The Steam-Only Masterpiece That’s Still Scarier Than Anything On PlayStation Or Xbox
Popular horror game series like Resident Evil and Silent Hill often imitate movies, using cinematic techniques like following the player with the camera and including realistic cutscenes. Even more artistic games, such as Dead Space and Silent Hill 2, do the same. However, Who’s Lila, along with other independent horror games like Signalis and Mouthwashing, breaks away from these movie-like approaches, choosing instead to focus on what makes games unique. This choice ultimately makes Who’s Lila – and these other games – more effective and genuinely scary.
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