More body horror than you can possibly imagine? Check. A corrupt cult-like organization at its center? Check. A scourge has crippled Yharnam, causing the town to become overrun by infected citizens of a deadly mutigent that may or may not have been brought on by a corrupt Healing Church, using the blood of cosmic beings as a "cure".īloodborne is actually textbook Lovecraftian horror. The central premise of Bloodborne actually revolves around the dark town of Yharnam on the night of a purge - that's to say, hunters taking to the monster-infested streets of the Gothic Victorian town to indulge in some monster slaying. It's no secret that From Software's generation-defining RPG, Bloodborne, lifted a lot of its inspiration from Lovecraft's mythos to produce a nightmare-fueled world of cosmic horrors and ancient celestial beings. Many might not even consider this a horror game, but it fits the bill in being absolutely terrifying nonetheless. Let's dive into the madness of Bloodborne, the drenched psychological terror of Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, and the disjointedness of Silent Hill 4: The Room. Lovecraft, exploring two of the best video games to rock the market in the Lovecraftian sub-genre - and one Silent Hill game that we think deserves your second playthrough. This time, we're diving into the wonderfully twisted world of H.P. Next week is our grand finale on Halloween's eve, but before that, we have a few more hair-raising recommendations for you. It's almost that spooky time of Halloween, and we have been bringing you weekly recommendations on some of the best horror games you should be playing this month.
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