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35% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 17% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Adventure, which covers 3,668 of them.
After work, you visit your older sister’s house. The rooms feel wrong, familiar sounds carry through empty halls, and something may be watching from beyond the windows. Explore, uncover the truth, and survive the night.
You are the keeper of a lighthouse on a frozen northern island. Keep the lamp lit, the stove fed and the car fueled. And when the storm comes, don't step out where the light can't reach: a wendigo walks the island at night. And it is listening.
Warm nights in the evergreen forest, the peace and quiet, the gentle flicker of fire. Too quiet, almost unnatural. Something sinister lurks in the dark. It's faster than you, it's smarter than you, and it wants you out of it's forest. Your only hope to keep the flames from hollowing. Good luck.
You've been hired to clear a haunted house. Read the briefing, complete your tasks and make it back out alive. Every creature inside behaves differently, and a single mistake in the wrong room can cost you everything.
At a table in the dark, everyone secretly grabs a cursed object. When the light comes back, you find out who had it in for you. First-person psychological horror for 1 to 4 players, solo against the AI or online with friends. The third seal sets you free.
When the lights go out, the school's Seven Mysteries wake up. Reach into a pitch-black schoolbag: grab a hilt to pull out an item, touch a blade and get cut. Read the numbers, build your bag and survive the night with three club members. A minesweeper-like roguelite of Japanese school ghosts.
You drove home drunk, hit someone, and drove away. Since that night, the expressway to Seoul never ends. If something is off, pull into the rest stop. If not, keep driving. The woman you hit is still out there.
Next Station: The Moon is a dark romance choice-based visual novel with horror elements about depression, disappointment, and two gods of death who fell in love with the one soul they were supposed to guide into oblivion.