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Help mother make dinner for the guests. Ghost Study. A short retro 3D horror game. What will you experience when listening to actual ghost-frequency sounds?

The Elevator Game with Catgirls Demo. A horror visual novel where two catgirls play the Elevator Game. Vomitoreum Kickstarter Demo. Saiko no Sutoka.

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If you've so far managed to avoid watching someone else play this Early Access phenomenon, and you want to be spooked, read nothing else and go figure it out with some friends.

It's best when you're all learning, and being tormented by ghosts, together. Best PC games Best free PC games Best laptop games games. Capcom's Resident Evil 2 remake does something that almost doesn't seem possible after decades of horror games: it makes zombies seem scary again.

The shambling horde feels properly menacing—seemingly unstoppable lumps of slow, shambling flesh that beat down doors, spill through windows and just keep coming.

This is a return to the survival horror style that made Resident Evil famous, and a clever reimagining of one of its most iconic locations.

It's a treat for those of us who played the original, but also an accomplished and clever horror game in its own right.

If you prefer your scares in first-person, Resident Evil 7 also remains a grisly treat—especially the creepy first half.

It's not horror in the traditional sense—undeads, gore, teens making terrible decisions—but Remedy's latest excels at surreal bureaucratic dread.

As the new director of the Bureau of Control, you explore a strange, shifting office full of possessed workers, mysterious objects of power and The Board—an ominous inverted pyramid that speaks almost exclusively in synonyms.

And hey, if you do need some honest-to-god terror, just watch an episode of the game's in-universe puppet show, Threshold Kids.

Before BioShock was BioShock, it was System Shock: an altogether freakier combination of RPG and FPS, and one that in its second and best iteration told the story of a rogue AI on a haunted spaceship—that rogue AI being the incomparably uppercase SHODAN.

The murderous artificial consciousness paved the way for GlaDOS of course, but its the combination of meaningful character advancement, rewarding exploration, horrifying enemies and at the time the novel use of audio diaries that make System Shock 2 such a memorable horror game.

It was essentially Deus Ex on a spaceship—if you've ever played Deus Ex, or been on a spaceship, you can imagine how delectable that sounds.

The best Alien game ever, by a long way, Alien: Isolation stars the smartest, scariest enemy in any game.

The Xenomorph's killer instinct is matched only by its curiosity. It learns more about the Sevastopol's nooks and crannies as it hunts you over the course of 12 hours, ripping doors off closets and peering under tables in search of prey.

The motion tracker can help you to avoid its grasp, but it can sense the sound, and even the gentle green light of its screen, making every glance a risk.

When the game forces you into the vents and you can hear the creature in there with you, Isolation becomes one of the scariest games ever made.

An eerie indie treat, Oxenfree stars a group of teens who become trapped on an island full of strange and mysterious happenings. The real joy is the banter between your friends and grudging acquaintances , which mimics the fast-paced witty dialogue of a good teen horror flick.

As you progress, the island becomes increasingly strange and unnerving, and Oxenfree deploys some clever tricks to hold your attention and keep you second guessing throughout this ghostly yarn.

Man of Medan, like most horror movies, is best experienced with mates. You control a group of friends stuck on a ghost ship, exploring and making split-second decisions that may very well end in death.

It's a tricky ship where you can't trust your eyes, or your co-op partner, who might be seeing something entirely different.

It's B-movie fare, but the jump scares are top quality and you'll be a paranoid wreck by the end. Darkest Dungeon is cruel roguelike where stress is a lot more trouble than the armies of monsters your squad will have to slay.

There are plenty of external horrors, but it's the impact they have on your adventurers that will unravel your journeys under the haunted mansion and beyond.

They'll develop vices and fears and personality traits that make subsequent adventures harder, forcing you to find more and more victims to toss into the meat grinder.

As a trial-and-error stealth game, Outlast 2 might not be for everyone, but thematically it's among the more interesting games on this list.

Playing as a journalist searching for a missing woman in Arizona, your wife is then kidnapped early on by a deranged cult, the origins of which are told through snippets of letters during the game.

You navigate dark environments using the night vision mode of your camera, and it's just scary as heck, with a whole village wanting you dead and some of the most gruelling imagery ever put into a game.

An unrelentingly bleak platformer that puts you through a gauntlet of hellish imagery: creepy mermaids, security robots, people hunting you down, nasty weather and more that we won't spoil here.