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Back in the days of CRT static and memory cards, horror games didn’t rely on photorealism or jump scares alone. They crept under your skin with atmosphere, silence, and dread. The flicker of a hallway light. The sound of your own footsteps echoing in a room that suddenly feels too quiet. The feeling that something—somewhere—is watching you.

This is where legends like Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and Clock Tower first made players pause, save, and wonder if they were really ready to open that next door.

The horror genre of retro gaming was never about cheap tricks. It was about tension. Loneliness. Psychological unraveling. These games dared to ask not just what scares you, but why.

Whether you're a fan of slow-burning psychological terror, desperate survival against the odds, or pulse-pounding chases down endless corridors, this is your section. These games weren’t just frightening—they were memorable. The kind that stick with you long after the credits roll.

Every item in this collection is a doorway. Once you step through, there’s no going back.