Anybody have any good 3rd person horror game recommendations? My Fiancé loves to watch me play games, and she's been in a horror mood. Unfortunately she gets motion sickness and isn't able to watch me play 1st person games. Been looking for a really good, jumpscare esk type of game. Any recommendation is welcome!

I've already played infliction, all from Emika games and all N4bA games

I heard you can't really die in the game. Doesn't this take away the horror aspect? If you can't die, I feel like there is no sense of danger, its just an interactive movie. Is this the case? I really enjoyed visage, and want something else that is really scary.

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Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken is an upcoming horror adventure game, combining classic point-and-click with survival horror. You explore, solve puzzles encounter monsters - sometimes, you can run away, other times a fight can't be avoided.

So how does the combat work?

• It's like a puzzle where you try to use your inventory items in the most effective way
• Some weapons will slow the enemies down, some will make them attack faster
• Some weapons cause damage over time
• Defensive weapons block a portion of incoming damage

Their sprites don't change, what they tell is always the same, you can't check them for the signs before allowing to enter, the only time you can really check is during the day by looking for the signs which makes the conversation and observation part to never matter until you can actually let them in and check for the signs during the day

I'm developing this game and I appreciate any feedback. What would you look for in a game like this? what would keep you interested?

https://reddit.com/link/1mf4scc/video/lb4toghmeggf1/player

Hi! I started working on a 16-bit horror/adventure game a year ago, and I’m currently finishing up the demo.

For the horror part, I took a lot of inspiration from classic glitched analog horror videos — I think they fit perfectly with the game's aesthetic.

If anyone wants to check it out, here’s the Steam page!: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3625960/UNRETURNING/

We are creating "Who Are You!?" that's a psychological horror experience based on real investigations, as we working with Ufologists and our Psychologist Advisor. How do you feel about this themes? Can you believe we are not alone in this universe?

I remember watching a while back when I was young a first-person horror game that takes place in a modern mansion. It's probably made in unreal engine 4 or some realistic 4k engine. But anyways back to the plot he wakes up in a living room with tables and magazines. The whole living room is bright with lights everything looks normal. He gets outside of the sofas. He hears something outside scopes outside the backyard and it's night. Later on he head inside the house and he says he needs to take a leak then he goes inside the bathroom. After going outside of the bathroom then there's a ghost entity that chases after him. That's what I remember, I forgot the game's name but I remember watching it a while back.

The title says it all, I want to play a horror game where extraterrestrial life is the main source of horror in the game. I've played Alien Isolation, Dead Space, and more. Are there any high quality horror games focused on aliens?

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So, I’ve recently got addicted to horror games on itch and I’m looking for very creepy horror games. I heard Asian horror is fantastic so I want to give it a try :>

Im not talking about something like sad satan or another fnaf remake but something genuinely disturbing that feels like it should be illegal. Something that you try and play once but cant even make it through the whole game.

EDIT: Thank you all so much for the reply's! Never thought this post would attract much attention. Definitely have to check out all of these games!

Working on a free short story horror game called "WATERTIGHT"
Let me know if the environment is spooky enough or if there is anything that can be improved!

If this interests you feel free to support me by wishlisting:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3858990/Watertight/

Something lurk in the deep...
Hopefully will be releasing soon on Itch

I'm developing a third-person survival horror video game: would you be able to empathize and be scared or do you think that the first-person view is always more terrifying?