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Zombies, gore and creepy kids – why we can’t stop playing horror games

Horror games are experiencing a surge in popularity as anxieties rise worldwide. Titles like Resident Evil and Silent Hill delve into societal fears, engaging players through themes of helplessness and crisis.

The Guardian· Jul 15, 2026 · 2:54 PM · 40 views

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