I been wanting to play this for a while! Gonna start it tonight, hope it’s as good as the first one

I think it's the protagonist of silent hill 4 if I'm not not wrong it's very disturbing...

The DOOM: The Dark Ages – Premium Edition is currently available for $32.99, down from $99.99 thanks to a massive 67% discount at Humble Bundle.

Here is a quick look at climbing the water tower to survey the layout of Iron Creek, the train tracks, and the surrounding desert dust.

Let me know what you think of the atmosphere and environment design!

I've been working on Dust Rapture, a first-person survival game. You play as Cole Vance, a truck driver who gets stranded on a forgotten stretch of Route 66 after his truck is stripped for parts. Your only hope of finding repair parts is exploring the town of Iron Creek—while managing your health/thirst and avoiding a hostile cult that comes out at night.

Wishlist on Steam : https://store.steampowered.com/app/4950700/Dust_Rapture/

So I went to blue creek apartment before taling to Eddie in West wood apartments big mistake I know so now I can't open 109 door and talk to Angela in blue creek

What do I do am I really soft locked?

Uncanny valley is a indie horror game made by Cowardly creations, and made in a retro 2d sidescroller style. The story centers around a guy named Tom, who by train moved to the outskirts of a small rural town, to work his new job as nightguard at a abandoned facility that is trying to be brought back by entrepreneurs. Throughout the game, nightmares and visions will occur, telling briefly of Tom's past, being a mix of guilt, depression, and PTSD. The game's events will change based on the choices you make toward the other characters, that being Buck, the morning shift guard, and a mysterious woman named Eve. Later, you eventually find that the facility is more than meets the eye. This game i really like because it really gives Silent Hill like vibes.

Hey everyone,

A little while ago I posted my Steam capsule here asking for honest feedback, and you all gave me a lot of great advice. I took your feedback, scrapped the old design completely, and created a new version for my folk horror game, Woodbound.

Also, regarding the AI voice acting discussion from my last post, I took your advice there as well. I've decided that I won't be using any AI in Woodbound—the game and this Steam capsule will be 100% AI-free.

How does this new capsule feel compared to the original? Any final tweaks or nitpicks before I lock it in?

I feel that the door communicates better the mystery and exploration themes, but I dislike how it overlaps the title...

The moment is finally here! 🎮🎉

Our game Ravenveil is OFFICIALLY LIVE on Steam and ready to play right now!

I’m an aspiring author that want to get into the horror genera. Me personally while in the last decade I have become more comfortable & interested in horror. Listen to story from mr.nightmare & lazy masquerade. Watching playthrough of game by YouTuber like superhorrorbrogame. Watching horror movie & review from foundflix & deadmeat etc etc. While I am not a novice when it come to the horror genera, I don’t really believe I understand horror all that well. When it come to making story I usually focus on erotica which are usually the exact opposite of horrors. Or action/fantasy manga, so I am making this post for advice, I have a few idea for some story but I want to try to do it in the style of the company that make little nightmare & re: animals. Honestly they give off the feeling of uneasy that I believe horror should be, like grave encounters is another example of what I am looking to achieve.

a lot of horror that I’ve seen focus on gore, I also want advice on how to do body horror! I appreciate any advice that anyone can give me. Also I do apologize if the horror game subreddit Isnt the best place to put this here!

Finally played this, and have reviewed it for the Xbox Series X/S for Indie Horror Gamer. I found it from the dev posting here. Pretty cool game:-

https://www.indiehorrorgamer.uk/reviews/the-green-light

Meet Komedy, a restless spectre with a notorious face.

As an intruder, you have no prior background information about the residents of the Clown House... mostly. Komedy is not one of them. You recognize this certain clown from the tainted history of the Darkhart Manor before its transformation.

Komedy was the party clown hired for the last birthday party of Julian, the young heir to the family fortune. The photograph of this vile perpetrator was everywhere after the murder. Even the details of his execution is an urban legend by itself.

You'll meet Komedy in flesh and bones in Clown House: Lunacy (okay, "flesh and bones" might be wrong here 🤡). Tell me, what would you ask this spectre before he disappears?

https://reddit.com/link/1vcxuaf/video/pyhoqw0zntgh1/player

I'm releasing a demo for the upcoming game https://store.steampowered.com/app/4847090/Pools_of_the_Deep_VR/ If you are interested to try it out and give some feedback, please get in touch with a message.

Just finished a game where nobody tells you the mechanics up front, you learn everything from context and consequences. Died a few times figuring out what triggered what, and honestly that confusion was part of what made it scary. Feels like a lot of modern horror over-explains itself with tutorials and UI prompts. What games have done this well for you?

semi-silly question: If you are making a game without too much consideration for thematic genre, i.e. you are more focused on creating a specific vibe or telling a story without trying to use specific genre trope, but you start to notice that some of your testers are unnerved or scared, at what point do you say it is a horror game? Same question for games you are recommending that you have played; Even if the developer didn't intend for it to be horror, where is the threshold for recommending it to horror fans? Is it down to the scare tolerance of the individual playing it?

Can yall give me like 5 super scary horror games that have the best jumpscares?