Games like Haunted ROM: The Lost Cartridge

Look Outside is a survival horror RPG set in an apartment building where looking out the window transforms people into grotesque monsters. Scavenge for food, weapons, and supplies while engaging in inventive turn-based combat against over 150 unique creatures. Build alliances, craft tools, and uncover dark mysteries within this tense, body horror-filled world.

"No One Lives Under the Lighthouse" is a mysterious old PC game from the early 2000s. You discover it among your old CDs and are drawn to its enigmatic title and description about taking over duties at a lighthouse where the previous keeper has gone missing. The game's atmosphere and poor translation from another language add to its intriguing and possibly ominous appeal. Explore the island, uncover the lighthouse's secrets, and discover what happened to the missing keeper.

"SKALD: Against the Black Priory" is a dark fantasy role-playing game inspired by retro classics. Lead a group of heroes on a tactical, turn-based quest to uncover the eldritch mysteries of the Black Priory and save Idra from lovecraftian horrors. With authentic 8-bit aesthetics and modern design, this indie title offers a rich, immersive experience in exploration and combat.

"Shotgun Legend" is an action RPG that pays homage to classic console games, with a modern twist. You play as Eugene, who must navigate through a strange land filled with alien technology and creatures to find his way back home. The game features 10 dungeons to explore, 16 items to collect, and a unique multiplayer experience where a second player can join and share health with the main player. With minimal hand-holding, the game encourages players to figure things out on their own, and offers the thrill of eventually dual wielding shotguns.

"Tower 57 is a top-down twin stick shooter with destructible environments and a focus on co-op gameplay, set in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic world. The game features 16-bit inspired pixel art and offers action-packed gameplay with a seriously cool vibe. Players control a group of individuals with unique skills and abilities, tasked with infiltrating the reclusive Tower 57."

Promising the Sabotage touch in every system, Sea of Stars aims to modernize the classic RPG in terms of turn-based combat, storytelling, exploration and interactions with the environment, while still offering a hearty slice of nostalgia and good old, simple fun.

"UFO 50" is a collection of 50 single and multiplayer games, encompassing a variety of genres with a nostalgic 8-bit aesthetic. The games, created by the developers of Spelunky, Downwell, and Catacomb Kids, are allavailable to play immediately and offer a range of experiences from small arcade-style games to larger open-world adventures. The games are presented as part of a shared alternate universe, with recurring characters and connections between titles.

"Mad Father" is a horror adventure game where you play as Aya Drevis, an 11-year-old girl, and uncover the secrets of her family's manor, which is the site of maniacal experiments. To explore the mansion, you'll use various weapons like chainsaws and knives. This remade version features updated graphics, new scenes, and a second playthrough mode called "Blood Mode" which alters the story.

Happy's Humble Burger Farm is a first-person, survival- horror game that combines fast food service with terrifying supernatural elements. As a low-wage worker at Happy's, you must follow customer orders, manage resources, and maintain cleanliness while dealing with sinister forces that lurk within the establishment. The game offers a unique mix of service simulation and psychological horror, where every shift could be your last.

The Witch’s House, originally released in 2012, falls within the tradition of Japanese horror RPGs with heavy emphasis on puzzle-solving and jump scares. Among other entries in the genre such as Ib and Ao Oni, The Witch’s House surprised fans with pixel-art that conceals truly frightening horror. The Witch’s House is deliberately designed with traps at *almost* every turn--sudden death is unpred…