Survival Horror

Project Microchip is a social deduction game for up to 10 players. Complete objectives and escape as a Survivor, or become an Infected, hide your identity, earn the group's trust, and strike at the perfect moment.

You have been sent to an island where more than four hundred visitors have turned into zombies.

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"What The Maze" is a horror survival and puzzle game in one. You have to fight for survival as you search for the exit of the huge maze. Register for the experiment today!

Summon your team of 1-4 players and dive into an immersive co-op horror experience. Unravel the enigmatic puzzles, confront the sinister evil, and gather clues that lead to the mysterious realm of the paranormal. Work in harmony on thrilling expeditions to survive the haunting challenges that awaits

Toodles & Toddlers is a survival horror strategy puzzle with physics transformation crafting and resource chains. Experiment to discover what is possible then use the tools you create to combat hostile creatures while coping with fear and hunger.

Gone Upstate 2 is a survival crafting sandbox game. Build a base to support co-op players or solo, then defend it against the mysterious entities from the sky.

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Behold The Dark is a 2D isometric action, adventure game with pixel graphics and survival horror elements emphasizing on lighting mechanics. Fight off monsters, interact with people, stay in the light, do whatever it takes to fend off that horrible oblivion.

A 1-4 Player co-op horror where you and your crew must navigate the dangerous country of Valgrind while being hunted by a supernatural being. Embrace the cold or succumb to it.

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Top-down zombie shooter game where you survive against hordes of zombies. Every wave the number of enemies encreases. Hey, tell me you have enough bullets, don't you?