Zelle: Occult Adventure Review
Deemed Worthy by the Goddess A lot can happen in one night. That’s the basic premise of Zelle: Occult Adventure, the latest installment from Japanese Game developer Daigo of Odencat.…
Horror
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Android Horror
Covering all subgenres of Horror Games, Hardcore Droid reviews various types of mobile horror titles. Our reviews include various genres of horror games. Hardcore Droid readers will also find reviews of FPS horror games, point and click, survival and various indie horror games.
What We Review
We are interested in bare bones indie horror titles as well as those employ cutting edge graphical elements and game mechanics. Our horror game reviews celebrate the laud best in hardcore mobile horror games.
Hardcore Perspective
Our writers assess a horror game’s value from the perspective of hardcore gamers. These are people who love RPGs, action, adventure and strategy games of various stripes. So the question of how the average hardcore gamer would assess a game is always the focus our Android horror reviews.
Premium or Freemium
We gauge the best and most acclaimed paid Android games. We generally cover the genres that are most popular in core gaming. In other words, the types of video games found on PCs and consoles.
This concept of hardcore horror gaming on Android cuts to the theme of Hardcore Droid.
Hardcore Droid Reviews Indie Games
Hardcore Droid celebrates the efforts of indie game developers. In particular we applaud the efforts of those who develop games for Mobile and Android specifically. Our reviewers are particularly interested in lauding the work of indie adventure game developers.
We are looking to laud mobile horror games, more particularly Android tiles that contain the depth, richness and narrative complexity of core video games.
Dead by Daylight Mobile Review
Dead by Daylight is a game that struck gold. Many games have tried to make asymmetric multiplayer work, and it’s a subgenre that has a lot of promise. Dead by Daylight is arguably…
Call of Mini Zombies 2 Review
Call of Mini Zombies 2 Lumbers Through Predictable Apocalyptic Fun Zombies are the cultural glue that binds us. They’re fast! They’re slow! Sometimes they fight plants! Maybe menace Andrew Garfield…
Forgotten Hill: Disillusion Review
It’s Like Cake Forgotten Hill is a town that you never want to visit but that you just can’t stay away from. It’s macabre and dark with just a touch…
Five Nights at Freddy’s AR: Special Delivery Review
Five Nights at Freddy’s AR: Special Delivery teaches old scares new tricks Ghosts and machetes be damned, the greatest danger faced by a horror franchise is a diminishing return. What…
Granny: Chapter Two Review
Some Fun, Creepy Thrills There is no universal consensus on what qualifies as scary. Granny: Chapter Two, a free horror title from DVloper, hedges its bets by throwing every beloved…
Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 Review
I’ve always found a certain comfort in the institution known as the yearly horror franchise. Sure it’s easy to let out a groan as the trailer to the 47th Saw…
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Review
One of the few things I dislike about winter is the dwindling hours of daylight. Because it gives me less of an opportunity to play things like Five Nights at…
Hellraid: The Escape Review
Hellraid: The Escape is an impressive title, a combination adventure-puzzle game in which you find yourself in a series of chambers immersed in a plot driven forward by phrases…
Five Nights At Freddy’s Review
Five Nights At Freddy’s, the low-budget survival horror game that’s racked up well over 10,000,000 Let’s Play views on YouTube in the past couple of weeks, lives up to the…
Mental Hospital: Eastern Bloc 2 Review
In some ways, I think that mobile games can lend themselves to horror even better than console games. With headphones on, all the creaks and groans filter directly into your…
Dead Space Review
Visceral horror on the small screen Dead Space brought true survival-horror back from the dead. After years of seeing the genre drift further into action territory, EA’s Visceral Studios showed us…