Games like Incoming Evil

In "Root of Evil: The Tailor," players step into the role of a telepath named James, tasked with exploring the past of a house where a family was killed 20 years ago. The couple is believed to have committed suicide, but a series of strange occurrences have led to the belief that their ghosts still reside in the house. As James, players will use their psychic abilities to uncover the truth about what really happened to the family and bring closure to the daughter who was left behind.

"Apartment 1406: Horror DEMO" is a thrilling horror and survival game that combines psychological elements, intense atmospheres, and supernatural encounters. Players must strategically manage limited resources, engage in battles or run for their lives, and utilize an advanced examine system to interact with objects and uncover hidden secrets. Your choices and survival skills will be tested as you delve deeper into the game's mysteries and unsettling world.

"Rise of Insanity" is a psychological horror game that takes players on a journey through the mind of a disturbed psychiatrist. The game is set in the 1970s and features a gripping storyline, unsettling atmospheres, and various puzzles to solve. Players must uncover the dark truth behind the psychiatrist's experiments while avoiding grotesque creatures and other obstacles.

In the Irony of Nightmare things aren't always as they seem. Those who decide to solve all puzzles of the game, not only will unravel true secret of house, but also will open completely different ending of the story.

"No70: Eye of Basir" is a first-person puzzle-adventure game that explores the memories of a forgotten past. The player uncovers mysterious events by interacting with the game's environment, using psychic abilities to reveal hidden objects and solve puzzles. The game features a dark, atmospheric setting inspired by Turkish and Islamic culture.

"Left Alone" is a story-driven first-person shooter set in a post-apocalyptic world. Players take on the role of private investigator John McLane, navigating a desolate city and unraveling a mystery surrounding a powerful corporation. The game features volumetric lighting and weather effects, creating a unique and immersive atmosphere. Combat is strategic, with limited ammo and a focus on stealth and cover. Exploration and puzzle-solving also play a significant role in the gameplay.

"Wire Lips" is a fast-paced, arcade-style game where players control a character with wired lips. The goal is to navigate through levels, avoiding obstacles and enemies, while using the character's wired lips to latch onto and swing from surfaces. With its unique mechanic and challenging gameplay, "Wire Lips" offers a fresh take on the classic platformer genre.

"Enola" is a single-player Horror Simulation game with a gripping story and perfect atmosphere, immersing players in the tortured memories of Angelica. The game features frighteningly calculated death-traps and multiple endings, decided by the player's actions, all without relying on paranormal elements. The suspenseful experience offers a chilling in-depth look into Angelica's broken mind and traumatic past.

"Investigator" is a single-player horror simulation game that features wonderful graphics using CryEngine and an immersive audio experience. As a former private investigator, players will explore various locations from mysterious villages to dark basements in a world of extreme weather cataclysms. The game offers a compelling soundtrack, plenty of humor, and a dense atmosphere for an unforgettable gaming experience. A free story DLC is also available in the main menu.

"House of Caravan" is a suspenseful adventure game set in a 3D-rendered mansion filled with puzzles and secrets. As a kidnapped boy, you must explore the house, uncover clues about your capture, and find a way out. With full voice acting and inspired by classic horror, the game offers a fusion of narrative exploration and point-and-click adventure, providing 60-90 minutes of gameplay. Will you escape the dark secrets hidden within the house?