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Hi!! I'm Erin and I'm the marketing coordinator for Trellis Games. We are a new indie studio from Toronto. We are developing our first game called Kingdom of Blood. I am an intern and new to the video game world. I would really appreciate it if anyone knows of any events specifically for VR/ horror/indie designers coming up in the next year. Would love to be able to show our demo at in person events (Toronto) but especially online global events. This could include game jams, streamfests and more. We are also looking for streamers to play our game and try it out. If you have anything that could help me in finding events to streamers I would really appreciate it.

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I was wondering if there is a game where you can play as the monster, but I want the moster to have like...incredible mobility, to be able to climb walls and ceiling and go through vents to snekily kill off NPC/Players, idc

Honestly, If in the game the monster is incredibly OP, that's a big plus, I need to let off a lot of steam, I have so many other challenging games

Thank you in advance

(Also yes I know about carrion lol I want it too but I was hoping for 3d and 1 person)

Seriously; Aside from The Poolrooms, or POOLS, or ANY Other Liminal Space Horror games like the Backrooms;

Why aren't there ANY Horror games that take place within a Water park;

We've had an Abandoned TV Studio(My Friendly Neighborhood), We've had a Toy Factory[Poppy Playtime] a Children's Asylum(Imaginary Friend Asylum & The Friends we Left Behind), A Kindergarten(Garten of Banban), a Fast Food Burger Joint(Happy's Humble Burger Barn & Happy's Humble Burger Farm), A Children's Indoor Summer Camp(Joyville), An abandoned Theme Park(Indigo Park, The Park, Happyfunland), The woods[Hungry Lamu, Slender, etc), A Warehouse(Hello Puppets), a Football Stadium(Greg's Deadly Draft), an entire Desolit Island(Choo-Choo Charles), A School(Baldi's Basics in Education & Learning) A Pizzeria(FNAF & Its Tony). . .

Why hasn't there been ONE Non-Backrooms Non-Liminal Space Horror game that takes place inside of An Abandoned Water Park?!

What games have you played/seen with the scariest places?

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Game is The Classrooms

For me, the ending of The Evil Within is absolutely mind-blowing. >!After surviving a series of gruesome and nightmarish scenarios, you finally discover that everything you’ve experienced was manipulated by the STEM system, a twisted machine that blends reality with horrific hallucinations. The final scenes reveal the true extent of the conspiracy, leaving you questioning what was real and what was part of the mind-bending nightmare.!<

!Detective Sebastian Castellanos’ struggle to piece together the truth, only to realize he’s been a pawn in a larger, sinister game, it was kinda shocking conclusion that stuck with me.!<

Also most of these games had controversial/shocking endings (haven't played the 4th though, but it's a good reason to start it soon): https://creepybonfire.com/horrortainment/the-edge-of-terror-most-controversial-horror-games-endings/

What about you? Which horror game ending shocked you the most?

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Hey all, so my bro showed me a "documentary about a doom wad called my house, its inspired by the book house of leaves and deals with liminal spaces alot and it sparked a memory as i watched it.

I remember a game centered around a haunted house or rather a mansion, you had to find clues, notes, artifacts, solve puzzles i believe.

In one main hallway there was a chain locked door with three big dull red rubies on it, as you solved a level or something that was supposed to happen to you, you started over but the house would look different slightly, your starting area would change and a ruby would be brightly lit. When all three rubies were lit the door opened.

Going forward more horrible thing would happen, or woukd be witnessed, and ymthroughout the game play, if memory serves mind you, you find out your being punished by an antagonist for something you did to them.

The chain locked door with three red rubies and the stsrting over but with chsnges tot he house are my best identifier for this game. Any help or suggestiins woukd be wonderfully appreciated, thank you all in advanced.

I might edit a Princess Peach plush and turn it into Coronation Day Peach but idk if she has legs or not and i dont want to cut her legs off just to find out she does have legs.

I remember seeing a youtube let's play of a RPGmaker horror game that I found a bit too gory and disturbing back then, which made me quit watching. I remembered it today and wanted to see if I can tolerate it now, but I can't find it anywhere!

All I remember is that the gimmick involved the main character (i think it was a girl) getting her legs chopped off and you had to crawl around, sometimes you were able to climb onto a wheelchair that you could use for faster movement. The scene descriptions is what made me feel disturbed, they were very gory and overly descriptive.

EDIT: After asking around a bunch yesterday & today i found out its called Momoka!

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I don't know how unpopular this opinion will be, but something has bothered me for a while now. That is the prevalence of the game industry to label anything as survival horror whether you can attack an enemy or not. I've felt this way since penumbra overture.

I am going to be honest, I don't really enjoy games where I have to run away and hide. My time is limited and I don't have forever to sit there waiting for some shambling monster to walk by for 10 mins until my character can move, I'd rather attack him and move on. I don't mind it being hard to kill. I just get bored of running and hiding running and hiding running and hiding. I find it tedious, I do not find it scary, I just feel it's dumb. That's my opinion, I know many people love it and that's fine. I don't, so I would rather not have to rifle through a whole bunch of games that look cool only to find out I can't kill anything and I am just wasting my time even glancing at it.

We seriously need to figure out what we're calling these things. if you can't kill the npcs maybe survival horror is the best name, and for games where you can kill the npcs action horror or battle horror, but they are two totally different things. Putting them under the same genre just doesn't make sense. I have seen games where you can't kill npcs listed as action! wtf??? Which leads me to my other opinion, there are far too many run away and hide wussy horror games. People have to make more combat horror games. Come on! What happened to the good old Resident Evils. Silent Hills, Alone In The Darks, D4, Parasite Eve, Dead Space, etc, tired of all this running away and hiding nonsense lets kill these stupid monsters.

Thats my two cents.

Free DL on itchio here : https://arludus.itch.io/paris-catacombs

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Beneath the bustling streets of Paris, far from the lights and noise, lies a forgotten labyrinth. 

A realm of darkness, where the dead have rested for centuries. 

In this maze of stone and bone, ancient legends whisper stories of creatures lurking in the shadows, of tormented spirits, and secrets humanity should never have unearthed. Here, the light flickers, shadows come to life, and the only constant is the fear growing in your heart. You are not alone. Something watches you, stalks you, waiting for the right moment to strike. 

Descend... if you dare. But know that once you enter the bowels of Paris, there is no escape. 

The Catacombs of Paris await you.

I'm such a sucker of multiple endings and decisions when it comes to spooky games...I've played almost all of them!

Heavy Rain was the first one that got me good (it's not that horror, but it's thriller-ish and perfectly crafted). Recently I finished the Quarry, and boy it was amazing the way that each decision impacts the story and the endings.

Most of these multiple ending games are gems: https://creepybonfire.com/horrortainment/the-best-horror-games-with-multiple-endings-your-choice-matter/ but Heavy Rain will always be my No.1

hbu?

Can anyone recommend someone who plays multiple horror games throughly with some commentary? Pref. adult streamers who aren't overreacting and screaming at everything and who provide some commentary as they play ( or "think out loud" ) but not at the cost of flattening the vibe.

( I like horror games but can't play them because i get too scared... )