Fear in Familiar Places: Why "Bad Parenting" Changes How We See Horror Games
Horror games are supposed to scare us. We know that going in. But after a while, even the scariest jump scares and creepiest monsters start to blur together. You've seen one abandoned hospital, you've seen them all. The real magic happens when a horror game finds a new way to get under your skin — not with what's hiding in the dark, but with what's already standing in the light.
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