Horror

Explore procedurally generated dungeons, fight monster girls, interact with your surroundings, collect items, and gain weight!

As field researcher Liam, you wake up dazed in an abandoned building complex. While searching for your team, you discover the dark experiments your employer has been conducting. Hide from creatures, piece together the truth, and try to find a way out.

Melo's Nightmare is a first-person perspective 3D escape horror game. Players find themselves trapped in corridors and must investigate puzzles to attempt escape. A casual horror game akin to walking through a deserted amusement park haunted house. Will players be able to get out safely?

"The Stalked 2" is a standalone horror sequel to "The Stalked", where you play as Rachel, an avid hiker. What begins as a relaxing hike to a cabin turns into a nightmare filled with eerie interactions and unsettling events. Will you survive?

In this intense first-person rail shooter, you play as Aiden Cross, an agent of the Federal Bureau of Anomalies (FBA). Sent to investigate alien sightings at a remote desert facility in Nevada, what began as a routine mission quickly spirals into a deadly battle against unknown creatures...

Climbing a mountain is hard. Solving math problems while climbing a mountain is even harder.

You've been chosen for the top-secret DOLL Trainer Initiative. These girls are powerful weapons in disguise. Train them, fight in the arena, and rise to glory. But beware—mistreat them, and they may break. Will you create a savior, or a tragedy?

Run your own toy workshop in this horror-themed crafting simulation game. Chop, saw, paint, pack, and deliver toys for your mysterious customers.

A first-person psychological horror game where you throw glowing orbs to navigate a collapsing mine — and uncover the dark truth behind your missing father.

A first-person survival horror game set inside a collapsing containment facility. Explore restricted sectors, read unreliable reports, and survive hostile entities where following procedures can be just as deadly as breaking them.

You start the game, you wake up, and eventually you will close the game. One day, you may even start the game again. That's the game.

Basically the story goes as visual novel form. Sometimes, the system switches into dot part, and you can control the character to continue the story.