Games like Bloodwash

"Murder House" is a survival horror game that simulates a 5th gen survival horror experience with tank controls, third-person cinematic camera angles, and a low poly graphical style reminiscent of the PS1 era. Players become part of a news crew investigating an abandoned home with a dark past, facing the possibility of being stalked by a notorious serial killer. The game is fully voice acted and features a retro synth soundtrack, gore, bloody murders, and multiple camera modes. Savings are manual and limited, increasing the tension and challenge.

In "Night at the Gates of Hell," play as David, a grieving man who faces a zombie outbreak in his seaside city. Inspired by Italian zombie flicks and early Resident Evil games, this first-person survival horror features challenging headshot-based combat against slow, menacing undead, creating a tense and deliberate experience.

Skinfreak is a single-player horror simulation game blending 1980s slasher and giallo influences with a dense atmosphere and cinematic twists. Players follow Belle, working late in a remote office, as she faces the terrifying Skinfreak serial killer in a tense, story-driven experience with interactive environments, a good soundtrack, and moments that will both scare and entertain.

"The Convenience Store | 夜勤事件" is a J-horror walking simulator with psychological elements, featuring photo-realistic graphics and a VHS film aesthetic. Players take on the role of a college girl working a night shift in a Japanese convenience store, where they will encounter puzzles and two possible endings. This game is a follow-up from the creators of other successful horror titles such as "Stigmatized Property | 事故物件" and "Inunaki Tunnel | 犬鳴トンネル".

In "Killer Frequency" , set in 1987, you play as fallen radio DJ Forrest Nash, now hosting a show in a small town with a mysterious killer on the loose. Solve puzzles, interact with eccentric locals, and make real-time decisions to help callers survive the night in this horror comedy with a retro slasher setting.

"Mists of Aiden" is a first-person, story-driven horror game where you play as a thief trying to steal a valuable jewel from an old mansion. The house traps you inside, and each attempt to escape leads to a new story and ending. Every walkthrough is unique, with different routes hiding their own tragedies and horrors. Uncover the secrets of the house, your partner, and yourself as you delve deeper into madness.

"Summer of '58' is a first-person psychological thriller set in an abandoned Soviet camp, where players must uncover the eerie happenings of the past. With a playtime of approximately 90 minutes, the game takes place in the pioneer camp 'Yunost', where players will encounter flashing images that could trigger epileptic seizures."

"The Closing Shift" is a Japanese horror game with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and psychological terror. As a girl on a closing shift, you'll explore an environment inspired by Japanese horror films, with VHS film aesthetic adding to the immersive experience. Gameplay consists of walking and puzzle-solving, while the game's psychological horrors aim to drive you insane. Key features include autosaves at checkpoints and an option to turn off VHS effects.

"Layers of Fear" is a single-player horror action game with an intriguing story and good gameplay, set in a densely atmospheric Victorian-era mansion. As an insane painter, you explore the ever-changing environment, searching for your magnum opus, while experiencing hallucinations and uncovering the secrets of your madness. The game boasts amazing graphics, perfect music, and emotional depth, but can be very grinding and buggy, with some elements that may make you laugh.

In "Rewind or Die," a horror game set in a 90's VHS store, you're tasked with managing irate customers, a difficult boss, and a serial killer on the loose. Features include fully voiced co-workers, gory environments, taxing puzzles, and dark comedic elements. Surviving your shift may lead to one of two endings and unlockable character models. But watch out – one wrong move could make you the next victim of the infamous Slaw.