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604 Horror games reviewed and scored, best first.
604 reviews
A tiny, cheap 3D survival-choice game about outlasting the ocean after your ship sinks, drawing heavy and openly acknowledged inspiration from 60 Seconds! but replacing its text-and-still-image format with fully animated consequences — praised by reviewers for atmosphere and replayability, held back mainly by thin content and English-only text.
7 / 10
A short, richly atmospheric slow-burn folk horror game about tending an isolated farm while its former owner's secrets surface, built on genuinely striking Ukrainian folk-horror visuals and a beloved farm cat, let down by a widely disliked maze chase and an ending several players found anticlimactic.
7 / 10
A Second Haunting from the Dread Flats Team Dread Neighbor launched May 7, 2026 from Ghostcase, the small studio behind the earlier hit Dread Flats, published under the Erabit labe
7 / 10
A Kitten-Rescue Horror From the Last Half of Darkness Studio Edge Of Evil, released August 31, 2026 by WRF Studios, opens with a premise that's equal parts silly and grim: your
7 / 10
Find the Moon, survive the building, bring your friends Emissary Zero drops one to four players into a mysterious, sprawling building at night with a single, deliberately vague obj
7 / 10
A Forty-Fifth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Falk launched on Steam on 10 September 2026 as a full release for Windows and macOS, and at the time of writing has zero us
7 / 10
Cloned Soldiers, Cursed Bunkers, and a Cat in a Helmet FEAR OF FAITH entered Early Access on August 21, 2026 from UNBREAKABLE ARK, and it wears its pitch right on the store page: a
7 / 10
A scrappy but ambitious Resident Evil 2 and Silent Hill 2 homage lands a Very Positive Steam debut on the strength of its atmosphere, level design, and an actively patching developer, even as its own review sample is unusually blunt that the "timeloop" the game is named after barely functions as a mechanic, and that voice acting and technical polish lag behind everything else.
7 / 10
A survival-crafting game that replaces its genre's usual menu-driven fiddling with a diegetic system — you inspect your own wounds, dig leeches out with your fingers and physically reach into your pack for a fire kit — built around a sanity mechanic that can hallucinate you to death. A separate, heavily narrative Story Mode sits alongside the open sandbox and has drawn specific, credible criticism for how it depicts the Amazon's indigenous Yabahuaca people.
7 / 10
A Night Shift Gone Wrong, Ohio 1999 [HERROR] Gas Station Case launched August 11, 2026 as the debut episode of a planned horror anthology from the small studio simply called [HERRO
7 / 10
A small, sharply written analog-horror phone-operator sim that nails its deadpan-corporate-meets-cosmic-dread tone, undercut for a real share of its audience by a short main campaign whose price tag outran its length until a later free update gave the concept somewhere to go after the credits.
7 / 10
I Fell for Her is a short, PS1-styled psychological horror game from solo horror developer arydk, casting players as a barber falling for the girl next door while a serial killer stalks the town, and its Very Positive review sample loves the atmosphere and multi-ending mystery while repeatedly wishing for a better balance between haircuts and horror.
7 / 10
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A short psychological horror job simulator from solo studio KeeraGames, in which a lonely drive-thru shift doubles as a detective investigation, Positive across 33 reviews — and this review confirmed the developer has since shipped a full Endless Mode directly addressing the base game's most common repetition complaint.
7 / 10
A first-person survival horror game from Emberflight Games, presented through the lens of a police officer's body cam inside an abandoned hospital, Very Positive across 67 English reviews for its tense atmosphere and surprisingly solid gunplay, with a widely repeated complaint that its ending feels anticlimactic after a genuinely strong opening.
7 / 10
A solo developer's three-years-in-the-making cosmic-horror action roguelite that draws passionate praise for its atmosphere and combat feel, while a consistent thread of its own fans worry it's chasing Dead Cells a little too directly to fully stand on its own.
7 / 10
A cosy, genuinely inventive horror-comedy about running a 1980s late-night radio show while a killer stalks your callers, undercut by minimal gameplay some reviewers call closer to a visual novel — and by a VR version that was marked for Steam before launch and never arrived.
7 / 10
A short literary horror adventure from solo developer brutal_vap built in RPG Maker MV, Very Positive across a rich English review sample for its rain-soaked atmosphere and honest handling of depression and suicide, with fair complaints about an overused narrative trope, corny dialogue, and technical rough edges.
7 / 10
Your Forever Job At The Kharnym Isle Post Office Letter Lost, from debut developer and publisher FlatNine Games, released on Steam on June 10, 2026, at $19.99. It casts the player
7 / 10
An atmospheric horror puzzle-platformer following a small child named Six through a nightmarish, oversized vessel called the Maw, Very Positive across more than 19,000 reviews for genuinely exceptional art direction and sound design — undercut by an extremely consistent complaint about imprecise, depth-perception-dependent controls, a well-corroborated length-for-price concern, and a specific, unresolved CPU compatibility issue affecting older AMD processors.
7 / 10
Living Dead Outbreak is a cheap, hour-long PS1-style boomer shooter soaked in 1950s zombie-movie atmosphere, and its Very Positive review sample loves the vibe and the frantic resource-juggling combat almost unanimously, while repeatedly flagging a jarring difficulty spike, a mismatched survival mode, and rough technical edges that a since-issued patch only partly addressed.
7 / 10
A short, first-person found-footage horror game set in an abandoned asylum, unanimously well-liked by its small review pool for atmosphere and pacing, but limited by a runtime under two hours, visibly reused horror-genre assets, and an unoptimized flashlight effect several reviewers flagged for frame drops.
7 / 10
An eerie pixel-art otome visual novel from FallenCranberry Studio about investigating a husband's mysterious death while navigating multiple suitors and a hidden cult, drawing a large, largely enthusiastic 106-review English sample that credits its atmosphere and writing while flagging fair, corroborated complaints about game-breaking bugs and an unsatisfying, thinly resolved ending.
7 / 10
A one-day-old Japanese horror walking sim whose entire hook is a gaze-driven fog of war — the neighbourhood only exists where you're actually looking, and looking is also how the thing hunting you finds you. Reviewed on launch day, against zero Steam reviews and the developer's own two-title track record.
7 / 10
A chaotic, genuinely addictive co-op survival game set in a STALKER-flavoured nuclear exclusion zone, praised by players for its dark comedy and bunker-crawling tension even as a substantial share of the same review sample argues its "1.0" label is misleading for content this thin — and whose launch was briefly overshadowed by a real, well-documented DMCA dispute with STALKER 2 developer GSC Game World and an admitted offensive Discord incident from a member of the small development team.
7 / 10
![Key art for [HERROR] Gas Station Case showing a lit-up gas station at night beside a scarred, grinning monstrous face](/assets/reviews/herror-gas-station-case/hero.jpg)
