A new take on the haunted house genre; Shutter places you in the shoes of a drone cruising through a spooky old house, taking pictures of what you find. Really interesting gameplay and story.

A neat, old school roguelike that has you traversing lower and lower in a lovecraftian hellscape while you modify your body using monster parts to get more powerful. Definitely a gem.

In it's current state you'll want to skip Enemy Remains. It's a slow-paced top down arcade shooter that doesn't seem like it knows what it wants to be. The graphics are fine and it has co-op. Wait.

Beautifully written and so much deeper than it appears, Buddy Simulator 1984 is scary, funny, charming, and bittersweet. I won't spoil it, just go play it.

One map, one zombie model, played three times. That's the whole game. No need to play it, I just spoiled the whole thing.

Hauntingly grandiose in the execution of it's visuals with an interesting and thought-provoking overarching narrative, The Music Machine is brought down only a peg by it's sometimes stiff writing.

A narrative horror first person game about unraveling the mystery of a terrible transformation happening to the earth. Multiple story paths lead to multiple endings as you decide if earth is worth it.

Clever gameplay and interesting design choices elevate Gone Golfing from being just another hide and seek horror game into something truly memorable and enjoyable.

Horror adjacent pokemon snap-alike in an abandoned wildlife park. Anything even mildly scary is quickly offset by something goofy and offbeat. Excellent atmosphere and gameplay, Definitely one to grab