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560 Horror games reviewed and scored, best first.
560 reviews
A budget first-person stealth horror game that drops a lone archaeologist into a Mayan tomb full of patrolling "Guardians," built on a demo that spent over a year gathering feedback before the ten-level full release launched with no user reviews yet to check it against.
6.5 / 10
A turn-based survival horror from Team Vultures that swaps Resident Evil's real-time dread for tactical, tile-based combat, Very Positive across a large English review sample for its retro charm and inventive combat puzzles, with a fair, widely repeated complaint about crashes, softlocks, and other launch-window bugs.
6.5 / 10
A Long-Awaited Third Chapter in a Cult Horror Series Reflect Studios built a following on a strange, singular idea: horror games where the scariest thing isn't a monster in a h
6.5 / 10
A third-person survival horror game from FTRGameStudio set on a werewolf-haunted space station, Very Positive across a rich English review sample as an atmospheric Alien-meets-Dead-Space horror outing, with fair complaints about recycled content relative to the developer's earlier game, a steep price, and controller UI friction.
6.5 / 10
Who Are You!? is a first-episode-only sci-fi psychological horror walking sim built around real UFO research, and this review's sample is Very Positive on atmosphere and premise while flagging real concerns about the pace of a small, only-partially-released episodic story, buggy launch-week jank, and one specific, disputed claim that the game's "no AI" pledge doesn't match what a reviewer says they found in-game.
6.5 / 10
A first-person, no-combat stealth slasher where a masked killer hunts by noise, light and movement rather than a script — built for one intense sitting, released day one with a single verified user review and a demo that had already been public for five and a half months.
6.5 / 10
A Confession Trip Keeps Getting Interrupted by Serial Killers Blood Lily: Killers Can't Sink a Yuri Ship is a pixel-styled, comedy-mystery visual novel wrapped in light 2.5D ex
6.4 / 10
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A typewriter battle royale with a revolver at your temple — a brilliant, meme-ready premise held back by empty lobbies and no real matchmaking.
6.4 / 10
The Therapist Is More Traumatized Than the Patient KnitBone is a free, short-form psychological horror visual novel built around a pitch-black inversion of the therapy-session prem
6.4 / 10
A Crime Scene That Keeps Lying to You Rehaunted casts you as detective Connor Raines, called to what looks like a straightforward case: a young woman found dead inside her own home
6.4 / 10
A short, atmospheric Alaskan wilderness horror game about a fugitive, his dog, and something that isn't a wolf — beloved for its sound design and its loyal canine companion, but repeatedly criticised for a scripted, repetitive hunting loop that never lets the player feel real danger.
6.4 / 10
A flirty stalker-horror game about outrunning a wolf-girl monster through a locked school, Wolf Mate pairs a clever escalating chase system with two dozen goofy endings, undercut by muddy sound design and a handful of launch-week rough edges.
6.4 / 10
A solo-developed PS1-era survival horror throwback with genuine retro charm, undercut by a slow opening act, real launch-day bugs, and a short 1-2 hour runtime — offset by unusually fast, sustained developer patching that this review verified independently.
6.3 / 10
A Camcorder, a Microphone, and a Murdered Family Friday Night is a short first-person psychological horror game built by solo developer Priskon, casting you as a survivor returning
6.3 / 10
A Contractor, Not a Hero Labhorror opens with a premise that immediately sets it apart from most first-person horror: you're not a chosen one, a paranormal investigator, or an
6.3 / 10
A cozy job simulator about flipping fallen penguins back onto their feet that quietly turns into a tense, atmospheric little thriller — short, cheap, and better for it.
6.3 / 10
A Fifteen-Minute Cosmic Horror Story, Built From a Game Jam Depths' Tale didn't start life as a commercial release. Developer Ardora Collective built the original prototype
6.2 / 10
A Heist That Goes Wrong the Moment the Door Locks Liminal Heist opens with a simple, almost mundane premise gone immediately sideways: you break into an abandoned mansion to steal
6.2 / 10
A Coin Flip Against a Mysterious Old Man Deep Under the Ocean O.B.O.L is a short, atmospheric horror game from two-person team MrEliptik and Woland built around a single, cursed ri
6.2 / 10
A War Pilot's Purgatory, Told Through a Dog Salvation: Echoes of War opens with a WWI-era pilot named James getting shot down over enemy territory, ejecting, and drowning — onl
6.2 / 10
A Dead Father, a Soviet Apartment, and a House That Doesn't Stay Still The Quiet Flat drops you into a cramped, cluttered Soviet-era apartment that used to belong to your fathe
6.1 / 10
Thomas Brush's Atmos Games and publisher 3D Realms send players climbing a corrupted 1950s theme park armed with toy-themed guns in an openly Bioshock-inspired arena shooter, one whose striking atmosphere and creative weapon design are consistently undercut by shallow combat AI and a widely panned story.
6.1 / 10
Minions, Wands, and a Whole Lot of Yelling YAPYAP drops you and up to four friends into the role of minions summoned by a bickering wizard, tasked with sneaking into a rival magici
6.1 / 10
A photographer, a pyramid, and a curse Amenti sends a photographer into the Great Pyramids to document Pharaoh Rudamon's remains, only for the ancient tomb's dark forces to
6 / 10
