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"Fears to Fathom: Ironbark Lookout" is the fourth episode in the anthology of a psychological horror game. As Jack Nelson, a fire lookout, you explore Ironbark State Park and survive by making the right choices. This first-person narrative walking simulator features exploration, driving, and conversation mechanics, set in an atmospheric environment with photo-realistic graphics.

In "Fears to Fathom: Home Alone," players step into the shoes of Miles, a 14-year-old home alone as his parents are away for work. The psychological horror game presents a chilling short story, with the first episode available for free. The episode uses atmospheric environment, photo-realistic graphics, and a VHS film aesthetic to immerse players in Miles' nerve-wracking ordeal.

"Fears to Fathom: Norwood Hitchhike" is a narrative-driven psychological horror game where you play as a hitchhiker in a small, eerie town filled with secrets and supernatural occurrences. The game features a unique day and night cycle that affects the story and the behaviors of the non-playable characters. Your choices and interactions will determine the outcome of the game, leading to multiple endings.

"Fears to Fathom: Carson House" is a narrative-driven horror adventure game. Players uncover the dark secrets of the Carson family as they explore the eerie mansion and interact with various objects and characters. The game features a unique fear management system, where players' decisions and level of fear affect the story's outcome.

"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.

"Amanda the Adventurer" is a game that revolves around a TV show about a brave girl named Amanda and her cowardly sheep sidekick, Wooly. The player discovers a box set of the show in their attic and the game allows them to explore and experience the adventures of Amanda and Wooly. The game is a nostalgic journey filled with problem-solving, exploration, and humor.

Blair Witch is a first-person psychological horror game based on the film series. Players explore the Black Hills Forest as Ellis, a former cop with a troubled past, searching for a missing boy while being haunted by the Blair Witch. Using a camcorder and other tools, players must solve puzzles, navigate through supernatural environments, and avoid or confront the Blair Witch's minions to uncover the truth.

In "The Survey" , you are Marcus Walker, mysteriously waking up in a vacant house. As you unlock a phone and delve into the game's puzzles, past events haunt you through audio tapes and journal entries. With a sense of escalating dread, uncover the cryptic story while evading an unseen antagonist. This immersive horror experience offers a short, suspenseful adventure.

"Nightmare Files: Clap Clap" is a first-person exploration game set in a house with 80s home automation systems. Players toggle lights by clapping, but must be wary of unseen entities. The game features amnesia-like physical interactions, volumetric audio, and PS1-style graphics, immersing players in a spooky atmosphere. Heed the warning: don't snoop around too much.

"Parasocial | パラソーシャル" is a Japanese horror game that places you in the perspective of a live streamer. The game features a believable environment and a VHS film aesthetic to enhance the immersive and psychological horror experience. With Japanese-inspired environment art and automatic saves after each chapter, the game will leave you feeling on edge.