r/HorrorGames

still got 3 SAVEN keys and I want them to go to people who'll actually play it. So if you've got a friend who loves horror and you think they'd get something out of this, tag them.

Tell me why you think they'd like it. They should reply too if they're interested. If they get the key and play it, let me know what they think. that feedback is honestly more useful than anything else.

steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3917330/SAVEN/

trailer if you want to see it: https://youtu.be/flZrEkxuRac

,if you're interested, just drop a comment and let me know. if you could wishlist it on steam that would help us out a lot, but no pressure.

first come first served basically

Hey Guys!

I'm doing my dissertation on how fear is created in horror games with a case study on alien: isolation for a game art degree.

It would mean a lot and really help me if people took the 5 mins to fill in this survey.

I'll leave the link below if anyone has the time ❤️

https://forms.gle/qDA5M57xkug4nZN87

Find out the cause of death of the poor wretches you encounter, and that will help you save yourself.

^(Cold apartment blocks, empty streets, flickering lights and that strange feeling that something is wrong.)
^(I’m trying to capture the quiet tension of a post-Soviet psychological horror world in Night Record: Thin Walls.)

^(If you want to support the project, you can check it out and wishlist it on Steam:)
^(https://store.steampowered.com/app/4652040/Night_Record_Thin_Walls/)

Dark game + delicious food = perfect night

Who else eats like a king while exploring creepy worlds? Drop your setups below!

Hi everyone!

I’m solo-developing a cinematic platformer called DOSMIC.

It’s a wordless struggle where a boy must navigate a bizarre world of cosmic horrors to save a girl.

What do you think of this kind of atmosphere? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Wishlist on Steam:https://store.steampowered.com/app/3450900/DOSMIC/

Game on Steam

Ciao a tutti! 👋 Sono uno sviluppatore solista dalla Turchia.

Volevo condividere con voi un concept un po' folle a cui sto lavorando. È un simulatore/horror in cui gestisci un bar in un mondo dominato dagli animali. Il tuo compito è servire da bere e osservare attentamente i clienti.

La particolarità? Alcuni di loro sono in realtà umani travestiti da animali. Se scopri un impostore, devi risolvere il problema estraendo il tuo fucile a pompa da sotto il bancone.

Ho sviluppato tutto da solo dalla mia camera e sto preparando la prima demo giocabile. So che i giocatori italiani apprezzano i titoli indie particolari, quindi ero molto curioso di sapere cosa ne pensate del concept!

Just got this today, really happy with it!! The font is the same as the back of the Vinyl of the SH2 remake.

My dad was 27 when the original SH2 released, and I grew up watching him play it. I was 27 when the remake came out, and he watched me play it. He passed away last year, right after we played it together one more time. We love sharing horror games together and this one maybe means the most. I honor him with this piece.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dead-be-the-fallen/id6766120729

It's called CH13: Rest Stop, a narrative-driven psychological horror game set in early 2000s Poland.

It tells the story of Wojciech, a new father who hasn't had a full night's sleep in months.
After a long work meeting, he should have stayed at the hotel and left at dawn. But his wife had come down with a cold, and the thought of leaving her alone with their daughter didn’t feel right. When the main road is closed after an accident, Wojciech is forced onto a narrow forest detour he has never taken before.

I can't believe I finnaly managed to release a demo! It would mean a lot if you checked it out -

Link to Steam!

Made in unreal engine 5

Hey r/HorrorGames and fellow horror fans!

We're developing On Tape << Rewind, a psychological horror game where you solve a mystery through cassette tapes and audio manipulation. You arrive at a physicist's abandoned cabin in the Arctic to uncover his fate - and obsession.

The core mechanics:

• Play recordings on a dusty cassette recorder
• Search the cabin for clues
• Use analogue tools to manipulate audio frequencies and reveal hidden messages
• Each tape is a story fragment (research logs, old broadcasts, medical journals, etc.)

Here's where we need your creativity: We're designing puzzles that leverage these mechanics, and we'd love puzzle ideas that feel fresh and leverage audio in ways players haven't seen before.

Some examples we're exploring:

• Layered recordings where you need to isolate specific frequencies to hear a hidden voice
• Tapes that play at wrong speeds or backwards
• Audio "glitches" that contain clues when examined closely
• Morse code or other encoding hidden in static

What would genuinely creep you out? What audio-based puzzle would make you feel like you're losing your mind trying to solve it?

We're in active development and planning to expand our puzzle suite - your ideas might end up in the game. Drop your thoughts below!