It has been a while since there was an interesting horror-related release from one of the most famous comic brands in history. Actually, when you look through its vast catalog of titles, you’ll find that there aren’t many video games with horror elements in them at all. 2007’s Ghost Rider, a “God of War wannabe” adventure, is the most recent title that comes to mind — and it wasn’t up to much, with its repetitive structure and brainless combat. Then, we could remember a couple of Blade’s entries that allowed us to play as the most badass vampire hunter from the big M. Perhaps some would include a classic such as Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage for its main characters and narrative bits, or even some segments from the Ultimate Alliance franchise, but that’s about it. There isn’t something of remarkable quality that screams “horror” when thinking about the Avengers’ house of games.