It’s hard to stay terrified when your friend is laughing in your headset. Horror games have given us unforgettable nightmares—but does bringing other players along make the experience better, or take away what made it scary?

This week on Geeks From The Multiverse, Matt and John talk horror gaming from the older classics to newer experiences. From Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and Parasite Eve to the shared chaos of Left 4 Dead, Dead Rising, and Dead Island, we compare playing alone, surviving with friends, and facing player-controlled killers in games like Dead by Daylight and Halloween. When does fear turn into competition—and can a horror game stop being scary without losing its appeal?

Which horror game actually got under your skin? Tell us your pick, follow the podcast, and like and subscribe on YouTube. Find our episodes, socials, and more at "www.geeksfromthemultiverse.com" (https://www.geeksfromthemultiverse.com). Stay Geeky!

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Mothman. Skinwalkers. The Wendigo. The Hopkinsville Goblins.

For decades — and in some cases much longer — people have claimed encounters with things that shouldn't exist. But behind the legends are real stories, eyewitness accounts, historical events, and one big question: what the hell did these people actually see?

This week on Geeks From The Multiverse, we're digging into four of the strangest alleged creature encounters and separating the stories from the evidence. Were they misunderstood animals, folklore that took on a life of its own, elaborate bullshit… or is there something we still can't explain?

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This Halloween, Geeks From The Multiverse takes a darker approach to mental health in a special EVOLVE episode: Monsters of Mental Health.

What if the monsters of horror could help us better understand the struggles people face every day? From the life-draining Wraith representing depression to the relentless Headless Horseman representing anxiety and panic, we're exploring the connections between four legendary creatures and real mental health conditions.

We'll also examine the Werewolf as a metaphor for bipolar disorder and the Revenant as a representation of PTSD.

Through horror, honest conversation, and a little geek culture, we're looking at the battles people fight that aren't always visible. Because sometimes the scariest monsters aren't the ones in movies.

The person isn't the monster. They're the one fighting it.

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