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Two Horror Stories. Two Very Bad Places to Be.

Let's be honest. You're probably not buying this bundle because you enjoy feeling safe.

You're buying it because something about the dark, the unknown, and the feeling that something has already gone horribly wrong keeps pulling you back in. This bundle brings together ASHWORTH and GET OUT! – A Very Bad Dreams Story — two indie horror experiences that throw you into situations where the answers are buried, the surroundings are unsettling, and getting out is rarely as simple as it should be.

ASHWORTH

Something has been waiting beneath a buried castle for 400 years.

You find yourself in a place that feels ancient, forgotten, and disturbingly familiar. Explore its dark corridors, uncover fragments of its past, solve the mysteries hidden within, and piece together what Ashworth really is. But the deeper you go, the more the castle begins to feel like it remembers you.

What happened here? Why does this place feel familiar? And what has been waiting all this time?

Some places are abandoned. Others are simply waiting for someone to return.

GET OUT! – A Very Bad Dreams Story

Let's be honest. You're in deep shit.

Straitjacket locked tight. Hood over your head. And the atmosphere? Definitely not a dream vacation. But hey… it happened. You did what you did. And now you're here.

Thrown into a disturbing nightmare where reality, fear, and confusion blur together, you'll have to face whatever this place has in store for you. Something is wrong. Very wrong. And waking up might not be as easy as you'd like.

You don't know exactly how you got here. You just know you need to get out.

Two Different Nightmares. One Horror Bundle.

From the ancient, buried mysteries of Ashworth to the disturbing nightmare of Get Out!, experience two different takes on indie horror — each with its own atmosphere, story, and reasons to make you question why you decided to keep going.

Explore forgotten places, uncover disturbing truths, and try to keep your sanity intact.

The darkness is waiting.