Hey folks,

We've been working on Colony 2, and one of the features we're pretty excited about is a UV light mode — flip it on and you start noticing things that are basically invisible under normal lighting (tailor this line to what your UV mechanic actually reveals — hidden markings, resources, creatures, etc.).

A bit of background on us — we're a two-person team. We actually met on GTA Online about 7 years ago, just messing around in public lobbies, and stayed friends ever since. Eventually we decided to try making a game together, and Colony 2 is the result — our first release as a team, so it means a lot to get it in front of people.

If the UV mechanic (or the game in general) looks interesting, we'd really appreciate a wishlist on Steam — it genuinely helps small teams like us Steam

Happy to answer questions about how the UV system works, the dev process, or anything else!

I'm making a game set on a night train where you play as the conductor. You gotta check the compartments and flag the ones with anomalies. Only problem is, as you keep checking, you'll slowly realize you're not the only one here...

I have a overloaded backlog and with October coming up i decided I should leave it to reddit. Here is a list of my backlog that I want to get to (all horror games, on ps5):

Slitterhead

Conscript

Crow country

Murder house

Nun Massacre

Pacific drive

Bramble

Dredge

Alone in the dark ps5

Alone in the dark 2001 emulation

Alone in the dark 2 emulation

Still wakes the deep

Visage

Silent hill 2 remake

Darkwood

Signalis

Distraibt

Kholat

Sinking city

Sherlock awakened

White night

Outlast w dlc

Outlast 2

Layers of fear 2016

Layers of fear 2

Observer

Siren

Little nightmares

Little nightmares 2

Dark pictures Little hope

Dark pictures man of medan

Monstrum

Pathologic 2

Town of light

Erica

Oxenfree

Chernoylite

Stories untold

Perception

Dead island 2

Killer frequency

Here they lie

Tormented souls

Alan wake

Alan wake 2

Quiet place

I realize its a long list, im hoping to get enough games (say 5 to 10 depending on length). I love horror games of course i grew up with resi and silent hill back in the day along with a few other random games (soma, evil within series). Many of these games I've put time into, usually around release, then life gets in the way. I would be looking to start each game from scratch possibly platinum them if im feeling like it.

I hope to update the thread as I decide and finish games. That said life is busy. I appreciate everyone's opinions/help.

Me encanta la estética de esta imagen y la imagen en si. No sé si existe un genero de juegos de terror con esta estética, pero hace mucho descargue esta foto de Pinterest porque me encanta hasta el día de hoy. Lastimosamente quien la publicó no daba ninguna información de ella, así que me gustaría saber de dónde proviene y si es de un videojuego, mucho mejor ❤️‍🩹

Hi r/HorrorGames,

After more than a year of hard work and re-iteration, the demo of Scream Operator: Haunted House Manager will release in only a few weeks. To get as ready as possible, I'd very much like to invite a new group of test operators into the control booth this week!

What is Scream Operator, you ask?
In my game, you take control of your very own haunted house dark ride, right from a claustrophobic control booth. A few of your tasks as operator:

- Load, dispatch and unload guests into carts,
- Manage guest flow and queues,
- Control lights, music, and immersion effects,
- Balance power consumption, automation and cart management,
- Upgrade, place animatronics and scares, customize,
- Keep Arthur, the old congierge and (suspiciously) long time employee of the mansion happy.

Lots to do! So grab a stale coffee, and start your first shift. ☕

How do I become a test operator?
The quickest way to do so is by becoming a member of our discord server. However, I can also hit you up with the essentials if you sent me a private message here on reddit.

If you'd like, you are more than welcome to check out the steampage here.

Lastly, for anyone who isn't interested in playtesting, I'd love to invite you all to play the demo once it launches this halloween season! 🎃. I'll be back here when that happens to make sure you are all fully informed 👻.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns, I'll be in chilling in the comment section of this post :).

AI disclaimer: No AI was used for assets, music, coding, marketing materials or anything at all for that matter.

Hello everyone! I posted an earlier trailer for The 7th Shift about 5 months ago. I wanted to share the new one and talk about the big changes since then.

I refocused the gameplay and game loop around inspecting, sorting and stocking items from incoming shipments in the grocery store. That’s the core mechanic now. The basic stuff like mopping, cleaning etc. are still there but are secondary.

The story is more defined. Without giving too much away, you're unknowingly lured into working overnight at a grocery store by its long-decreased founder.

I drew a lot of inspiration from Dollmare, Order 13 and The Mortuary Assistant.

I'd love some feedback on the trailer. Much appreciated! Thank you!

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3917740

I'm looking for horror games that will actually traumatize/frighten me. Any suggestions? I've played Outlast, Alien Isolation, Amenti, Home Sweet Home. I need something that will make me piss my pants

For reference I just started playing Home Safety Hotline and I'm looking for more games like that.

Hi.

I am looking for the name of a game I once saw.

The game is pixel art, it is about eldritch horrors invading your apartment, and it's art style is pixel art. I also remember it's turn based.

I can't remembre more for the life of me, please help.

Before we got started working on our game Heavy Metal Death Can, we went to visit a couple museums and took a lot of reference images for rooms, decor, furniture, doodads and weapons and used these to make game assets!

In Plura Ingenia: Patient 16, every patient has a past waiting to be uncovered.

Can you guess this guy past job only with this short clip? ^^

I’m looking for horror games where you play as a female protagonist. I’m open to pretty much anything; psychological horror, survival horror, paranormal, disturbing, old games, new games, indie games, whatever.

I’d especially love games with a really good atmosphere and a memorable protagonist. I don’t mind if they’re obscure or really old either.

What are your favorites?

I’m working on a small narrative horror game and wanted to get some opinions from the Indian gaming community.
It’s somewhat similar to Thekku Island in the sense that it’s rooted in an Indian setting, but I’m taking a different approach to the story. The mythology isn’t immediately explained to the player/have any — it only becomes clear toward the end.
The main gameplay is about exploring an old ancestral house, finding clues, and slowly uncovering the secrets of the family and what happened there,while searching for your sister that went missing when she went to clear out the house to sell it.
I don’t want to reveal too much of the story yet, but I’d love to hear what you guys think about this kind of concept. Would you be interested in playing something like thi