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Short horror games are especially well-suited for playing in a single evening. They don’t need a long build-up: the creators quickly introduce the player to the rules, build tension, and wrap up the story before the chosen gameplay mechanic has a chance to get boring. Most of the titles in this collection can be completed in a few hours, and some mini-horror games take just 15–60 minutes. This collection features nothing but horror—from small-scale experiments to recognized genre classics.

The best horror games on PC and consoles are genre masterpieces that combine fear, quality, replayability, and an unforgettable atmosphere.

There are evenings when you want to put complex builds, endless grinding, and reaction tests aside. Adventure games are your ticket to stories where what matters is not how quickly you press buttons, but what decisions you make. Here, you do not “level up” a character so much as grow alongside them, exploring worlds, solving mysteries, and living other people’s lives. In this selection, we have gathered 120 of the best adventures and quest games so that you no longer have to wonder what to play for the story. We divided them by mood and genre: from tense interactive dramas and classic point-and-click quests to meditative walking simulators, detective investigations, and arthouse experiments.

Medicine is closely connected to our lives. The science of healing has brought relief to the sick throughout history, and with the advancement of technology, it has also captured the interest of gamers. Games about doctors and hospitals often combine several genres at once. Just like real medical professionals, we study symptoms, make diagnoses, and treat patients — and sometimes even manage entire hospitals. And that’s only a small part of the possible scenarios. In this selection, we’ve included games that are connected to medicine in one way or another. Many of them stood out thanks to their engaging mechanics and earned recognition from players at launch, eventually becoming classics. We’ve also added a few unexpected projects that offer a unique take on the medical theme and may surprise you. You might have come across some of them before — but overlooked them. For convenience, we’ve divided medical games on PC and consoles into clear categories: hospital management (tycoons), doctor simulators, story-driven RPGs, horror games, and unconventional projects. At the end, we’ve answered popular questions — such as which hospital games are free and relevant, what the best simulator is as of 2026, and what else you can play in similar genres.

Movies based on video games are being made more frequently, and some of them turn out to be of quite decent quality. Studios are happy with the profits and new sources of ideas, so in the coming years, there will be even more video game adaptations. Here’s a look at some of the most intriguing projects currently in development.