Yeah, dark corners are the real MVPs in most horror games. Think of Silent Hill or Resident Evil 7 – the shadows aren’t just empty space, they’re like a silent watcher that gives you the chill before the jump scare. In Bloodborne the gloom around Yharnam’s alleys almost feels alive, like it’s breathing with you. Even in more recent titles, like Alan Wake, the darkness isn’t just a backdrop; it’s a character that feeds off your fear, pulling you deeper into the story. So yeah, that space between the lights? It’s the silent, hungry antagonist you can’t ignore.