Games like Tonight You Die

"Tonight You Die" is a first-person exploration game set in a desolate, brutalist cityscape, where players receive a chilling note stating their demise. The game features intense audio design by GRYPT and a soundtrack released in collaboration with Deathbomb Arc, immersing players in a terrifying and atmospheric experience. The game's abstract yet tangible setting aims to evoke a sense of imminent danger and eerie uncertainty.

Fibrillation HD is a psychological horror game that puts players in the role of a patient with a rare heart condition. The game features a unique mechanic where the player's heartbeat affects the gameplay, and players must manage their condition while uncovering the mysteries of a dark and foreboding hospital. With a focus on narrative and exploration, Fibrillation HD aims to deliver a tense and unnerving experience.

In this immersive story, you follow Adam, a troubled man whose life takes a strange turn as he falls deeply in love with Jinny—a woman he’s only ever met in his recurring dreams. With each night, his connection to her intensifies, but so does his disconnect from reality. Or so it seems. Adam’s only hope for answers might lie with his neighbor, Rhonda, but there's a catch—she’s mysteriously vanis…

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The Mansion is a psychological horror game that takes you through the dark past of a tormented boy, Alvin, as you explore a mysterious and possibly imaginary mansion. The game features puzzles, eerie atmosphere, and unsettling narratives that unfold as you delve deeper into Alvin's troubled memories. This grim and fascinating adventure promises a unique and chilling experience.

Welcome To The Dark Place is a haunting text-based auditory experience that plunges players into a surreal nightmare filled with cryptic clues and eerie warnings. Navigate a twisted world where liars are marked by red blots, food leads to death, and mysterious holes hint at a deeper Undergoing. Trust is scarce, and the only hope lies with the elusive train escape.

Apparition is a first-person survival horror game set in the haunted forest of Green Creek. Players use a Spirit Board to communicate with ghosts and demons, while gathering evidence of the supernatural using a camera and audio recorder. The goal is to prove the existence of the supernatural, but danger lurks in every corner of the dark and mysterious forest.

Darkout is a single-player Horror Platformer game with good graphics, music, and a dense atmosphere. Players must survive on the alien world of Illuna by building shelters, crafting weapons, and researching new technologies during twilight periods, as they fight against light-sensitive creatures. The game features expansive randomly generated worlds, strategic research and crafting, mining, gathering, and looting with tons of resources and materials. However, it is full of bugs that can affect gameplay.

"Ghost Town Mine Ride & Shootin' Gallery" is a 25-minute VR horror experience for HTC Vive. Armed with a flashlight and six-shooter, explore an abandoned haunted mine while fighting off supernatural enemies. The game features both on-foot and on-rails sequences, and its high-speed, thrilling nature may cause motion sickness for some players. Vive Headset and controllers required. Available for Arcades on SpringboardVR and SynthesisVR.

"Slender: The Arrival" is a haunting game based on the Slender Man phenomenon, featuring a stalking Slender Creeper and a dark, foreboding atmosphere. It offers added leaderboards, mobile achievements, and controller support for iOS devices. Critics have praised its robust narrative and high terror factor, with GameSpot calling it 'one of the most terrifying games in recent memory.'