Games like The Complex: Found Footage

"The Complex: Expedition" is a psychological horror game set in 1988, where you play as a Magwave researcher exploring a mysterious and infinite maze known as The Complex. The game is inspired by the "Backrooms" urban legend and features a VHS camera perspective, immersive atmosphere, and a harrowing storyline. This game is not affiliated with Kane Pixels' Backrooms or the Backrooms Wiki/Fandom.

"POOLS is a single-player Simulation game that offers marvelous graphics and a tense atmosphere. With no user-interface, dialogue, or background music, the game relies on realistic sounds and echoes to create a sense of presence. As you explore, you'll notice changes in the world around you, with each chapter offering unique and atmospheric rooms, playing on fears of getting lost, darkness, and tight spaces."

"The Backrooms Game FREE Edition offers an eerie exploration experience in an endless succession of randomly generated levels, with a madness system to track your sanity. A mysterious Being may also appear during your journey. This game is based on the backrooms creepypasta and developed by David Campbell III."

Descend into the Depths of the UnknownA man gasps for air as he surfaces from water—only to find himself trapped in a room of white tiles and endless pools. This is Level 37, the Poolrooms, a place where the familiar dissolves into the unknown. In this surreal journey, you will explore spaces that exist between worlds—hauntingly empty, disturbingly quiet, and yet strangely familiar. As you traver…

"The Backrooms Lost Tape" is a horror-exploration game set in the infamous Backrooms, a never-ending maze of monotonous rooms. Players must navigate the labyrinth using only a flashlight and avoid the grotesque creatures that lurk in the shadows. The game is based on the found footage premise, with the story unfolding through discovered tapes and notes scattered throughout the environment.

Dreamcore is a single-player platformer that plunges you into vast, surreal liminal spaces like the haunting Dreampools and the eerie Eternal Suburbia. With no guidance, it challenges your intuition amid stunning graphics, a dense atmosphere, and a mesmerizing soundtrack. Its psychological exploration and grind-heavy gameplay create a unique, immersive experience between dreams.

"The Backrooms 1998" is a found footage survival horror game, where you explore the endless labyrinth of the Backrooms after accidentally falling in. With only a spray gun to mark your path, you must evade a mysterious entity while searching for supplies and tools to escape. Every action, from stepping on glass to knocking over objects, risks alerting the creature to your presence.

"Lost in Vivo" is a narrative-driven psychological horror game where you play as a detective investigating a series of mysterious disappearances. The game features a unique mechanic of switching between the real world and the "Vivo," a nightmarish alternate reality, to uncover the truth. Your choices and interactions in the game affect the outcome of the story, leading to multiple endings.

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.

"Welcome to Kowloon" is a first-person indie horror game that takes place in the densely populated city of Kowloon, China. The game follows a young student seeking affordable housing, who finds himself drawn into a mysterious and ominous reality in his new home. With a playing time of approximately 50 minutes, players will uncover hidden stories and face the darkness that lurks in the heart of this city.