Horror — fear, tension, eerie atmosphere

Relive the terror of Emergence Day in Gears of War: E-Day, set fourteen years before the original saga began. Step into the boots of Marcus Fenix and Dominic Santiago in a gripping origin story as the Locust Horde burst from the depths, sparking humanity’s desperate fight for survival. Experience an intense campaign solo or team up with up to four players online. Dive into the revamped Horde Siege mode, a fresh take on Gears’ legendary co-op PvE. Survive wave after wave of enemies in city-wide

Step into the war-torn shoes of William, a fallen soldier of the Grande Armée who’s pulled from the grave into a Europe transformed by a deadly plague. This isn’t the world you once fought for—supernatural forces are now in play, and the power that revived you runs tainted in your blood. Every time you fall in battle, you come back sharper and deadlier, learning to master a combat system built on tight parries, agile dashes, and brutal finishers. Experiment with a range of weapons, each

Kyoto in the Edo period looks almost familiar — temples, shrines, crowded streets — until Malice settles over the capital and twists everything you know. Onimusha: Way of the Sword drops you into that city as Miyamoto Musashi, a young samurai who came to prove he has no equal with a blade. The trip turns darker the moment Genma crawl out of the underworld. Musashi wears the Oni Gauntlet, a cursed gift that lets him cut Genma down, absorb their souls, and push past ordinary human limits. A

Trouble stirs in Bright Falls, a quiet town nestled among the misty forests of the Pacific Northwest. A string of gruesome ritual murders draws the attention of Saga Anderson, an FBI agent famed for cracking the toughest mysteries. As Saga digs deeper, her investigation veers into the surreal when she stumbles upon pages from a horror story—pages that seem to bleed into reality, twisting the world around her. Meanwhile, Alan Wake—a writer lost in a nightmare world far from home—scrambles to

Step into the Soviet Union in 1987, where six volunteers are connected to ASPIS, a mysterious experiment meant to foresee the course of history. A year later, none have awakened. Among them is Andrey, an engineer who volunteered for a desperate shot at seeing his lost wife Anna and daughter Liza again. But ASPIS doesn’t go as planned. Instead of a safe simulation, it tears open strange new passages into worlds and memories nobody expected to find. You’ll start in the halls of the Institute of

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 charges onto PC with all the relentless energy you loved in the original, turned up even higher. Picking up right where the first game ended, this single-player shooter plunges you deep into the twisted, gothic world of Warhammer 40,000 with breakneck, old-school FPS action. Tackle a branching campaign as one of two very different heroes: play as Malum Caedo, the unstoppable Sternguard Veteran known for his ruthless efficiency, or light up the battlefield as Sister

Step into the haunting streets of Yharnam, a city twisted by sickness and mystery, in this legendary action RPG from the creators of Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls. You take on the role of a lone wanderer, drawn into a nightmare where every shadow hides danger, and the line between hunter and hunted blurs at every turn. Can you uncover the truth behind the plague, or will you become just another victim lost to the darkness? This Game of the Year Edition comes bundled with The Old Hunters DLC,

Return to the quirky world of Gallowmere in this lovingly rebuilt action-adventure for PC, a true remake of the original PlayStation classic. Take control of Sir Daniel Fortesque, a hapless and long-forgotten knight brought back to life by the wicked sorcerer Zarok’s magic, a full century after his rather unheroic end. Now, with the land overrun by Zarok’s twisted creatures, it’s up to Sir Dan—with his signature skeletal grin—to try for redemption and save the kingdom he once failed. Explore

Simon Ordell is summoned back to the mysterious island of St. Amelia, tasked with setting things right in a town swallowed by thick fog and eerie silence. What appears abandoned is anything but peaceful. As Simon delves deeper, searching for answers about his connection to this haunting place and its hidden residents, fragments of a long-buried past begin to surface. SILENT HILL: Townfall is a full-length, standalone psychological horror adventure set in the remote corners of Scotland in 1996.

The Midnight Edition comes packed with the complete game, an extensive Digital Sound & Art Gallery, and three exclusive in-game bonus items to boost your adventure. Step into Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, gear up with Trevor and Sypha style costumes, and wield the powerful Family’s Grace relic. The Digital Sound & Art Gallery offers a deep dive into the game’s creation—over 100 pieces of artwork, from early sketches to detailed concept art, all available to enjoy alongside the full