient to mixed results, to say the least. It’s always unusual when a horror game decides to launch outside of the mandated month of October to tie in with Halloween.
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