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"Solarix is a single-player horror shooter game with a unique atmosphere, good story, and graphics, but has bugs. As an electrical engineer, you must fight for your life after an infection wipes out a research station and battle both the remnants of the crew and your own fracturing mind. The game features 12 chapters, a variety of weapons and hacking tools, and provides psychological depth to the survival horror experience."

"Dream" is a single-player adventure game with a strong focus on exploration and puzzle-solving within the subconscious mind of its protagonist, Howard Phillips. The game boasts stunning visuals, a phenomenal soundtrack, and a dense atmosphere, but is held back by numerous bugs and a significant amount of grinding. Players can shape Howard's future by making choices that lead to multiple possible endings in this non-linear narrative experience.

Daylight is a single-player Horror Action game developed using Unreal Engine 4, known for its pretty visuals and dense atmosphere. The game takes place in a procedurally generated abandoned hospital, with the player's only source of light being their phone. With every playthrough offering a different maze and eerie presence lurking in the darkness, Daylight provides limitless replayability and a constant tense experience.

"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 "Pineview Drive," you take on the role of a investigative journalist who must uncover the dark secrets of a haunted mansion. Using only a lantern and your wits, you'll explore the mansion and its overgrown grounds, avoiding various supernatural threats and piecing together clues to solve the mystery. With a focus on atmosphere and exploration over combat, this game offers a unique and suspenseful take on the horror genre.

"The Descent" is a first-person psychological horror walking simulator set in the haunted Rockwell Mine. As an investigator, delve into the mine's chilling past, documenting your investigation through a camera to unravel the mysteries of its numerous accidents and disappearances. Evade the terrifying dangers lurking within while experiencing the harsh realities of a miner's life. Immerse yourself in this atmospheric, short horror game.

"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.

In "Horror Story: Hallowseed," players explore a frightening, AI-driven world after waking up alone in a mysterious place following a camping trip. As they search for their friends and uncover the dark secrets of Hallowseed, they must evade malevolent spirits and solve puzzles in this story-driven psychological horror adventure. The game features a rich narrative and beautiful, atmospheric environments.

"Ether One" is a first-person adventure game that explores the human mind's fragility through two paths. One path is a story exploration without puzzles, while the other involves solving complex puzzles to restore patients' life-changing events. The game offers accessible and optional challenging environmental puzzles, encouraging players to solve them with friends and family. It brings back pen and paper puzzle-solving for a nostalgic experience.

"Hektor" is a single-player Horror Action game with a good plot and impressive graphics, but held back by numerous bugs. As a former research subject, you must escape a shifting, monster-filled facility in Greenland, using pills to manage your psychosis and procedurally generated corridors adding to the fear. The eerie atmosphere and dark past of HEKTOR create a haunting, immersive experience.