Genuine helplessness, noises in the dark, the knowledge that you could be at any time one second away from death from monsters you cannot see...

There are fewer games more compelling in their ability to make you feel terrified than "Enemy Zero." While it may not offer narrative surprises that make one stare in awe, the game already does that by creating an atmosphere of trodding through dark corridors on pins and needles. The lone piano chime as your only cue that something dangerous is nearby kicks the senses into overdrive, and with only a limited number of saves and loads allowed per file, you cannot abuse them. The intent is about pure sensation within the player, horror that derives from primal science-fiction.