With Halloween just around the corner, everyone is looking for a good scare, and gamers are no exception. Horror games have been around for a long time, but over the years have evolved to be considerably more immersive thanks to technological advances such as upgraded graphics and virtual reality. Horror games of old were almost comical, but with the photorealistic graphics possible in today’s games, some of them are downright terrifying. Of course, there are a few, like Dead Rising, that are still intentionally absurd.

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From creepy, story-driven games that will make your hair stand on end to games that will make you jump out of your seat every time you turn a corner, this list encompasses all the best subgenres that horror has to offer. Since humanity seems to have a universal fascination with being freaked out, here are the 20 best horror games coming in 2016 and beyond.

We Happy Few is an indie survival roguelike horror game that was first revealed at PAX East 2015 and is now available via Steam Early Access. The game is set in a dystopian, Nazi-occupied English city in October 1964, in an alternate timeline that deviated during WWII.

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The citizens of Wellington Wells take a psychedelic drug known as Joy to help them forget some unnamed atrocity they committed and keep them artificially happy. Except you, the protagonist; you play what’s known as a Downer, or someone who has eschewed Joy, and the other denizens aren’t happy about it. Your goal is to sneak around and keep suspicion at a minimum as you attempt to escape, or the citizens and police will become downright hostile towards you. And since it’s a roguelike, if they kill you, you start all over again.

The world and its inhabitants are also procedurally generated, which means that no two players’ experiences will be exactly alike. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood Developer: Supermassive Games Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment Platform: PlayStation VR Release Date: October 13, 2016 The horror genre, in particular, seems to be perfectly suited to virtual reality. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood is an on-rails arcade-style shooter coming exclusively to PlayStation VR that takes players on a haunted rollercoaster ride of terror.

The developers want to emphasize that it’s not a sequel to Until Dawn, nor is it DLC; it’s a standalone game set in the same world as Until Dawn, with familiar enemies and locations. Simon Harris, executive producer of Supermassive Games, said in an interview with, “This game charts the descent into madness of one of the characters from the Until Dawn universe.” He also says that players shouldn’t be put off by the fact that the entire game is on-rails, as this allows the developers to control pacing and help prevent players from suffering motion sickness. Through the Woods. Developer: Antagonist Publisher: 1C Company Platform: PC Release Date: October 2016 Through the Woods is a third-person psychological horror game about a mother and her missing son. Set on the Western coast of Norway and steeped in Norse mythology and Norwegian folklore, the game uses reactive narration to take players through the mother’s re-telling of the story about her son’s disappearance.