Almost three decades on, the defining survival horror game has much more to offer than scares

THE GAMES WE LOVE RIGHT NOW

Whether it was in the Newsfield office in Ludlow or Future Publishing in Bath, Steve Jarratt spent years reporting on the gaming scene as it went through its most dramatic changes. We join him to look back on a career that includes many beloved and enduring titles, from Zzap!64 and Commodore Format, to Edge and the Official UK PlayStation Magazine

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One of our most persistent, and horrid, assailants ...

It’s not often that a horror game captures the imagination of both tabletop and movie horror fans alike. But when Terrorscape burst onto Kickstarter in 2023, it did just that. The tension, the asymmet