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Both of these start out inviting you in. Neither one plans on letting you leave the same way you came.

MiSide starts as a cute, low-stakes hangout with a virtual companion inside a downloaded mobile game — until the game stops being a game, your companion stops being stable, and getting back to reality becomes the entire point.

Static Dread: The Submarine doesn't bother with a friendly opening act. You're already sealed inside a failing vessel with something in the water that isn't supposed to exist, and the only company you have isn't the reassuring kind.

One horror smiles at you first. The other doesn't see the point.