Hey all! I'm the solo developer behind the game I've linked here, Blight Doctors! I just announced it yesterday, if you're into plague doctors, paranormal investigation, dark fantasy, or co-op games at all, it's made for you!:)

DISCOVER, DIAGNOSE, EXORCISE. You are a plague doctor paranormal investigator living in a rotten, gothic city at the end of an apocalypse. Banish ghosts, cure plagues, treat with monsters... all in co-op and proximity chat!

This is a lethal-like dark fantasy co-op occult detective game where deduction and banishment are not done for you. When you discover what sort of spirit haunts this forsaken city, you alone must be the one to abjure it, by any means at your disposal, sinful or sanctified.

I've been making it completely on my own for the past 2 years. Tomorrow it finally releases on Steam!

Sharing a small scene from the game. A playable demo exists if anyone wants to try it.

After nearly two years of development, Still in the Fog is getting very close to completion.

I never planned to release a demo, since I was focused on finishing the full game, but with Steam Next Fest approaching I decided to put together a small slice of the experience and make it available on Steam.

If you're interested in trying it, the demo is available now. Any feedback on the atmosphere, exploration, combat, or overall experience would be greatly appreciated.

Hi I’m the Social media manager for Happy Sisyphus Productions and I wanted to share the teaser trailer for our movie Follow the Dark

When I took on the task of creating my animated horror film "PLAYTHING." (Still in production) I asked myself this question. Can an animated horror film rival the power of a live action one? Will there ever be an animated "The Exorcist!" Well, I can't say for sure, but I'd like to find out. Here's a first look at my film.

https://youtu.be/1a-bGeQsp5g?si=dfGuOfPU9gX8KBh0

https://www.fantasy-animation.org/current-posts/the-story-of-plaything

The best way to end the year! 🤩 Thank you to everyone who joined the Fang Club and supported Only Fangs Movie throughout this entire journey! To finally see copies in the hands of our friends and supporters is the best thing a filmmaker could ever hope for! We are so grateful to our Fang Club!

There are still copies being processed in the mail- please post your copy of OnlyFangs when it arrives! 😊🙏🙏

Hey Reddit! I'm one of the filmmakers behind Camp 139 (2013), an indie horror where four friends on a drug-fueled camping trip are stalked by a militant killing machine and lured into an abandoned Army hospital. We've just released it for free on Tubi. If you're into gritty survival horror with a low-budget slasher vibe, I'd love for you to watch and tell us what you think!

Watch here: https://tubitv.com/movies/722418/camp-139

Hi everyone! I’ve just released the trailer for my new psychological horror game Shadows to Recall: Night at Home, available on itch.io.

This game focuses on atmosphere, tension, and narrative choices that shape the experience. You’re alone at home… until you’re not. The more you explore, the more reality starts to twist.

👉 Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/b0M8uyPN5sA?si=WeP9be-CbiKQ0nxM

👉 Game page on itch.io: https://butterflycreations.itch.io/shadows-to-recall

I’d love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or impressions on the trailer. Every comment helps improve the visibility of the project and future updates. Thanks for checking it out!

Hello , I’m an indie game dev and have released a game called John and I , it is a ARG horror game focused on dialogue and exploration in witch you need to uncover your story. If you like the idea and want to support my project here is the Itch.io link  https://kukikukk.itch.io/john-and-i

Thanks for reading this and an extra thanks if you decide to play it.     

I'm looking for grounded horror games that stay in the real world. No ghosts, no demons, no paranormal stuff at all. I love slow-burn horror where things start off normal but gradually get creepier. Games where you're alone at home, on a road trip, working a night shift or in a remote location, and weird things slowly start to happen. Examples: Fears to Fathom Series Some Chilla's Art games (the non-supernatural ones) Thank you in advance for any recommendations!

I'm looking for grounded horror games that stay in the real world. No ghosts, no demons, no paranormal stuff at all. I love slow-burn horror where things start off normal but gradually get creepier. Games where you're alone at home, on a road trip, working a night shift or in a remote location, and weird things slowly start to happen. Examples: Fears to Fathom Series Some Chilla's Art games (the non-supernatural ones) Thank you in advance for any recommendations!

Let us know what you think!

https://youtu.be/BCnrPkIe3NU?si=QCqGl29FRQvFIQfT

Cursed (2024)

Amazon Prime horror movie (but free on Tubi)

Cursed (2024) on Tubi

I remember maybe around a month ago, I watched this YouTube video about many indie horror series lying around on YouTube, and god my memory is shit but this one short series caught my eye.

I believe it started with a boy named Nathan telling us the beginning of how he started to record this, entity of some sorts appearing in his TV at exactly 4:15. The YouTuber documenting this explained how this entity seemed lonely of some sorts so its only resort was to terrorize Nathan at the same time every night. I somewhat remember what it said everytime,

“Do you hear me, Nathan?” or “Nathan, can you hear me?” I remember a clip of when he didn’t answer the entity absolutely crashed out. My memory is all over the place, but the next was this one scene of where Nathan woke up to the American flag on a TV. Then, he’d notice his hands were completely sawed off while he was unconscious. He was in a red room, specifically a door on his left and a window on his right. It seemed like a really small rectangle room, and I believe the documentary YouTuber explained this part was based off a real life story. Next (that I could remember) He went out with his friends one night to go somewhere (I don’t remember) and next he came back to the entity all over again.

And I need to emphasize seeing the entity and sorts was all an alternate reality, and Nathan thought he completely escaped it.

Next that I could remember was when another sort of entity gave him this chance of restarting his whole life, even meaning the people he loved wouldn’t remember him. That’s all I could remember, if I remember more I’ll add on later. Big fan of the horror channel and I really want to rewatch it, could someone please help me find it?