“Game over” or “death” screens can be the most iconic part of a game because, well, they’re a part we have to see a lot. Some even become memes in their own right. Dark Souls’ “you ...

Experiencing a Game Over screen over and over again can be one of the most frustrating parts of gaming. After experiencing a Game Over screen three to 300 times, you begin to appreciate creative ...

But how about a list of some of the scariest game over screens through the ages? The scene at the end of your rope telling you, you've died. While some can be simple, but effective, like Resident ...

The dreaded “Game Over” screen has been an integral part of gaming since they were first made, and if your failure isn't bad enough, some of the screens really like to rub it in your face that ...

Traditionally speaking, Game Over screens indicate one of two things: You either just screwed up and got yourself killed, or you've reached the end-point of the main story, no matter if the game ...

When we play games, we play to win, and this means that there’s little worse than seeing the screen fade to black and getting that devastating GAME OVER text appearing on the screen. A GAME OVER ...

The Super Mario franchise is known for its Gamer Over screens, but don't expect to see them in this year's highly anticipated Super Mario Odyssey. The game's Japanese Twitter account recently ...

A good game over screen doesn’t just serve as a notice that you need to start over. In the survival horror genre, a well-crafted, properly terrifying game over screen should serve as a deterrent ...

Players will never have to worry about hitting “game over” in Super Mario Odyssey. While Mario can die in myriad ways throughout the game, he’ll never make the player sit through one of the ...