With Forgotten Memories, Psychoz set out to deliver an experience that pays tribute to survival-horror classics, namely Silent Hill, while spooking the player with new thrills along the way. After spending some time with the game in the ideal environment …
Like many gamers, my first experience with a truly scary game was in 2001 with Konami’s Silent Hill 2. I was eleven at the time, and I remember being absolutely terrified to play it. The thing that made Silent Hill 2 scary …
Isn't it interesting how the Forces of Darkness always seem to intuitively understand that setting up camp in certain locales makes their evil work seem that much creepier? Take the upcoming iOS survival horror game Forgotten Memories, for instance. It takes place in an abandoned psychiatric hospital, and it comes off as skin-crawlingly creepy. You wouldn't get that kind of atmosphere for a survival horror game set in, say, a bright and well-populated mall ("Oh no, the zombies are taking over The Gap, and they're switching around the price tags! Those animals!").