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Rock Paper Shotgun

How Steven Spielberg, a Pinhead bust, and Robert De Niro's sex appeal gave us the horror shooter Clive Barker's Undying

This article looks back at the development of the 2001 horror shooter Clive Barker's Undying, highlighting the collaboration between DreamWorks Interactive and author Clive Barker. It details the game's evolution from a Western to a horror title, the creative input from Barker, and the eventual acquisition by Electronic Arts, which impacted its marketing and reception.

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Major Nelson

The Shore: Enhanced Edition Celebrates Five Years with a 2026 Xbox Series X|S Launch

Dragonis Games' Lovecraftian horror adventure The Shore is receiving an Enhanced Edition for Xbox Series X|S, launching in 2026. Originally released on PC in 2021, this optimized version will feature refined visuals and take full advantage of the console hardware. The game follows a father searching for his daughter on a remote island filled with cosmic dread and eldritch beings.

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The Box Hub

Caput Mortum Review | TheXboxHub

Caput Mortum is a short, atmospheric horror FPS that deliberately uses retro-inspired controls and mechanics reminiscent of games like King's Field. Developed by Wildarts Games, the title features a Lovecraftian story set in 16th-century France, challenging puzzles, and deliberate combat. While the unique control schemes may divide players, the game's visuals, sound design, and overall atmosphere contribute to a compelling experience.

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Doctors Of Gaming

Transient Review: The Doctor's Assessment - Doctors of Gaming

Transient is a first-person sci-fi horror game from Stormling Studios and Iceberg Interactive that blends Lovecraftian themes with a cyberpunk aesthetic. Players control Randolph Carter as he navigates shifting realities and investigates a twisting mystery. While the environments are visually compelling, the game suffers from linear level design, frustrating interaction mechanics, and a lack of emotional depth.

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