Song of Horror Preview – Effectively Eerie Exploration and Investigation
Song of Horror is an effectively creepy horror adventure game that relies on environment over cheap scares. Read more in our advance preview.
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InfinityWaltz’s Column of Curiosities – April’s Top 4 Underrated Releases
Instead of celebrating spring, let’s do Halloween again with IW’s undiscovered indie game picks to evoke an oppressive mood of gothic horror.
InfinityWaltz’s Column of Curiosities – March’s Top 3 Underrated Releases
Our favorite game releases in March put unique twists on familiar themes like samurai revenge tale or haunted-house-but-in-space. Read on…
Review - My Big Sister
My Big Sister drags you into a strange story of love and craziness between two sisters. See what we thought of this horror JRPG…
Early Access Preview - HellSign
Waking up with a full back tattoo is bad. Learning that it’s a magnet for evil spirits is worse. Explore haunted homes and uncover the truth behind your latest fashion accessory in HellSign.
Review - Garage: Bad Trip
Garage: Bad Trip is inspired by B-movies but plays like an AAA title. Can you handle the intensity? Find out in our review!
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Review - Agony
Is Agony worth all the hype, or is playing this game a hellish experience? Find out in our review!
Review - Lazaretto
Lazaretto revisits some common horror game tropes, but is this creepy island worth a visit anyway? Read on to find out…
Review - The Final Station: The Only Traitor DLC
Driving through a post-apocalyptic wasteland in a muscle car beats taking the train, but does The Only Traitor hold up to The Final Station? Read on!
Review - Night Blights
Night Blights is a first-person jump-scare game about the terror of childhood. Can you survive the horrors of your own imagination? Find out in our review,
Review - The Final Station
Take a ride down the rails in The Final Station. Will you end up on the wrong side of the tracks? Find out in our review.
10 Spooky Indie Horror Games to Play During the Halloween Season [updated]
Halloween is here, so immerse yourself in some bone chilling indie horror games. Get your freak on with these 10 terrifying titles
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Review: Home
“Home” from indie game developer Benjamin RIvers is a psychologically challenging adventure game that employs pixel art and moral quandaries to elicit a haunting interactive storytelling experience. Read the full review…