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Can you identify the horror game by its horrors?

Put a name to the nightmare.

Can you identify the horror game by its horrors?

Identifying horror games from screenshots of their resident monstrosities is the challenge posed in this PC Gamer quiz. Participants have 12 minutes to name as many horror games as possible based on a glimpse of the terrifying creatures that inhabit them. The source highlights the author's personal enthusiasm for horror games, noting their love for inhuman gurgles, unnatural skitters, creatures with too many eyes, and inordinate numbers of hands.

Despite being squeamish at the sight of a Tomb Raider T-Rex, the author finds joy in such horror-themed gaming experiences. The quiz invites readers to test their knowledge of gaming trivia and share their favorite nightmare encounters in the comments.

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