Something's gone wrong somewhere in the head of Neverending Nightmares' nameless protagonist. Maybe it's shock, possibly the loss of a loved one, or maybe he's just trapped with a brain that can't help but throw the darkest thoughts possible his way. There's a black-haired girl, or possibly woman, that something bad may or may not have happened to, possibly a sister, but with reality changing with each new dream it's impossible to know which bits of info are true and which are just her assigned role for the current scenario. There is nothing that can be called “real”, but a lot that's unsettling.
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With Capcom’s horror series commemorating its 25th anniversary today, here are seven horror games non-horror fans might enjoy.
I'd add a couple of honorable mentions. Cursed Mountain on the Wii and Cold Fear on PS2/Xbox.
Why would you play games from other series to celebrate the anniversary of Resident Evil? WTF.
Why would non-horror fans want to play a horror game? Crap title, some good games though.
Hardcore Gamer: The dark, disturbing artwork would have worked perfectly in the format of a comic or cartoon – and now we’re getting a manga.
This game looks great but I'm apprehensive to play as I feel like it would depress me.