With only a few days left in the endless void that many know as 2020, the team at MetaCritic has compiled the ten worst-rated video games from across the Internet. Year-end lists are one of the few holiday traditions that 2020 can't delay or postpone, so it's almost heartening to see them start to emerge from sites across the web. While many focus on giving their Game of the Year honors to outright successes like Hades and The Last of Us 2, someone has to focus on the other end of the spectrum. 4g6h

Developer Stormind Games' Remothered: Broken Porcelain is a survival horror game that tells the story of a young girl with a mysterious past who must escape the dark secrets of the world she lives in. Broken Porcelain had a lot of potential to be a properly horrifying game, but it suffers from a wide range of different issues like poor controls, a convoluted plot, and a variety of different game-breaking bugs. In its current state Broken Porcelain is nearly unplayable, and even its few positive story beats can't save it.

Developer Stormind Games is hard at work putting the finishing touches on its highly-anticipated horror title, Remothered: Broken Porcelain. The sequel to 2018's surprise hit, Remothered: Tormented Fathers, takes the "hide-and-seek horror" formula of games like Amnesia: The Dark Descent or Alien Isolation and infuses it with the esoteric storytelling of classic Italian giallo films. Screen Rant was sent a preview build of the game for PC and came away impressed by the storytelling and production values, but we have our doubts over whether the core gameplay can sustain the experience for its duration.

Everyone loves a good scare on Halloween. Even before October 31st arrives, people start looking for movies, TV shows, and even video games to put them in the mood for All Hallow's Eve. Luckily, the video game industry understands this, and that's why new horror games release each year — oftentimes launching around the spooky holiday itself. Here are the best horror games to get people ready for Halloween 2020, including the newest frights like Remothered: Broken Porcelain and some beloved classics.

Following the success of the Italian horror game, Remothered: Tormented Fathers in 2018, the team at Stormind Games is back with a sequel that looks to improve on the original while adding new horror elements and higher production values while expanding the lore of the series. Screen Rant was shown a hands-off demo of Remothered: Broken Porcelain, and came away impressed at the improved visuals and focus on cinematic stealth gameplay. The demo was led by writer/director Chris Darrill and producer Antonio Cutrona, who also answered our questions about the provocative horror game.