Resident Evil: Deadly Silence is basically the original PS1 horror classic, but crammed onto the DS with some neat tweaks. You still creep through that creepy mansion, solve puzzles while zombies shamble at you, and panic when you realize you wasted all your ammo. But now you can stab zombies with the stylus in "Rebirth Mode" – weirdly satisfying, though the controls take some getting used to.

The touchscreen handles inventory and map stuff, which actually works better than fumbling with buttons. There’s even a goofy multiplayer mode where one player’s a zombie chasing the other. Not gonna lie, it’s janky, but in that fun "why is this even here?" way. If you’ve played the original, it’s a nostalgia trip with some fresh quirks. If you haven’t, well… good luck with those door animations.

Still holds up as one of the better horror games on the DS, even if the voice acting’s as hilariously bad as ever.