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This lecture delves into the origins and evolution of survival horror games, exploring the psychological horror elements and gameplay mechanics that define the genre. From the early days of Haunted House to the groundbreaking Resident Evil series, the instructor discusses the transformation of survival horror into action-oriented gameplay. The lecture also covers the use of scary music, limited resources, and puzzle-solving strategies in these games, as well as the impact of cultural influences on game design. Furthermore, it examines recent titles like Five Nights at Freddy's and Outlast, highlighting the genre's ability to evoke fear and adrenaline in players.
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