There’s always going to be that one game, that one moment where you were on the verge of dropping some DLC into your pants. We’ve all experienced that one scene in a game. And here’s what kept the Lazygamer crew awake, for weeks.

Halloween is more than just a time-honoured American tradition that has been expropriated by other nations over the last couple of years. It’s also a great excuse for capitalism baby! So dig into your wallet, and exorcise your way into the spirit of things I guess, because Steam is having a sale on spooky titles.

With the recent news of an official, licenced Friday the 13th on its way, and the relatively recent resurgence in horror-based video games like the rather good Until Dawn, I think it’s a safe bet that we’ll be seeing more in the way of cinematic horror games on our consoles and computers. Which horror icons deserve their own games?

If you’re looking for a chill, we’ve got your back. As gamez jernalizts, we’ve seen every horror imaginable. So when we talk scary, we know our stuff. So here it is: The top five scariest video games of all time. Consider yourselves warned.

VR is a fantastic medium for horror games, and Until Dawn: Rush of Blood sounds like it could be fun. Just don't expect it to be that much like the game it's spun off from.

The Park will put players in the shoes of Lorraine - a mother looking for her son in an abandoned amusement area. It will be opening its doors on October the 27th.

The Park will be out this month sometime. According to the latest vlog from its developers, it will be heavily focused on narrative, and will only take an hour or two to finish.

Ah horror movies, my old nemesis – we meet again. Set in Aokigahara Forest, Japan, The Forest is an upcoming horror movie from first-time director Jason Zada and stars Natalie Dormer (Games of Thrones, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1) as a woman searching for her twin sister in a haunting wilderness. The official plot synopsis is as follows: AHHHHH! …