OBAKEIDORO! pits three humans against a ghostly pursuer, having them struggle to stay away from a phantom that means to snare them.
Tag: horror
Top 10 Games of BitSummit 7 Spirits: ‘Last Labyrinth’
Last Labyrinth finds you lashed to a wheelchair, only able to communicate with your gaze and a laser pointer in a house filled with complex puzzles and lethal traps.
‘Dead Static Drive’ Takes Players on a Horrifying Road Trip
A bleak world, seemingly empty after the apocalypse, but you’ve survived this far. In Dead Static Drive, you’re looking to survive a bit longer and take a road trip through a dying…
Witches Add a Little Horror to the Daily Office Grind of ‘Yuppie Psycho’
Sintracorp is a massively successful company. And you just got a job there! It’s just a shame that the witch who made the company so much money aims to torment its employees…
‘The Riverside Incident’ Disturbs With Eerie Found Footage
Horror titans Puppet Combo offer another unsettling romp through some lost VHS footage with The Riverside Incident.
‘Lorelai’ Finds Horrors Within a Family Home
Lorelai has lost a great deal in her life, but means to get it all back from the monstrous things in her house and in her life. She won’t let death stand…
A Small Town Holds Lethal Secrets in ‘Lakeview Valley’
A young woman is murdered. A town filled with suspect characters hides the secret. Or you could just ignore it and fix up your house. I’m not your mom.
‘Vasilis’ Seeks a Missing Husband Among Riots & a City in Flames
You’ll follow an elderly woman as she looks for her missing husband in a riot-torn city center, seeking answers to his whereabouts in the surreal, cruel world of Vasilis.
Best in Show at Pax East 2019: ‘World of Horror’
World of Horror‘s 1-bit art style seems like the perfect home for its Junji Ito inspirations, bringing chilling visuals to a stark, discomforting life in this excellent horror roguelike RPG.
‘The Glass Staircase’ Captures the Chills of PS2 Horror
Twisted camera angles, door opening animations, and monstrous beasts lurking just off screen. The Glass Staircase brings back the unsettling power of PS1/2’s horror greats.