Best Horror Game From Every Year Of The PS1's Life The PS1 was home to some of horror gaming's most iconic titles. It seemed like, every year, another great horror game was showing up on the PS1.

Most cannot match what Team Silent consistently delivered, but there are a handful that either capture the psychological ...

They may be bite-sized, but here are the best free-to-play horror games that deliver everything you could possibly need.

PlayStation has been bringing us some of the best horror games for five generations. The selection of terrifying tales is so wide that it’s tough narrowing down what the scariest games on PS1 ...

But horror’s current fascination with PS1-style graphics also proves just how effective they are. Neither players nor developers need their games to look as tangible as their own skin.

I love Sekiro for making everyone hungry for parrying, and this PS1-style action horror game has it in spades. Samurai Unicorn is an upcoming game that combines elements of Resident Evil, Sekiro ...

All the best PS1 games, ranked and rated ... Set in an eye-popping rendition of New York City, the title blended tactical real-time combat with survival horror-style elements.

PlayStation LifeStyle selects 14 of the year’s best horror games on PlayStation consoles. Resident Evil 4 Remake (Capcom) Few remakes would come with such expectations as Resident Evil 4, and ...

Silent Hill is one of the best horror games ever made, on the PS1 or otherwise. It's spooky, it's filled with drama and touching emotion, it's a little bit goofy, but it's all 100% fantastic.

The best PS1 games showcase just how many iconic games came to Sony's 30 year old console. With so many standout adventures that are now considered to be true classics, we still talk about lots of ...

Johanna Kasurinen, whose studio Wrong Organ just released Mouthwashing, a psychedelic trip to the desolate edges of space, remembers when games were just starting to return to PS1 horror. “My ...

With a 1990s art style and controls, Fear The Spotlight conjures the creepiness of Resident Evil and Silent Hill, but with an emphasis on the puzzles, rather than the combat.