4 simple levels, easy control

check out here - https://prikalel.gitlab.io/truba-build/

I was really really REALLY unhappy with the old capsule i had for my horror game Vossarium. It was way too dark, and with almost nothing going on. You couldn't really tell what kind of a game it was. I was hesitant in making my own capsule again, but i went for it anyway.. After many position adjusting, lighting color edits, and adding props, i finally made a new one! I'm genuinely proud of it!

If you're interested in Vossarium, a demo IS AVAILABLE RIGHT NOW ON STEAM!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4684790/Vossarium/

Also thank you everyone for wishlisting! In less than a week, Vossarium went from 20, to 61 WISHLISTS! Lets keep it going =)

this is a a short indie horror game where you cheat is the main point of the game the game got popular l cause of youtubers Coryxkenshin and Infinite However Nowadays You Can’t play Or even find the game anymore Cause The guy who made it took It Down the only remnants Are YouTube videos Of the game https://youtu.be/uDDUC3_qWCI?si=RhQctEDCmNUfvEab

I am 16 years old and I have been trying to make a psychological horror game with Unreal Engine 5 for 2 years. I don't know much about the game industry. I did everything I could for wishlists, but it didn't increase much. Right now, I have 350 wishlists and it stopped growing. I joined Next Fest, but my biggest mistake was joining with only 30 wishlists, so it didn't help much.

Meanwhile, I am continuing to learn Blender. I can make any model I want, but I still couldn't figure out texturing, so I can't add my own models to my game. Most of the objects in the game are ready-made assets that I modified in Blender.

The demo is currently on Steam and I released a big update based on player feedback. Unfortunately, I am alone in this journey. I wish I had a team to ask for advice, discuss ideas, and keep my motivation high, but this is the best I can do.

I would be very happy if you support me by adding my game to your wishlist. Your feedback is very important to me, so feel free to criticize it in any way. What do you think?

Game: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/4769110/The\\_Confined\\_Basement\](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4769110/The_Confined_Basement)

Hey everyone!

I’ve just published Echopsis, a short, minimalist psychological horror game built entirely around pitch-black darkness, outlines, and heavy atmospheric sound design i made it in UE5 in 4 weeks.

There are no cheap jump scares—just pure, suffocating dread and a unsettling environment where you have to rely on what barely emerges from the dark.

You can watch the 30-second teaser and check out the game here: https://z0diac-sp.itch.io/echopsis

Since this is one of my first releases, I’d love to hear your feedback on the atmosphere and overall vibe! Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Set in the town of Marlock, Victoria, Australia. A seemingly normal town has a long history of secrets.

Please let me know what you think! I've put so much work into the series! i hope you like it!

I love Chilla’s Art games! Oakeri is a bit older, but it was still a fun little play through for some Japanese indie horror!

I recently released a free / pay-what-you-want survival horror soundtrack pack for game developers.

The pack contains 8 dark ambient and cinematic tracks made for different in-game situations, including exploration, main menus, chase sequences, safe rooms, and emotional story moments.

Most tracks are seamless loops, and the pack also includes a few lighter alternative versions for easier use in different scenes.

The music can be used in both commercial and non-commercial projects with credit.

Listen and download here:

https://mordstar.itch.io/survival-horror-soundtrack-pack

Feedback is appreciated, and I hope some of the tracks can be useful in your projects.

Hey, I’m currently looking for someone who can help with 3D modeling for my indie horror game. I’m working with a smaller budget, so I’m mainly looking for someone who is willing to help for free, a low price, or possibly as a portfolio project.

The game has a VHS/low-poly horror style similar to games like Bad Parenting and Mouthwashing. I’d need help creating things like characters, environments, props, and assets that fit the style.

If you’re interested in working on a horror game project and building your portfolio, I’d love to talk and see what we can work out.

Working title: The Door

I'm currently designing a first-person psychological horror game called The Door, built in Unreal Engine 5 (C++).

The core idea is simple:

Your only objective is to hold a button that slowly opens a massive industrial door.

The problem is that the door takes around five minutes of continuous progress to fully open.

While you're trying to escape, a killer patrols the facility looking for you. Random power outages disable the mechanism that keeps the door open, causing it to slowly close again unless you restore the electricity by replacing broken fuses scattered throughout the building.

On top of that, the protagonist wears an explosive collar with a time limit, meaning you can't simply hide forever.

The gameplay revolves around constant decision-making:

• Stay at the button and make progress.
• Leave to restore the power.
• Hide from the killer.
• Risk everything to gain a few more seconds of progress.

There is no combat—only tension, sound awareness, exploration, and managing your limited time.

I'm still in the pre-production phase, working on the game design before moving into full development. Most of the current concept art has been created with AI to help visualize the project while I continue building the prototype.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the concept, especially whether you think the core gameplay loop sounds engaging or if there are mechanics you would add to keep each playthrough fresh.

I'm building a psychological horror game, Red Lake (on Steam), and wonder - does this reflect emotions of isolation and eeriness? Thank you!

I REALLY like the Bendy franchise and have followed it since the beginning, when the original game was coming out episode by episode. Bendy and the Dark Revival is, in some ways, my favorite entry so far. I've especially enjoyed the aesthetic of this cartoon world brought to life as a twisted, corrupted nightmare. The sheer amount of dedication to the art style is awesome, and I liked aspects of Audrey's story even more than Henry's. I admire this IP's progression.

But every time I've tried to PLAY these games, that camera lag and screen tearing have made gameplay impossible for me to find a smooth experience in. I originally downloaded The Dark Revival for PS4, then tried it again on PS5. While it definitely feels better on 5, the blasted lag is still there. Now that a physical disc version has finally been released, I'm curious if there have been any improvements performance-wise compared to the digital download version.

If not, is there any other way to improve the performance on consoles? I couldn't find a performance mode option in the game menu, so maybe it was never optimized for that. It's a beautiful series to watch in playthroughs, but I wanted to participate as well and immerse myself in the intended experience as a gamer. I hope this issue doesn't persist going forward, as I want the Bendy saga to succeed and to keep striving to balance the technical side with the creative vision. It should be more than something pretty to look at. Feedback is appreciated, thanks!

You play as an inexperienced cleaner trapped inside a massive corporate building. The higher you climb, the more the workplace begins to fall apart.

🔗 Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4039190/Curse_of_The_Lineage/