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The 7th Guest VR (First-Person Haunted House Puzzle Horror)
I’ve often found the world of VR gaming is like navigating dusty tomes in a library. Because the market is still, arguably, in its infancy, and perhaps Golden Age, the way information moves is much different. Most VR advertising is done specifically through suggestions within Meta, or whichever device you use, and is not […]
first-person survival horror \ Hitori De Productions \ horror puzzle game \ PC \ Steam \ survival horror
Supernatural (Killer Housemaid Survival Puzzle Horror)
First and foremost, I have to give my respects to the lone developer who made a game that had me jumping like a grasshopper trying not to be squished. Whew, Steam reviews can be deadly. For a one-person operation, this game really brings the jump scare. But you have to actually pay attention for […]
Carmilla \ horror puzzle game \ pixel horror \ point-and-click horror \ Resident Evil \ retro horror \ Rosaceae Games \ Silent Hill \ survival horror
Feed (Retro Pixel Vampire Shotgun Survival Horror)
I’ve played some underground video games to review on this site, but let me tell you, Feed, by Rosaceae Games, is probably the most underground you’re going to get. This is beyond kvlt. This is so underground it’s not even sure if it itself exists. It’s so under the radar it’s registering in the […]
horror game \ horror puzzle game \ Metaquest \ puzzle game \ Schell Games \ Steam VR \ vampire game \ vampire horror \ VR
Silent Slayer: Vault of the Vampire (Nerve-Destroying Vampire Horror Puzzle Quest)
Let me start with the obvious. This is a perfect game. In every way conceivable, and I’m ignoring one little bug that can sometimes occur. Hey man, I thought that’s the plague with modern games, the lack of polishing? If there’s a bug, how can it be perfect? First off, people forget how many […]
Feardemic \ horror puzzle game \ Nintendo Switch \ Unfold Games
Darq: Ultimate Edition (I’m a Sick Kid with a Weird Obsession with Walls Vertigo Simulator)
I think Darq is one of those bite-sized experiences that can either take a few months or be finished in a single sitting. It harkens back to puzzle games of an older era where hand-holding is at a minimum, and confusion is at the maximum. The game begins with no introduction, no tutorials, only […]
horror puzzle game \ psychological horror \ survival horror \ Wolf Escape Games
Hallows Hill (Fin de siècle Dead Ghost Girl Escape Room Game)
Well, here’s a concept I’m now totally sold on. Most of what I receive for video games is through Epic or Steam, with the occasional console tossed in if we feel like it, because, let’s face it, PC ubermensch is a real thing. Console fools and Xbox douchebags (that’s a true fact, they’re all […]
DarkStone Digital \ horror puzzle game \ PC \ Steam
Kohate (Sci-Fi BDSM Horror Puzzle Run)
This game is strikingly similar to The Subject (our first video game review on this site I believe, same company too) but its approach is much different and its storytelling more refined, though that “tie me down you beast” aesthetic is still present (lol). In Kohate you play the roll of an unnamed prisoner […]
Cold War \ Dan Sanderson \ danthaigames \ horror game \ horror puzzle game \ nuclear \ puzzle game \ sick good atmosphere bruh \ Steam \ video game \ video games
First Winter (Retro Cold War Horror)
Wow it’s been so long I’ve played a game like this, and to see someone capture an era I actually lived so accurately just, uhhh… First Winter is a survival/puzzle horror mash from indie developer and programmer Dan Sanderson, whose previous work includes three titles prior to this, and who I assume probably lived in the 1980s. […]
