What Horror Game License would you wanna see?

Including 'Five Nights At Freddy's' in my opinion, would be cheating, because a LOT of people definitely want this, hopefully after the FNAF movie, we'll see Springtrap come in and join the Fog, along with Michael Afton (Mike Shmidt) and Fazbear's Fright. So far, L4D, Silent Hill and Resident Evil are the lucky ones. There are still a ton of cult-classics that need to be in the Horror Hall of Fame, along with FNAF. This includes...


AMNESIA - The Dark Descent, A Machine For Pigs, Rebirth and The Bunker. Justine, probably no one would care for, I could be wrong.

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The Dark Pictures Anthology - Until Dawn, The Quarry, Man of Medan, House of Ashes, The Devil In Me, and Little Hope.

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DEAD SPACE - Specifically, the Remake.

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DYING LIGHT and/or DEAD ISLAND

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THE LAST OF US... Part 1.

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THE EVIL WITHIN

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SLENDER

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SCP

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BIOSHOCK

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ALAN WAKE

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Bonuses:

Outlast, Little Nightmares, The Walking Dead games, Alien: Isolation, Clock Tower, Parasite Eve, Alone In The Dark, Dino Crisis, Half-Life, Dead Rising, Deadly Premonition, Manhunt, DOOM, Siren: Blood Curse, Condemned: Criminal Origins, COD ZOMBIES etc, etc, etc....

Comments

  • From this list, for me personally Until Dawn. But wouldn’t be against any of these tbh, though I never really played any of the others so no personal investment (yet) except for Last Of Us (only seen playthroughs and the show).

  • bioshock is a fun game series

  • "The Evil Within" draws the most excitement for me, with Stefano and Obscura as a joint-working killer tandem. That would be my dream.

    All of them have good potential and, if I could choose a second and third, it would be Alan Wake and Bioshock respectively. As a side, I could see Alan Wake as a chapter, with Alan Wake as the survivor and Mr. Scratch as the killer.

  • SCP realistically cannot be added to the game because of the type of copyright it falls under.