November is about to deliver a feast of fear with fresh horror games that dive into unknown worlds, occult stories, and psychological puzzles. We’ve hunted down a killer lineup of horror games that’ll have you holding your breath, jumping at shadows, and maybe questioning your sanity. From haunted villages to twisted puzzles, these games deliver chills that’ll stick with you long after you shut your screen. Each one is a wild, nightmarish ride — play them if you dare, but don’t say we didn’t warn you. Now, let’s take a walk on the dark side…
Homicipher – November 1
Homicipher invites players to escape a dark, unfamiliar world where deciphering a strange language may be the key to freedom. This adventure is as much about mystery as it is about interaction. As the protagonist, you’re lost in a realm full of monsters with their own cryptic language. Here’s the twist: these monsters might turn into something… more. This game offers language puzzles and character-driven plotlines, especially appealing to those with a taste for the macabre and a hint of romance.
Slitterhead – November 8
Keiichiro Toyama, the mind behind Silent Hill, introduces Slitterhead, an action-packed horror adventure set in the chaotic streets of Kowlong. You take on the role of Hyoki, a mysterious, bodiless entity tasked with eradicating terrifying monsters known as Slitterheads. These shape-shifting horrors blend into society, disguising themselves as humans. Hyoki must team up with human allies called “Rarities,” infiltrate dark organizations, and unleash the power of blood to rid the city of these fiends. The game’s atmospheric neon-lit streets and suspenseful storyline keep the tension high as players discover Hyoki’s identity and his ruthless mission.
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Menace from the Deep – November 11
Drawing from Lovecraft and the Cthulhu mythos, Menace from the Deep is a Roguelike deck-building game set in the 1920s. You’ll dive into an occult society where dark rituals and hidden powers set the stage for terror. Through turn-based gameplay, players can collect cards, enhance abilities, and uncover the secrets of the supernatural world around them. Every decision matters, each encounter is a challenge, and with no shortage of Lovecraftian-inspired horrors, this one is sure to satisfy fans of strategic scares.
Heart-Lung Machine – November 11
VR horror takes a new shape in Heart-Lung Machine, where survival depends on hiding, moving carefully, and managing resources. You’re trapped in an underground complex, armed with little more than a flashlight with fading batteries. The dark corridors are alive with something sinister, and to survive, you must use stealth, hiding under tables, crawling into vents, and finding anything to shield yourself from an intelligent AI hunting you. If immersive VR horror is what you crave, prepare for the experience of a lifetime.
Follow the Meaning – November 15
Follow the Meaning brings a surreal twist to horror puzzle games. As detective Paul Trilby, you’ll work through mysteries in a strange town dominated by an unsettling hospital. This point-and-click adventure mixes classic puzzle-solving with dark humor and quirky characters. With influences from Rusty Lake and Samorost, it draws you into a hand-drawn world where every clue counts. Expect layers of surrealism, tons of personality, and an atmosphere that keeps you guessing.
THRESHOLD – November 19
THRESHOLD is as much a mystery as it is a horror experience. Set on a high-altitude mountain train station, players must manage tasks and survive a psychological strain in the thin mountain air. The game offers branching paths based on your actions, creating an eerily immersive story about survival and choice. Even simple actions, like blowing a whistle to keep the train on schedule, may have dire consequences, making this game a unique mix of suspense, survival, and mystery.
Zort – November 19
Zort is for fans of cooperative horror survival games. Up to four players can explore various maps, solve mini-games, and outwit terrifying creatures. Whether you’re hiding from monsters or navigating dark landscapes with friends, Zort provides a true test of teamwork and strategy. The voice chat adds an extra layer, creating tense moments where coordination is essential, and even your screams can be heard by the creatures lurking nearby.
Silverpine Creek – November 20
Step into Silverpine Creek, a dark village frozen in time. As a reporter, you find yourself facing off against the spirit of Korana, a witch who haunts the foggy landscape. With reactive AI, VHS-style visuals, and the village’s sinister history, the gameplay immerses you in a horror story that tests both your courage and problem-solving skills. If ghost stories with a twist are your style, then Silverpine Creek is one you won’t want to miss.
Cursed New Year – November 21
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This psychological thriller offers an unsettling experience through the eyes of a children’s party entertainer caught in a sinister setup. The protagonist must confront the mystery of a family marked by tragedy, with horror elements that leave players questioning reality. Cursed New Year thrives on confusion and dread, creating a harrowing short story that stays with you long after you’ve put down the controller.
My Imaginary Friend – November 22
Exploring the Mandela Catalogue universe, My Imaginary Friend is a horror game set in a distorted reality where AI companions create nightmares from children’s imaginations. The 3D horror experience focuses on psychological puzzles, and players must evade an entity that can mimic human appearance. Every twist, every corridor, brings you closer to a chilling discovery, challenging both your sanity and your survival instincts.
Granny: Escape Together
In this creepy co-op horror game “Granny: Escape Together”, 1-3 players find themselves locked in the dark, unsettling home of Granny. But Granny isn’t the only twisted presence in the house—another menacing entity lurks in the basement. You have five days to find an escape route, solving cryptic puzzles and finding keys to outwit Granny before she catches on. Hide in closets, under beds, and in shadowed corners to avoid her. Every step is dangerous, every sound is risky, and every hiding place might be your last. Ready to test your wits and nerves against Granny?
Case 32
Detective Cooper faces a disturbing, mysterious case in this dark, story-driven detective horror game. What starts as a “murder-suicide” case takes a strange turn when Detective Cooper uncovers chilling, supernatural details. The quiet town hides secrets, and each clue brings him closer to a truth that might push him beyond reason. If you’re into gripping narratives and love piecing together cryptic stories, Case 32 delivers a haunting investigation that will keep you guessing until the end.
November’s Horror Game lineup guarantees to haunt your dreams and keep you looking over your shoulder…alone or with friends! Stay tuned each month for the spookiest suggestions and releases.
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