#7 DAYS TO DIE ZOMBIES LICENSE#
Granted, this title’s somewhat bizarre license and almost Zelda-like adventure gameplay make it surprisingly easy to dismiss it as a curiosity.
Alice: Madness ReturnsĢ011’s Alice: Madness Returns really is one of the most overlooked horror games ever made. If the terrifying swarms of rats don’t get you, the feeling that there isn’t much hope in fighting them off anymore certainly will. Death, decay, and hopelessness can be found in every corner of this game’s world. After all, few things are scarier than having to survive a small army of plague-filled rats with little more than a torch by your side.Ī Plague Tale features one of the best horror atmospheres I’ve ever seen in a game. Ultimately, I think you’ll have a hard time arguing against the game’s credentials once you actually play this absolute gem. A Plague Tale: InnocenceĪ Plague Tale: Innocence is one of a few games on this list that kind of challenge the limits of the horror genre label. It’s also a fantastic multiplayer horror experience. By emphasizing resource management, base building, and select RPG mechanics, this game asks you to do so much more than kill a few zombies in order to see the next day. With that in mind, here’s a look at a few Xbox Game Pass horror games that are well worth your monthly subscription fee and a few hours of your time.Ī countless number of other games have tasked us with surviving the zombie-fuelled end of the world, but 7 Days to Die is just a little bit different from everything else out there. If you have a Game Pass subscription, though, both the price of the horror hunt experience, and the number of games you have to work your way through, become much more manageable.
Even if you’re a hardened horror gamer, it can sometimes be annoying to sift through a seemingly endless array of horror gaming options just to find that one title that’s right for you. Those looking for some spooky games may start to wonder if it’s worth investing $60 or even $70 in a title that they may not be able to finish. While there’s rarely a bad time to be a Game Pass subscriber (even when Xbox’s own first-party offerings start looking a little thin), anyone looking to dive into some horror games this time of year should feel especially excited to have an Xbox Game Pass subscription.Īfter all, one of the biggest “problems” with some of the best modern horror games is the fact that they can be a little intimidating. Xbox Game Pass remains the best deal in gaming, and the competition for that title really isn’t even that close.
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