Crow Country is coated in a murky green veneer that gives the impression you’re playing it on a grainy CRT TV in one of your friend’s bedrooms back in 1996. The polygonal figure of its protagonist, ...

Zach McKay is a writer from the United States, and a game lover since he stole his dad’s N64 controller to play Ocarina of Time. He has been playing video games for the better part of 25 years and ...

The game takes players back to 1990 Atlanta, Georgia, and it starts when protagonist Mara Forest breaks into the eponymous Crow Country abandoned theme park. Her job is to find the owner Edward Crow, ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. At first glance, Crow Country is a nostalgia piece. It pulls on the ...

It’s hard to pinpoint and articulate exactly what made the early '90s survival horror classics so special. The horror elements were scary but campy and cheesy too, with dialogue and writing that left ...

Crow Country, a survival horror game, surpassed 100,000 copies sold, with praise from fans and critics for its Silent Hill and Resident Evil influences. Developer SFB Games plans exclusive merchandise ...

Have you ever found yourself thinking that old video games used to be scarier? I know I’m in that boat. Nothing creeps me out more than the original Resident Evil or Silent Hill 2. Some newer games ...

PlayStation Plus is adding a nice selection to its Game Catalog this month, and horror fans subscribed to the service are getting the most exciting treat. Unlike the smaller selection of rotating ...

Developer SFB Games announced the survival horror adventure game, Crow Country, will also release for the Xbox Series X|S, alongside the previously announced PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam versions on ...

The game is 10% off on Steam to celebrate its release. Last week, Gameranx sat down with Adam Vian, the Creative Director for SFB Games. The studio’s PS1-inspired survival horror game Crow Country has ...

There are now more PS1-inspired horror games out now than there were actual horror games on the PS1. That isn’t a milestone that was crossed by Crow Country, it’s just an observation. It’s hard to say ...