Horror is a genre of fiction, film, and other forms of art that seeks to elicit a sense of fear, dread, or terror in its audience. It often involves supernatural elements, psychological tension, or graphic depictions of violence and other unsettling themes. The primary aim of horror is to provoke an emotional response, commonly fear or anxiety, through suspenseful storytelling, eerie atmospheres, and the exploration of the unknown or the uncanny. Common themes in horror include monsters, ghosts, serial killers, existential dread, and the breakdown of societal norms. The genre often employs techniques such as foreshadowing, shock, and surprise to enhance its impact. Horror can also serve as a reflection of societal fears and anxieties, exploring deeper themes related to morality, human nature, and the fragility of sanity.
The iconic horror game Dead by Daylight introduces Tokyo Ghoul's Ken Kaneki as a new killer, enhancing its chilling atmosphere with his dark lore. Kaneki, a hybrid of human and…