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Category: Classic Survival Horror

  • Decaying Salvage First Look Full Demo Gameplay

    Decaying Salvage brings classic survival horror into the depths of space, combining fixed cameras, scarce resources, environmental storytelling, puzzles, and an unstoppable stalker into a tense sci-fi nightmare.

  • Solace Creek Interview Stalker Horror Survival Horror The survival Horror

    Solace Creek feels familiar to survival horror fans because it understands the history of the genre. This is stalker horror at its finest a game built around isolation, uncertainty, and an immense psychological weight of dread. In our latest La Bóveda Podcast interview, we sit down with Manuel (Dustb0), the developer behind Solace Creek, to…

  • Why Iris Dissolution Feels Like Survival Horror's Golden Age | Interview

    The survival horror genre continues to evolve through passionate independent developers who are pushing atmosphere, storytelling, and psychological fear in new directions. Today, we are taking a closer look at Iris Dissolution, an upcoming psychological survival horror experience, through an exclusive interview with the game’s developer, Juan.

  • Iris Dissolution survival Horror

    The resurgence of classic survival horror continues to gain momentum, and among the latest titles embracing the genre’s roots is Iris Dissolution, an upcoming indie horror experience heavily inspired by the PlayStation-era masterpieces that defined survival horror for an entire generation. After spending time with the demo, one thing becomes immediately clear: Iris Dissolution isn’t…

  • Vultures Scavengers of Death La BOveda Podcast Interview

    Vultures: Scavengers of Death isn’t simply trying to recreate the survival horror games that inspired it. Instead, it asks what happens when the genre’s core principles are combined with tactical strategy and mission-based extraction gameplay. The answer is a world where every choice matters, every resource has value, and survival alone is not enough. In…

  • There are games that imitate classic survival horror, and then there are games that truly understand it. Heavy Metal Death Can is one of those rare experiences that doesn’t just recreate the feeling of the PlayStation-era classics it evolves them. From the moment you descend into the rusted corridors of the HMS Domherren, you immediately…