‘One Way Home’ and the Evolution of Childhood Horror
One Way Home doesn’t revolutionize childhood horror; it’s part of the evolution of a subgenre that continues to find new ways to explore familiar fears.
Spencer Johnson
I'm a passionate gamer with a love for deep lore, particularly in sci-fi,
fantasy, and horror genres. I have a soft spot for indie and niche
games, appreciating their creativity and more experimental approaches to
storytelling. Whether I'm uncovering hidden gems or exploring intricate
worlds, I’m always drawn to games that offer rich narratives and immersive
experiences
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