10 Indie Horror Games to Watch for Halloween 2026
Ten indie horror games worth watching for Halloween 2026, including GRAFT, The Dark West, Witchfire and DREADMOOR.
Author: Aidan Minter
Aidan Minter is a writer and PR/marketing adviser at Fix Gaming Channel, bringing more than 30 years of experience across video game PR, marketing, and communications. He covers games from indie to AAA, including reviews, hands-on impressions, developer-focused features, and wider industry analysis. His background gives him a strong understanding of how games are positioned, communicated, and brought to market, while his editorial work remains independent from his advisory role.
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How One Ridiculous Simulator Idea Turned Into a Viral Hit
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