BEWARE is an atypical combination of genres and gameplay mechanics. This is a racing arcade, which at the same time is full of horror elements. The main character has a car, and with its help he will have to make his way through dense forests, groves, glades and even abandoned settlements. The game has a completely open world, so you can choose any direction of movement, without being tied to specific directions or signs (if, of course, they are found in a particular zone).

Dollhouse Behind the Broken Mirror is a first-person horror adventure that plunges you into the fractured psyche of Eliza de Moor, a singer with amnesia trying to piece together her past. You’ll navigate two nightmarish realities — the real world and the twisted dimension behind the broken mirror — as you journey to the Dollhouse mansion in Ravenhill. Gameplay combines combat with sinister doll enemies and stealth mechanics as you collect memory fragments scattered throughout the environment. Challenging puzzles are seamlessly woven into the narrative, adding layers to the dark storyline and revealing clues about Eliza’s forgotten history. Your choices significantly impact the game’s multiple endings, determining whether Eliza will uncover the truth or succumb to the horrors. With a vintage noir feel and soundtrack, the game creates a chilling atmosphere that complements the psychological horror elements.

SHI SHI TE NA O Even in Death, developed and published by Mugen Daraku, emerges in 2025 as an action fueled horror experience that plunges players into a realm where death is merely the beginning. The narrative unfolds in a cursed Japanese village, shrouded in mist and malice, where an ancient ritual has awakened restless spirits bent on dragging the living into their eternal torment. Players embody a lone warrior, armed with steel and resolve, tasked with severing the spectral chains that bind this forsaken place, facing horrors that defy the boundary between life and the abyss.

Black Light Kills, brought to life by Fatih Atacan PRODUCTIONS and KnockDuck Games in 2025, is a horror steeped adventure that fuses simulation into a pulse pounding ordeal. The story plunges players into an abandoned research site, its halls illuminated by a sinister blacklight that casts everything in an otherworldly sheen. A botched experiment has unleashed a nightmare, and gamers take on the role of a trapped worker, racing to escape a facility now overrun by the horrors it birthed. Survival is no guarantee, as the light itself seems to conspire against every move.

Get set for Poop Killer Flush or Die, a 2025 release from 616 GAMES that landed March 12, fusing adventure, action, casual fun, shooter mayhem, and horror into a stinking good time. It’s not just a game. It’s a bloody, hilarious love letter to ‘80s trash flicks, fresh off a 97% positive rating on Steam from 35 reviews. You’re thrust into 1985 as Bob and Case, pot-dealing pals whose quiet night spirals into madness when a friend’s toilet mishap summons the Poop Killer. This isn’t your average slasher. He’s a deranged menace obsessed with punishing flush-forgetters, and now you’re his target. The adventure unfolds in a claustrophobic suburban home, where you roam shadowy rooms and cluttered halls, hunting for anything to fight back.

Step into the chilling embrace of The Maid, a 2025 release from developers Daniel Agüera Fernández, Carlos Agüera Fernández, and 99 Grados Games, launched on March 11 by the same team as publisher. This adventure blends action and horror into a first-person plunge that’s gripping players worldwide. It’s not just a game. It’s a fast-paced descent into a Victorian house where every shadow hides a scream. You’re a stranger trapped in a cold, damp basement, your memories a blur, and the air thick with dread. The adventure begins as you explore long corridors and creaking rooms, piecing together a mystery that unravels with every step. Horror stalks you relentlessly.

Dead of Night Supermarket a 2025 release from Haunted Games that landed on March 6, fusing horror and adventure into a tense indie thrill ride. This isn’t just a night at work. It’s a descent into a supermarket turned haunted maze, where every aisle hides a shiver. You’re a young worker clocking in for the late shift, expecting boredom but finding terror instead. The horror builds as the ordinary unravels. Lights buzz and fail, objects shift on their own, and a cold presence stalks the shelves. The adventure kicks off as you explore this twisted workplace, from the checkout lanes to the creepy stockroom, hunting for answers to the store’s dark secret. It’s a short, sharp jolt of fear, wrapping up in under an hour, but every minute grips you tight.

Emberfly places the player in an abandoned Korean school under mysterious circumstances. An eerie silence reigns, with only the dim light of a flashlight providing visibility. Hallways stretch into darkness, classrooms seem frozen in time, and shadows shift unpredictably. Every step echoes in the void, raising questions about what led to this moment. Navigating this unfamiliar environment requires patience and attention to detail, as scattered clues hint at a deeper mystery.

Prepare for Trucker Horror, a 2025 title from David Rudyi and Fireplay Studio that mixes horror chills, RPG growth, and hidden object suspense into a gripping tale of isolation. This isn’t just a drive. It’s a fight to stay sane on a road that wants you dead.

The Backrooms Forsaken is your encounter with a nightmare that goes beyond imagination. This unique first-person walking simulator will drag you into a creepy dimension that seems endless. Empty corridors, monotonous rooms that never end with the noise of ventilation all this will become your reality.