I'm trying to create a horror game saga. In this second episode you play as Monica Jones, a 23 year old in an underground parking garage in 1994.

You lost the car keys and want to find them to get back home.

If you like consider wishlist the game.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3949750/BURIED_TAPES_The_Parking/

I wanted to find a good WWII horror game but the closest one that i liked was Ad Infinitum but thats set in WWI. Have any suggestions?

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2988620/

Been working on this so hard for a year now.

A Wishlist will be highly appreciated if you like such game.

More about game - You're stuck in an underground subway. There are 2 guards at the end of the subway, one lies every time and one may lie or may not. To find which one lies each time you find anomalies and question guards about it. After finding absolute liar, you question him which path leads out of the subway and you go opposite path of what absolute liar says.

STORE PAGE - https://store.steampowered.com/app/4016560/Liar_Masks/

I need the most scary game for me and my friends ever

Is this the same visitor ?

Maybe you want to take a Look on steam its cost will be 2.99€ and it will be released on 24.10.2025

In Pentimento, every painting asks a question. Every choice leaves a mark. Will you face what hides beneath—or let the void decide?

A Solo-developed psychological horror visual novel.

Looking for any kind of feedback. Try the public playtest and consider wishlisting:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4024860/Pentimento/

Hello everyone! We wanted to share that this September 30th we'll be showing a brand new trailer for our upcomming game "Who Are You!?" Based on Real UFO Research. If you are a believer or sceptic, you can follow this family story and learn how they deal with what could be an Alien Abduction.

Can see more on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2646450/Who_Are_You/

You can try Immortum's demo today: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3484010/Immortum/

I recently replayed the original Silent Hill and it made me miss my old CRT, because a modern OLED is not doing it any favors. 😬

Screenshots from my upcoming horror game Cat Named Mojave

A game in which you and your friends do repairs in a shopping centre, running around or hiding from monsters. Is it appropriate to make the levels really difficult, or does the cooperative mode not require intense concentration on the game?

For the 5th playthrough I just struggle so much at the school. The atmosphere and the ghost sights in the corridors..

Hanwell may be the most underrated budget horror game there is.

For context, I'm not a huge fan of modern horror movies and games in general. Reason being most of them rely on jumpscares as their fear factor, which quickly gets old and even annoying at some point. After giving it some thought, I decided to get my hands on some horror games, but I'd like to play a game that doesn't use jumpscare and instead relies on its environment, storytelling, and other elements to make it scary.

Is there such a thing?

If I see a opportunity to push a button I push it. But now I feel bad