Saint of Chains drags you into a desecrated cathedral where a failed exorcism has unleashed a plague of possession. Developed and published by MystiveDev for release in 2026, this horror shooter action adventure survival game puts you in the role of a holy warrior whose own soul is slowly being corrupted. You wield a blessed revolver and a chain whip, but every enemy you kill adds to your corruption meter. The higher it climbs, the more reality warps, the more your prayers falter, and the closer you come to becoming the very monster you hunt. The latest version of the game introduces a dynamic sin system where your actions, using health packs or executing fallen foes, affect which ending you receive.

The Last Winter Knight is a gothic adventure with visual novel elements, centered around a disembodied spirit trapped within ancient steel armor. Deprived of his memories, the protagonist explores an abandoned fortress to piece together his own past. The narrative is told in the second person through the voices of a third-person narrator, heightening the sense of immersion in the melancholic lore. Exploring the setting and piecing together fragments of memory allows you to reconstruct a chronicle of family bonds, love, and fatal mistakes. The player character's decisions directly impact their perception of the world, gradually shaping its unique character. The dark aesthetic is enhanced by exquisitely hand-drawn environments and a refreshed interface.

Panic Delivery is an indie action-adventure game from Invader Studios, where you play as a courier in a darkly humorous dystopian world overrun by monsters. Your task is to deliver, retrieve, and smuggle packages to various monstrous clients, all while trying to survive enemy encounters. The game features a unique cloning system that gives you 99 lives per playthrough—when you die, a new clone takes over to continue the mission. You can play solo or team up with other couriers in co-op mode, completing deliveries and facing deadly threats together.

Kugayama Shioris Death Diary pulls you into the chilling pages of a journal that should not exist. Developed and published by Laplacian for release in 2026 this adventure casual visual novel text based horror game places you in the role of a friend who discovers the diary of Kugayama Shiori a quiet classmate. The diary entries start normal. They describe school life crushes and everyday worries. But as you read further the entries become darker. Shiori begins writing about deaths that have not happened yet. Then they happen. You must decide how much to read how much to share and whether you can change the future.

Inner Voice pulls you into a decaying open world that exists inside a fractured human mind. Developed by X INTERACTIVE and published by Dionous Games for release in 2026 this adventure open world horror game places you in the role of a patient trapped in a nightmare therapy session. The world around you shifts between childhood memories abandoned hospitals and abstract void spaces. You cannot fight the horrors here. You must listen to the voices understand their source and slowly piece together what broke this person. The open world is nonlinear. You choose which memory to explore first and each decision changes the final revelation.

Resident Evil Requiem returns to the dark corridors, limited ammunition, and suffocating tension that defined the series' earliest entries, while introducing new mechanics that honor the legacy while pushing it forward. Developed and published by CAPCOM Co for release in 2026, this horror action game places you in a forgotten European village where something ancient has awakened, and the residents have become something else entirely. You play as a disgraced bioterrorism investigator drawn to the region by rumors that cannot be true, only to find that the truth is far worse than any rumor. The village is a labyrinth of locked doors, hidden passages, and creatures that stalk you from the shadows.

Bogos Binted is a first-person multiplayer game in which four players assume the roles of bizarre aliens gathered on the surface of the Moon to play a twisted board game. Developed by Bad Badger, this indie simulation combines casual strategy with dark humor. Players engage in four different card game modes, where failure often means a literal explosion. The core gameplay revolves around deception, risk, and survival in various alien party games. Players manipulate overall outcomes while staying within set goals, bluff in card-drawing rounds, and participate in word-guessing challenges where one player secretly doesn't know the answer.

18th Floor traps you inside a seemingly ordinary apartment on the 18th floor of an aging building. The elevator does not work. The stairs lead nowhere. And every room hides a secret you must uncover to escape. Developed and published by PrueLightStudio for release in 2025, this casual puzzle hidden object horror game challenges you to search meticulously detailed scenes for items that unlock the next area. But the apartment remembers your failures. Each wrong click moves a shadow closer. Each unsolved puzzle changes the layout of a room. You are not alone here.

MoonNight Shift, a depressing psychological thriller from a first-person perspective, immerses you in the everyday life of 46-year-old Conner Anderson, whose career as a surgeon was cut short by addiction. A shift at a 24-hour supermarket serves as a temporary refuge for a broken man seeking to silence his inner voices with routine duties. Exploring the half-empty storefronts and rarely interacting with customers gradually reveals a disturbing underbelly of reality. MoonNight Shift's atmosphere is rooted in a sense of uneasy loneliness, eschewing harsh sounds or encounters with monsters in favor of a deep mental oppression. This experience is enhanced by intuitive controls that allow you to fully focus on exploring the store's dark corners. The player's level of engagement and insight become decisive forces determining the outcome of this grim adventure.

Coincidences is a slow-burn psychological horror game about everyday hopelessness, loneliness, and the feeling of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. It all begins with a simple problem: short on money, the landlord raising the rent, forcing you to look for cheap accommodation and settle for a house near the forest that no one really wants to rent. At first, the new place seems simply dreary and uninviting, but the longer you live there and work in the local store, the more you feel as if the entire neighborhood is deliberately trying to push you back. The house and the forest begin to weigh on you more than any monsters. The game makes little attempt to scare you directly. Instead, it slowly builds through atmosphere: long, quiet corridors, empty rooms, sounds behind the walls, strange behavior, and the feeling that you're gradually losing touch with normal reality.