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2005PC, PlayStation, Xbox

A third-person shooter based on the film: as occult detective John Constantine you fight demons with holy weapons like the Cross Shotgun and use magic across Hell and the mortal world.

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The Darkness

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2007PlayStation, Xbox

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A grim first-person shooter about a mob hitman who gains the supernatural power of the Darkness, wielding demonic tentacles and minions in a gritty New York. Its strong story and atmosphere set it apart.

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The Darkness II

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A brutal, linear first-person shooter with a cel-shaded comic look, where mob boss Jackie Estacado dual-wields guns while two demonic tendrils rip enemies apart and hurl objects. It is anchored by a surprisingly personal tale of grief and madness.

Blade

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A linear PlayStation action game serving as a prequel to the Blade film, where you hunt vampires with sword, guns and throwing weapons. It captures the movie's vibe but was received poorly for its camera, controls and technical quality.

Clive Barker's Undying

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An atmospheric horror shooter set in 1920s Ireland, where Patrick Galloway investigates a family curse. First-person gunplay mixes with spellcasting, gloomy manors and a creepy tale penned by Clive Barker.

Clive Barker's Jericho

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A dark horror FPS where you command a squad of supernaturally gifted soldiers, switching between them and their unique powers to destroy an ancient evil in a lost city. Clive Barker's grotesque flesh-and-nightmare imagery defines every level.

Darkwatch

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A first-person shooter blending the Wild West, vampire horror and steampunk touches. As outlaw-turned-vampire Jericho Cross you hunt supernatural monsters, mixing gunplay with dark vampiric powers in fast-paced fights.

Alan Wake

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A novelist hunts for his vanished wife in a misty Pacific Northwest town, fighting shadowy possessed foes with flashlight and gun while the pages of a manuscript he doesn't remember writing come true. Its TV-series-style episodic storytelling and eerie atmosphere are the main draw.

Dreamkiller

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You play psychologist Alice Drake, who enters her patients' dreams and hunts their inner demons with weapons. Its appeal lies in the grim, surreal dream worlds and fast, forceful first-person shooting.

F.E.A.R.

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A first-person shooter that pairs explosive slow-motion firefights against remarkably smart enemy AI with unsettling psychological horror built around the eerie girl Alma. Its destructible gunfights are still held up as a genre benchmark.

F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin

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An intense first-person shooter that pairs slow-motion gunfights against smart AI soldiers with unsettling supernatural horror centered on the vengeful Alma. Mech sequences and movable cover add variety to its tightly paced, linear scares.

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