There are a few games that grew notoriety in the 1990's that left an impression on gamers to this day. Such titles include Resident Evil, Fatal Frame, Clock Tower, and more. However, there was one horror game in particular that pushed back on the more action-oriented and urban-legend based gameplay of the 90's, and it wasn't until the series' second installment that we each witnessed a monster that was more grounded in our psyches than any ghost, ghoul, or zombie from its era