The Masterplan was absolutely amazing! The comedy and horror worked so well together, the writing was great, and I had a ton of fun playing it from start to finish. Definitely recommend this one!
Doctor’s Appointment was a really fun anomaly horror game. Simple concept, creepy atmosphere, and definitely kept me second-guessing myself the whole time.
Well of the Hollow was a really cool little horror game. Such a simple idea, but pulling water from the well and slowly uncovering what was hidden down there made it genuinely creepy
Please Hold is such a simple idea, but it’s done really well. Somehow just sitting there dealing with a phone menu managed to make me feel genuinely uneasy and scared.
Grandma’s House was a fun little horror game. It’s short, creepy, and has a weird story that kept me curious the whole way through. Definitely worth a play if you like quick indie horror games.
Blood Cruise was super funny and I had a great time with it. The cruise ship setting and weird passengers made it really entertaining, and I’d definitely be keen to see more from it.
Already Here was a cool little horror game. I liked how it starts off pretty normal with simple chores, then slowly gets darker as you realise something is seriously wrong. The ending and final choice were easily the best part.
Pendulum absolutely got me. I don’t think I’ve been jumpscared that hard by a horror game in a long time. Super creepy atmosphere, some really effective scares, and definitely worth playing.
This Flash Contains Horrors is a really cool collection of short horror games with some pretty unique ideas. I liked how each game felt different and had its own creepy atmosphere. Some moments were definitely weird, but that honestly made it more interesting to play.
Please Pull Forward is a fun and unique horror game with a cool idea behind it, and I’d still recommend giving it a go. It can be a bit frustrating and overwhelming with all the noise at times, but overall it’s a solid game.
Really fun little anomaly game. I was constantly second guessing myself, and some of the changes were so subtle I had no idea if I was imagining things. The moments where something actually starts chasing you were easily the best part.
Really enjoyed The Night Shift. It was creepy and tense, but also had some funny moments, especially when the monster slipped. That caught me completely off guard and made the game even more fun
SILK was great. The mine setting was creepy, the giant spider was terrifying, and being hunted through those dark tunnels kept the tension high the whole time.
Parasomnia was really well done. The atmosphere was creepy from start to finish, and I loved how the house changed as you moved between sleep and reality.
The Cottage Secret was creepy and really well done. I liked the strange atmosphere and how such a simple midnight meetup slowly turned into something much darker.
S.M.I.L.E was really creepy and unsettling in the best way. I loved the atmosphere, the voices constantly messing with you, and how the game slowly made everything feel more disturbing as it went on.
Uncanny Reports was really fun and creepy. I liked how a normal shift slowly got weirder and more unsettling, and the story kept me interested the whole way through.
The Noise Inside was really creepy and did a great job building tension in such a short game. The PSX style worked perfectly, and the whole idea of something watching you in your own home made it really unsettling.
Black Pines was really creepy and atmospheric. The PSX/VHS style worked perfectly, and walking deeper into the forest genuinely felt unsettling. Really solid short horror game.
Evenin Shift was a great comedy horror game with a creepy vibe and a fun concept. I enjoyed making the decisions at the gate and slowly uncovering what was really going on.
Get Off the Bus, Imposters! was a really fun and clever horror game. The whole idea of watching passengers for subtle changes made every ride tense, and I had a great time trying to figure out who I could trust.
The Night Kitchen was really fun and creepy, with a great atmosphere that kept getting stranger as it went on. I had a great time with it and can’t wait to see what the full game adds.
Feed The Machine was a really fun little horror game. The whole idea of keeping the maw fed was creepy, weird, and surprisingly entertaining, and I had a good time with it from start to finish.
Mile 14 had a really gripping story that genuinely made me care about the characters. The atmosphere, pacing, and emotional weight all worked really well, and the ending left a strong impression. Very well done.
Was a really fun and stressful horror game in the best way. I enjoyed the night shift chaos and creepy atmosphere, and I’m definitely hoping to see a full version in the future.
Two Shots Fired was a good story-driven horror game with an interesting mystery and atmosphere. I would’ve liked a few more scares, but overall I really enjoyed the story and uncovering what happened.
771 was an excellent horror game with some genuinely great scares, an incredibly creepy atmosphere, and plenty of variety across each segment. I had a really good time with it from start to finish.
Serve Or Die was a really fun horror game with a great creepy atmosphere and a simple idea that slowly gets more disturbing. The night shift setting worked perfectly, and I really enjoyed how the tension kept building as the game went on.
Super Coupon Club is such a fun and unique game! I really enjoyed the creative concept, the humor, and experimenting with different coupon combinations. It was a genuinely enjoyable experience and definitely worth checking out!
Absolutely terrifying and incredibly well made. The atmosphere and psychological horror are fantastic, and it genuinely got under my skin. Highly recommend!
Sewer Call was a really fun horror game with a creepy atmosphere, great tension, and some genuinely unsettling moments. The sewer setting worked really well and kept me on edge the whole time.
Amazing, unique, and packed with plenty of great comedy. The NO JUMPSCARE Show kept me entertained from start to finish, and I’m already looking forward to Part 2.
