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When I first played a sci-fi horror game that relied on environmental storytelling rather than jump scares, I remember the quiet dread settling in. The abandoned space station creaked, the air recyclers hummed at a wrong frequency, and the logs from the previous crew told a story that made me anxious to move forward. That experience shaped how I think about the genre. A well-made sci-fi horror game does not just scare you. It makes you feel small, isolated, and curious about