Another humdrum, run-of-the-mill indie horror title that's plastered with technical issues; from a massive memory leak to nonfunctional settings. Dev may expect positive reviews for keys, too.

A depressingly poetic tale of despair, regret, revenge, & spite with a grim moral. The almost hateful, jagged inking of the visual artwork conveys the feeling of a lost, dead, & rapidly decaying world

A faithful adaptation of a short story by the same name, written by H.P. Lovecraft. That said, it's a game that reinforces the thought of "just because we can, doesn't mean that we should".

An exquisite exposition in '80s gore, & a true love letter to campy slasher films as well as the survival horror gods. Expect a serial killer story & survival horror gameplay drenched in a bloodbath.

It signs off on all of the typical tropes from John Carpenter's The Thing. A light action-horror FPS that offers very little overall. There's nothing terrible about it though. It's simply vanilla.

It's not Octavi's most prolific work, but it's short, bittersweet, & best of all... free. Uncover the dark truth behind your secret sauce, & what's hidden inside a misfit trio's mysterious chest.

The third Midnight Scenes release, which is longer & more dynamic than any of the dev's previous offerings to date. Plus it's in colour. It has a Tales from the Crypt meets gory Goosebumps vibe.

Another stellar Twilight Zone inspired sci-fi point & click release from Octavio Navarro. He's definitely a dev to keep your eye on. Same amazing pixel art visuals & a brand new captivating story.

A chilling homage to the original Twilight Zone series. It's short & a bit pricey, but you're getting a ton of beautifully detailed pixel artwork & a superb sci-fi story.

A Slenderman clone wrapped up in a Windows '98 faux-OS that can be completed in 10-30 minutes. It's underwhelming & uninspired, but it's clear the developer is a newcomer. Only buy on sale, if at all.