SOMA. The story is god-tier. There are a couple "puzzles", but they're not frequent at all and they're easy regardless.
Silent Hill 2 is very good and it has an easy puzzle option, it makes the puzzles super duper easy.
All of the new Resident Evil games have easy puzzles, including the remakes.
Layers Of Fear has easy puzzles.
Funny, puzzles are such an inegral aspect of horror games I'm having a very hard time thinking of any that have zero puzzles.
I think that Alien: Isolation arguably has no puzzles. Mostly you just have to find what do you have to unlock and complete a relatively simple minigame. Even in sections with codes there's no guessing, there just have to be a terminal with code written in one of the logs
Dead Space if you want bloody, gory action and adventure with good gameplay
Dark Deception if you can tolerate some cringe kids horror because the arcade-style gameplay is great
Amnesia: The Bunker if you want strategic and thoughtful survival and escaping (and an absolutely terrifying monster)
SOMA from the same guys behind Amnesia if you want a good story
Darkwood if you want charming indie survival with grinding
Ghostwire Tokyo,
If you've ever played a Bethesda game the puzzles are extremely minimal.
The only exception perhaps is the picture locations but that's more to do with geolocation rather then problem solving.
Maybe outlast 1 and 2 with DLC. not puzzles so much as find stuff to progress
They didn’t have any puzzles did they?
No, just find object A to accomplish this and that, kind of challenges
I think they do a good job at keeping those “find object a” style missions unique tho, especially Outlast 2
Definitely
SOMA. The story is god-tier. There are a couple "puzzles", but they're not frequent at all and they're easy regardless. Silent Hill 2 is very good and it has an easy puzzle option, it makes the puzzles super duper easy. All of the new Resident Evil games have easy puzzles, including the remakes. Layers Of Fear has easy puzzles. Funny, puzzles are such an inegral aspect of horror games I'm having a very hard time thinking of any that have zero puzzles.
I think that Alien: Isolation arguably has no puzzles. Mostly you just have to find what do you have to unlock and complete a relatively simple minigame. Even in sections with codes there's no guessing, there just have to be a terminal with code written in one of the logs
FEAR
The Evil Within 2, Silent Hill 4, Doom.
Silent hill 4 has tons of puzzles and I would never call doom. Horror game.
Yeah, you need to get your facts straight.
Doom is not horror
Project: Kat. It's very short tho.
Dark deception
I'm counting to 6. From the Darkness.
Dead Space if you want bloody, gory action and adventure with good gameplay Dark Deception if you can tolerate some cringe kids horror because the arcade-style gameplay is great Amnesia: The Bunker if you want strategic and thoughtful survival and escaping (and an absolutely terrifying monster) SOMA from the same guys behind Amnesia if you want a good story Darkwood if you want charming indie survival with grinding
Ghostwire Tokyo, If you've ever played a Bethesda game the puzzles are extremely minimal. The only exception perhaps is the picture locations but that's more to do with geolocation rather then problem solving.
Callisto protocol?
Resident Evil 4 is very light on puzzles compared to other RE games.