Grab your friends to plunder temples, fight mummies, & die a lot to mejai. It adds the right amount of fresh content to the Phasmophobia-style game play. Also, dying & playing a jerk mummy is a hoot.

Child friendly Slenderman-clone. Play through 3 chapters of Goosebumps lore while smashing lawn gnomes, grabbing book pages, & pretending you’re friends with Jack Black. Not deep or scary, just silly.

Loads of things to discover in this horror game about an evening at the laundromat. Teeming with odd characters, comic books, & retro charm, this is a (womb) ripping good time.

Traverse 6 layers deep underground into a mine because that’s what the kids are into these days. Each level has puzzles & horrifying implications & you probably shouldn’t be here. Enjoy the hellhole;)

Investigate a cursed apt & figure out why the previous tenant wants you dead. Fast, fun, & frightening. Play into the developer’s love of Pokemon Snap style Horror. RING the bell again if you dare.

The 1st game wasn’t a masterpiece but a more polished & satisfying romp. This is much of the same on a larger map, with the addition of clumsy combat & untranslated puzzles. Good atmosphere, meh game.

A bone-ified hit! It’s a mix of point & click adventures with warioware minigames in a spoopy journey of friendship. Prepare to monster mash some buttons & laugh at these comedic cadavers.

Not scary, more pulpy. But you do get to kill undead & listen to a pithy narrator. Grab some friends, look for treasure, & shoot some mummies in their stupid faces.

Despite some obscure puzzles & random QTE this is a pretty damn strong horror game. Don’t overthink it, just enjoy the creepy set pieces and don’t get Daniel killed.

Play all the little indie pew pew horror games in what might be the strongest Dread X collection yet. Feels like The Thing & a carny rail gun shooter had a one-night stand.