A simple, creepy indie game about a dog sledder in the Arctic. The only scare comes from a sense of being watched. Not for everyone due to its unique gameplay. 5/10.

We're filming in a killer's house, searching for items and running from a rabbit. It's cool but gameplay is dull and drawn out. Camera and controls are poor. For a niche audience 7/10

A unique indie game with a cartoon style that interacts with your PC. Gameplay is really enjoyable! The way the game unfolds goes beyond its boundaries, and it’s impressive. Pretty creepy. 9/10

I really can’t recommend playing this, even if it’s free. It’s extremely boring and lacks any sort of interest or scare factor. The first game is way better than this one. 2/10

A short horror experience (15-100 mins) puts you in the shoes of a bus driver. Immersive graphics and music create a spooky vibe, but it lacks scares, is too brief, and feels unfinished. 5/10.

This game feels unfinished and boring. We walk through the rooms and perform various tasks. The implementation is very lame, ranging from settings to locations that are too dark. 2/10

This is a really cool indie horror that delivers plenty of scares with creepy sounds and jump scares, but the gameplay drags it down. If you enjoy tedious and tiresome puzzles, grab it on sale. 8/10

Do you like tough carnage? This game is just for you. The plot is interesting, gameplay is very good, and the vibe is present. Slaughtering people on a winter evening is a pleasure. 8/10

The most unique horor game you'll encounter. It interacts seamlessly with your computer, making you feel like you're facing an actual virus. Its gameplay is truly exceptional and can terrify you 10/10

You’ll need to manage a smart home. As you complete simple tasks for the owner, the game builds a creepy atmosphere, from unsettling sounds to jump scares. Impressive For a free game. 8/10