« Risk of Rain 2 meets Vampire survivors in the latest viral hit. Embracing every meme and community input, it's a mixture of chaos and dumb fun. It ain't perfect, but big props for being affordable. »

« UPDATE: A psychological horror about arranged marriage (no joke), with soulslike combat and few enemy types. It's fine as a standalone game, but doesn't deserve the Silent Hill name. Wait for sale. »

« See you, space samurai. A metroidvania set on a mutated space station. Get to the bottom of what happened whilst mowing down eldritch monstrosities. A whopping 100 achievements to collect. »

« How's Hollow Knights' 7 year sequel? In one word: More. Larger map, more enemies, movement options, bosses. It misses the mark on improving and innovating, it's just more of the same mid-trovania. »

« A lethal company-like that seems harmless (you're a derpy robot) but has both darker lore and scary monsters to run from. The devs are admirably dedicated with regular updates and streams. »

« Another friendslop indie, this time wholesome, not horror. Like lethal company, REPO, limbus ... your milage depends on whether or not you have friends. Pushing them off the mountain is the best part. »

« A spiritual successor to Little Nightmares, by its original creators. What's different? Online and local co-op, body horror, actual spoken dialogue, nonlinear story revealed by player exploration. »

« Neglected for 6 years, Darksiders returns. The edgy apocalyptic twist on the Zelda formula, the first two hold up very well today. Will it make up for the lackluster third? We hope so. Following. »

« File reports as a night shift park ranger... until the reports hit a little too close to home. Retro horror that nails the pixel art and sound design, but lacks impactful decisions / multiple endings. »

« The sun burns people alive, and strange visitors come out at night. Who will you rescue, with mounting paranoia? A fascinating psychological horror with impactful choices. Try out the live demo. »