A creepy house and a family secret. It has a good atmosphere to it, with candles illuminating your way as you try to navigate puzzles and notes to find out what happened, and some good scares.

This remake of the original takes the story of 2 into a modern engine while still conveying the stress that 7 really didn't have much of. Highly recommend this if you have not played the original.

Creepy and completely off the wall. Momo is back and wants you forever. Aside from a few annoying maze portions the game is pretty solid and funny, a great mix when using a meme as a horror component.

Playing up the "MOMO called me" trend of years ago, Momo.exe is actually creepy as you complete tasks to try to appease her. The sequel has much more and I'd recommend it over this one.

In the vein of Pony Island, Tusker's is sweet on the outside but creepy on the inside. I'd rather not say more for fear of spoilers, but if you enjoy subversive horror Tusker's is a good bet.

Slenderman knock off with Dolls and a lady who chases you with an axe. Just play the original Slender The 8 Pages, or if you want story play Slender The Arrival.

Tons of deaths, a bizarre story, and the entire game is enjoyable. If you liked Misao or Mad Father you'll probably enjoy the 90 minutes that The Witch's House brings you.

Creepy dolls, emaciated ghosts, and witchcraft. I enjoyed this game but realize it doesn't add much to the horror genre, just a few enjoyable hours of scares and story but doesn't leave much behind.

The characters of LoF 2 didn't sit as well with me as the original games, but this game does give you an interesting look into personality and self-identity. If you liked LoF you'll likely enjoy LoF2.

Missing wife seems like a trope, but the monsters and level designs in Home Sweet Home are some of my favorite. The clicking of a box cutter will never sound the same after playing this game.