Tormented Souls Switch review – a twisted delight

Tormented Souls Switch review – a twisted delight

Horror holds a special place in my heart. It’s been one of my favourite genres for as long as I can remember, then again, everyone in my family enjoys it, so I was essentially raised to be a horror fiend. However, when it comes to my love of spooky games, there are a number of titles I have to thank, one of which is Resident Evil – I still remember watching my mum play it (she wasn’t aware three year old me hid behind the couch to watch).

So, it shouldn’t be a surprise that survival horror is one of my favourite subgenres, but I can’t help but miss the days of yore, you know? Back in the 1990s when the category took the world by storm, with Resident Evil and its notorious Spencer Mansion leading the charge. For the longest time, I’ve wanted a fresh experience that caters to the classic survival horror experience, and thanks to Tormented Souls, that dream is now a reality.

Ever since its announcement, I’ve had a keen eye on the game, especially when it became evident how much influence it takes from the 90s survival horror craze. It’s very clear to see that the likes of Resident Evil, Alone in the Dark, and Silent Hill serve as great inspiration for Tormented Souls, and that alone is enough to entice me, as well as a lot of other horror nuts.

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