Tide Daily

There is a particular kind of dread that only a well-crafted survival horror game can deliver. It is not the jump-scare of a cheap thrill, nor the gore of a slasher flick. It is the slow, creeping realization that you are not the hunter. You are the prey. The genre has weathered decades of technological change, from pixelated corridors to photorealistic nightmares, and yet its core promise remains the same: you will feel vulnerable, and you will have to think your way out of