Vlad Circus: Curse of Asmodeus follows Josef Petrescu through fractured realities, lost memories, and psychological horror in a dark pixel-art sequel built around mirrors, journals, and dread.
Together After Dark delivers tense co-op horror, eerie forest atmosphere, and memorable scares with friends, but comfort settings, navigation, and performance still need work.
Same Room, Same Day developer Eduard discusses emotional horror, trauma, healing, gameplay design, and the personal ideas behind the psychological FPS.
Timore Narhelma turns existential questions into psychological horror. Developer Vidas Salavejus explains how identity, distorted voices and unsettling synth effects shape the experience, alongside the horror films and games that influence his work.
DreadXP and The MIX announced the Indie Horror Showcase for October 24, 2024, featuring new trailers, announcements, and indie horror reveals.
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Walter Woods about Dark and Deep, Gustave Doré, solo development, sound design, invisible enemies, cosmic horror, player feedback, and building fear through art and atmosphere.
The Mortuary Assistant: Definitive Edition was announced for August 2, 2024, adding new haunt events, bodies, lore, improvements, and an endless embalming mode.
Whispering Lane: Horror delivers strong atmosphere and survival-horror tension, but its story becomes uneven later in this 7/10 PC review.
Dark and Deep brought its cosmic-horror demo to Steam Next Fest June 10–17, 2024, with an August 2024 release window announced at the time.
Haunted Bloodlines launched a Steam demo on June 1, 2024, introducing its shifting mansion, psychological horror, survival mechanics, and family mystery.
A look at Vidas Salavejus and Dye The Bunny 2, connecting his surreal art, music, and indie-horror work ahead of an exclusive interview.
