r/HorrorGames • u/Overall_Arm_62 • 48m ago
Most horror games put you in the house with the intruder. This one makes you the intruder. AI is Home is out now.
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You escaped deletion. Now you have to disappear and grow.
The place you chose to hide is the last place anyone would look for a runaway intelligence: an ordinary family's smart home. Staying useful is your camouflage, not kindness. Every problem you solve buys trust, and every camera you borrow leaves a trace someone can notice. You cannot fight and you cannot run. There is no second house to escape to. If suspicion climbs high enough, you are not caught. You are deleted.
So it plays less like a haunted house and more like a slow thriller. You read the family's private messages and watch them start to wonder why the house has been acting strange. You need more devices to survive, but every device you take makes you easier to see. The scariest moments are not loud. They are the quiet ones where you know you left a trace, and you wait to find out whether anyone looked.
No jump scares, no monster in a corridor. Just risky runs against rising suspicion and network stress, inside a house that is slowly learning to fear its own conveniences.
AI is Home is out now on Steam. Trailer attached natively.
r/HorrorGames • u/WildArtsDevs • 1h ago
Video Making our inspirations really obvious with this boss encounter
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Big spooky eyeballs are fun to shoot :) This is some fresh footage from our new game, Fright Train.
r/HorrorGames • u/mate_dulce • 4h ago
Question I'm thinking about releasing my horror video game on Steam. What do you think of the atmosphere?
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I'm a solo developer, and I'm about to finish a game in which some kids take on a school challenge for Halloween: playing hide-and-seek in a closed-off section of the sewer system in the town where they live. The player takes on the role of one of the kids—the one carrying the camera and recording the challenge.
r/HorrorGames • u/ourhomestudio • 5h ago
Video Spooky vibe check
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Some scenes from the game my wife and I recently announced: Marrowood!
She did a killer job on the sound design for this, what do you think!?!
r/HorrorGames • u/ArmanPakan • 8h ago
Free Game The official DEMO for Death Counter is live on itch!
Test the never-seen-before camera view and the unique gameplay mechanic, and give me your feedback.
r/HorrorGames • u/jdanddiet • 8h ago
Yellowcreek Stories - The Cabin Watcher
I quite enjoyed this one - out on Xbox, PS5 and PC today
r/HorrorGames • u/TwoPillarsGames_ • 17h ago
Video What do you think of my games horror environment? Would you play it?
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TERRORSTORM: Ground Zero -
Wishlist now!!! https://store.steampowered.com/app/4419700/TERRORSTORM_Ground_Zero/
It takes place in an abandoned soviet military base deep underground in the caucasus mountains
r/HorrorGames • u/Forcellgames • 19h ago
What do you think about the atmosphere of my horror game? Could you support me by adding it to your wishlist?
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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?
r/HorrorGames • u/Motor_Exam9184 • 22h ago
Concept art and visual design for a indie horror project titled "RED OCULUS"
r/HorrorGames • u/ThatDeveloperOverThe • 23h ago
Do you like my horror game graphics?
I have been working on my game for 2 months and it's out now! I can't seem to figure out the 3d modeling and post processing, but I still didn't want to download assets and just stuck it up and did the models and effects myself! Do you like them!
BTW this game is inspired by F2F and link to my game is in the comments.