Fear the Spotlight is the most comprehensively satisfying horror game I've played in years, with gut-clenching tension and tenderness alike.

oneway.exe does indie horror for the chronically online.

Instructions unclear, now trapped in Centum's ever-changing reality with a manipulative AI: a PAX hands-on demo and interview with Centum.

Whisper Mountain Outbreak's classic survival horror vibes delivered some of our most tense moments at PAX West.

Hollowbody’s blend of PS2 horror mechanics and modern-day anxieties is a different breed of scares.

Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken is the point-and-click psychological horror game of your dreams. (Or nightmares?)

Being a weird little freak behind my computer screen because god told me to.

Heard y'all like vampires.

Analog horror game Home Safety Hotline has you identifying pests and creepy entities for concerned callers.

Palms sweaty, pulse racing. The typical PAX West experience? Or the result of playing the demo for World of Horror?

Horror Stories: Harvest Hunt has a demo out during Steam Next Fest, offering a stealth-based horror roguelite.

Texas Chain Saw Massacre's 4 victims vs. 3 killers gameplay is surprisingly well balanced with tension and helplessness for both sides.

The Tartarus Key leans on a classic PSX horror aesthetic while defying genre expectations in this horror escape room puzzler.

Shrieking robots breaking the silence of grim halls. A fallible grasp on reality. Only six inventory slots. Will the horrors never end?!?!

Don't look now... but there's something spooky RIGHT THERE in your pocket.

Decarnation is the stuff dreams (well, nightmares) are made of.

Six interrelated horror vignettes, a standoff with a fridge, and a spooky VHS filter. What could go wrong?

Grab my hand. I think there's something lurking in the shadows... Read our Q&A with Rias, creator of Kitsune: The Journey of Adashino!

In an industry that operates so heavily under tradition, games like the horror deck builder Inscryption come along and shake you awake.