Retro Survival Horror Games Collection

Sweet Home is a survival horror RPG developed and published by Capcom exclusively for the Famicom in Japan. Based on the Japanese horror film of the same name, the game follows five documentary filmmakers who enter a haunted mansion to restore the frescoes of a deceased artist, only to become trapped by the malevolent spirit of Lady Mamiya. The game is widely recognized as the progenitor of the survival horror genre and directly inspired Capcom's Resident Evil series.

Clock Tower is a survival horror game developed by Human Entertainment for the SNES. Released in 1995, the game follows Jennifer Simpson as she tries to escape from a mysterious scissor-wielding killer in a creepy mansion. The game pioneered the point-and-click survival horror genre with its unique panic system and multiple endings.

Resident Evil 2 is the 1999 N64 port of the classic survival horror game. Play as rookie cop Leon S. Kennedy or college student Claire Redfield as they fight to survive a zombie outbreak in Raccoon City. Features the unique 'EX Files' system exclusive to the N64 version, utilizing the cartridge's memory for unlockable content.

A faithful remake of the original Resident Evil with new touchscreen mechanics and multiplayer modes designed for the Nintendo DS. Features the classic mansion outbreak scenario with enhanced controls and additional puzzles.

This enhanced version of the original Resident Evil (1996) features remixed item locations, new difficulty modes, and support for the PlayStation DualShock controller's vibration function. Players choose between Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine to investigate gruesome murders in Raccoon City, leading them to the sinister Spencer Mansion filled with zombies and biological horrors.

The groundbreaking survival horror masterpiece presented across two discs - Disc 1 (Leon S. Kennedy) and Disc 2 (Claire Redfield). Experience Raccoon City's zombie outbreak from two perspectives with interconnected narratives. Your choices as rookie cop Leon directly affect college student Claire's campaign through the revolutionary 'Zapping System', creating four distinct playthrough combinations.

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis is a survival horror game that follows Jill Valentine's escape from Raccoon City during a viral outbreak. The game introduces the relentless Nemesis bioweapon that actively hunts the player, along with new mechanics like the 180-degree quick turn and live selection system.

Biohazard 1.5 is the legendary unreleased prototype of Resident Evil 2, featuring radically different scenarios, characters, and gameplay mechanics before being scrapped at 60-80% completion. This lost version follows rookie cop Leon S. Kennedy and runaway Elza Walker through an alternate Raccoon City outbreak.

Resident Evil 0 Demake is a fan-made homebrew demake that reimagines Capcom's 2002 GameCube survival horror classic as if it had been released on the original PlayStation. Created by modders Biohazard España and El Rincón del Lobezno, this ambitious project builds upon the engine of the original Resident Evil 2 to recreate the prequel's train section—the Ecliptic Express—complete with its dual-character swapping mechanic, fixed camera angles, pre-rendered backgrounds, and classic tank controls that defined the PS1 era of survival horror.

Silent Hill is a landmark 1999 survival horror game developed by Konami. Players control Harry Mason searching for his missing daughter in the fog-shrouded town of Silent Hill, featuring psychological horror elements, dynamic lighting, and radio static monster detection.

The PlayStation port of the original 1995 survival horror game featuring point-and-click adventure mechanics with chase sequences against the iconic scissor-wielding villain Bobby Barrows.

Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within is a survival horror game developed by Human Entertainment and published by ASCII Entertainment for the PlayStation. Released in 1998, the game follows Alyssa Hamilton, a teenage girl suffering from dissociative identity disorder who becomes trapped in her family's mansion with a mysterious killer. The game innovated the horror genre with its psychological themes, multiple personality mechanics, and point-and-click adventure elements set against a chilling narrative of family secrets and mental trauma.

Dino Crisis is a survival horror game developed and published by Capcom. Released in 1999 for the PlayStation, it follows special agent Regina as she investigates a secret research facility overrun by genetically engineered dinosaurs. The game blends action, puzzle-solving, and tense survival mechanics.

Parasite Eve is a 1998 survival horror-RPG hybrid developed and published by Square for PlayStation. Based on Hideaki Sena's novel, the game follows NYPD detective Aya Brea as she battles mitochondrial mutants during a catastrophic Christmas Eve in Manhattan, blending cinematic storytelling with strategic real-time combat and RPG progression.

Parasite Eve II is a 1999 survival horror-RPG sequel developed by Square for PlayStation, continuing Aya Brea's story as she investigates new mitochondrial threats across the American Southwest. The game shifts to a more traditional survival horror format with fixed camera angles, resource management, and puzzle-solving while retaining RPG elements like experience points and weapon customization.

A unique handheld entry in the Resident Evil series featuring an original storyline where Barry Burton investigates a zombie outbreak on a cruise ship. Uses an innovative real-time combat system with first-person shooting segments.

Deep Fear is a survival horror game set in an underwater research facility where a biological weapon has been unleashed. As special forces operative John Mayor, players must navigate flooding corridors, limited oxygen supply, and mutating creatures while uncovering a corporate conspiracy. Features real-time environmental hazards and strategic resource management.