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Welcome to the Horror Games subreddit, where we discuss all horror games and other interesting horror or creepy topics.
1. Please respect others
2. Mark Spoilers and NSFW
3. No Piracy. Don't share, post, or discuss any piracy sites, isos, or similar.
4. No Excessive Self Promotion.
You must be an active member of /r/HorrorGames for at least 3 months. If your account is mostly submissions with your videos/content, or your comments are low effort, you won't be approved.
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What makes it fun to watch a horror game playthrough?
There's so many types of horror that effects everyone differently. So what is the general consensus on what makes the game fun to watch when it's specifically horror? Is it gameplay? The one playing? The story or just the scares?
Hello again horror lovers!
Last month I came here asking for people to fill out my survey for a project that I'm doing for University! - Well, the survey is now ready!
If you would like to fill it out, the link will be here. Any help is appreciated!
Please answer honestly and don't troll!
Thank you again.
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To paraphrase, there was a cottage in this black and white forest background
The voice of a western ghost kept on talking to the main character alone in a teasing voice
As far as I remember, look for me. Like this?
It was a flashy game where a ghost of a woman popped out
I saw it briefly on Murdoch or something that a gamer did on a horror game
It's a real game, and I'm asking you because the ghost scene is vivid in my memory.
I'm looking for a map where these four-legged walking monsters with these hair shapes scream and chase
There were buildings like pyramids..
It was a game where you run away without ending
When I got closer, I ran away. I couldn't see it when I was still
Mine are the shibitos specifically from siren 1
The ending pissed me off though, I worked so hard to survive and yet I sacrificed myself, pissed me off
I vaguely rememver a really cool game and i was wondering if someone knew the game name so i can finaly play it after so long because to me its lost media lol. In the game youre an influencer/ news reporter ( i dont remember its someone filming though ) thats stuck on an island with ghosts trying to escape , its a first person horror game and the last thing i remember is that superhorrorbro mike played it, so if you know the name please comment it since im desperate to find it lol
Alright, hear me out. Pyramid Head has to have downtime, right? He can’t be dragging that massive knife around all the time. So what’s he doing when no one’s looking?
Does he stand in front of a mirror, trying to lick the inside of his helmet? Maybe he goes to a Silent Hill spin class, dragging that big ol’ sword for resistance training. Or does he sit in the foggy corners of town, painting his nails and pondering the futility of existence?
What if he’s secretly into jazzercise? Or he’s been crafting little origami figures this whole time, leaving them for James to find?
I need answers. The man has layers—what do you think he’s up to when the fog rolls out?
repost since r/horrorgaming isn't a very bright sub
Anyone who played this or understood it please help me understand. So I am a little stumped on the game's perspective. You play as the dude in the apartment. What in the actual hell did the unplugging and plugging of the outlet mean? And then the swirling of the drink wtf does that mean? You go on a walk with the girl then you end up killing her? Excuse me what? What were all the reality slips from main character? I know the girl is being abused by her father but I am just so confused on who is who in this game. Then you are being chased by giant legs like what is going on? What could this possibly signify? Also what is up with dolls at the very end? So many questions because the multiple youtubers I watched play it automatically understood what was going on and I guess my brain got left at the bus stop. Help please
What the actual fuck lol. Anyone played this game & can they explain to me wtf I just played?
I vaguely remember watching someone (Markiplier I think) play a horror game in which the player character is not in danger unless they behave in a paranoid way, such as glancing over their shoulder, locking their doors, or checking under their bed. I distinctly remember a scene in which the player character takes a shower and there is no monster standing on the other side of the curtain, until you start checking for one. Can anyone help me find this game? I can’t remember the name of it for the life of me but I swear it’s real.
Haven’t heard or seen anything from the creators since the demo. Any news? I wanted to play it so bad after I had a taste of it with the demo. Ugh
I’m into horror survival. Like A LOT. Visage, headspace, outlast, outlast trials, resident evils, silent hill 2, etc. I’ve heard it’s not really a horror and some say it is. I purposely haven’t looked into it because it had always been so expensive but now there are steam keys in the $40’s so I’m considering it. Should I try it?
It would mean a lot to me if I could have one day on reddit where I'm neither judged, nor told to justify myself when making a request. Care to help me with that?
I want a non-asian visual novel horror game. Can you recommend any good ones that I can play on the pc? Maybe there's something on itch dot io that I don't know about.
Slay The Princess is an example, it's a classic!