If you think you’ve survived the worst, think again. Ebola Village is now available on Xbox, and it’s a masterclass in tension.
Deep in the heart of a cursed village, you aren’t just fighting monsters—you’re fighting for every breath. With limited resources and shadows that move when you aren’t looking, this isn’t a game for the faint of heart.
Why you need to play it:
Immersive Atmosphere: The sound design on Xbox will have you checking your own hallway for footsteps.
Brutal Survival: Every bullet counts. Every health pack is a miracle.
Mystery & Lore: Uncover the dark secrets behind the outbreak before it’s too late.
Gather your courage, dim the lights, and grab your controller. The village is waiting… but it doesn’t want you to leave.
Think you’ve got what it takes to survive the broadcast?
We’re diving into FrighTV GHOSTS, and let’s just say… the reception is deadly. Between the retro aesthetic and the heart-pounding jumpscares, this isn’t your average ghost hunt. Every corner of the studio feels like someone—or something—is watching.
Grab your gear, keep your eyes on the monitors, and whatever you do… don’t stop filming.
Who’s brave enough to join the crew? Tag your bravest (or most easily scared) gaming buddy below!
Find out more here on Steam – https://shorturl.at/0vGrj
Just jumped into 7 Days Blood Moons and the 4v1 chaos is real! There is nothing quite like the panic of reinforcing a wall while the Hive Mind player sends a Feral Wight right through the window.
Build. Defend. Survive. Or play as the Hive Mind and make sure they don’t see Day 8.
In 7 Days Blood Moons, you don’t just fear the zombies—you fear the player controlling them. Whether you’re scavenging for scrap or unleashing a Mega Crusher, every second counts.
Will you be the last one standing when the sun rises? Or will the horde claim another soul?
Find out more here – https://store.steampowered.com/app/2312280/7_Days_Blood_Moons/
The Victor Initiative: Chapter 5 is officially LIVE! The stakes have never been higher, and the world as you know it has changed. Are you ready to face what’s coming?
What’s new in Chapter 5:
The Shattered Border: Explore a massive new zone filled with secrets.
Advanced Combat: New skill trees for deeper customisation.
The Confrontation: The next major story arc begins today.
Gear up, regroup, and jump back into the action. The initiative needs you.
Find out more here – https://store.steampowered.com/app/3285960/The_Victor_Initiative/
Are you ready to test your wits against a manor that actively tries to break your mind? Korpi Games has officially announced Shifting Chambers, a chilling first-person horror exploration puzzle game that throws the concept of “memorisation” out the perpetually moving window.
Set inside a massive, decaying manor, the core premise of Shifting Chambers is its terrifyingly unique mechanic: the rooms shift when the bell rings. Every chime of the bell means the layout of the manor has changed, and the door you just walked through might now lead to a dead end, a new puzzle, or worse, a direct path to the enigmatic “Manor Guardians.”
This isn’t your typical haunted house where you learn the map. Here, adaptation is not just a suggestion—it’s key to your survival.
What Makes the Chambers Shift?
The environment itself is your enemy. The developers have created an experience where the architecture is dynamic, forcing players to constantly re-evaluate their surroundings and think on their feet.
The core gameplay loop revolves around three primary, terrifying elements:
Shifting Rooms: The manor’s doors link to different rooms whenever the bell rings, rendering muscle memory useless. You have to solve cryptic environmental puzzles to unlock new areas and search for the elusive escape route.
Puzzle-Driven Exploration: Progress requires more than just opening the next door. You’ll need to solve complex puzzles that are intrinsically linked to the shifting nature of the manor, ensuring that your path to freedom is always a mental challenge.
The Manor Guardians: You are not alone. Intelligent and adapting guardians roam the halls. They are the ones who trapped you, and they certainly don’t intend to let you leave. This adds an intense layer of stealth and psychological horror, as avoiding detection is paramount to your survival.
Alone or With Friends? The Choice is Yours… and Dangerous.
For those who prefer to face their nightmares with company, Shifting Chambers supports online co-op with up to two other friends.
The co-op mechanic adds a fascinating layer of strategy. You can choose to stick together for safety and to collaboratively solve puzzles, or you can risk splitting up to cover more ground in the ever-changing labyrinth. However, splitting up means you might be alone when the bell rings, trapped in a newly formed dead end with a Guardian lurking nearby. Will you work together, or will you risk your friend’s demise for a chance at your own escape?
Fully Immersive VR Support
As an independent Finnish VR game studio, Korpi Games—known for their previous work on Virtual Hunter—is ensuring a deeply immersive experience. Shifting Chambers features native VR support, promising to fully immerse players in the horror. Prepare for a minimalist UI and a complete lack of “hand-holding,” leaving you with only dread, strategy, and the constant fear of what’s behind the next door.
Your Escape is Just Around the Corner (Maybe)
Shifting Chambers is set to release on PC and VR platforms. If you’re eager to get a first look at the horrors that await, the developers have announced a single-player demo that will be available during the upcoming Steam Next Fest in October 2025, where you will be able to play through one floor of the manor.
Will you be one of the few to adapt and escape, or will you become just another permanent fixture in the endless, shifting halls?
Wishlist Shifting Chambers is now on Steam, and prepare to test your resolve. You’re not the first trapped here… but you might not be the last.
Ever get the feeling you’re doing the same thing over and over, but something is just… off? Welcome to the terrifyingly repetitive world of The Cabin Factory, the latest indie horror game from International Cat Studios and published by Future Friends Games. Released on December 13, 2024, this game takes the “anomaly hunting” sub-genre—popularised by titles like The Exit 8—and drops you into a surreal, spooky workplace.
Your Job: Cabin Inspector. The Rule: Movement = Haunted.
The premise is deceptively simple: you are a newly hired Cabin Inspector. Your task is to enter pre-fabricated log cabins as they pass down a conveyor belt, inspect every detail, and decide if they are “haunted” or “clear.” The one crucial, chilling rule? Any movement means the cabin is haunted.
If you spot an anomaly—a flicker, a subtle shift, a shadow where there wasn’t one before—you must immediately turn back and hit the ‘DANGER’ button. If the cabin is safe, you hit ‘CLEAR’. Simple, right? Think again.
Psychological Terror Over Cheap Scares
The Cabin Factory shines by leaning heavily into psychological horror and environmental terror. It expertly plays on the tension of repetition and expectation. While the environment is familiar, it’s constantly changing in minute, terrifying ways. You might notice a portrait’s face is subtly twisted, a chair has moved, or a figure is inexplicably present.
The genius (and terror) lies in discerning the game’s core rule. Not every visual change means the cabin is haunted—sometimes the furniture arrangement changes, but if nothing is actively moving, it’s considered “clear.” This forces you to be hyper-vigilant, constantly second-guessing your memory and perception.
A Short, Tense, and Surprising Experience
Clocking in at about an hour for a first run, The Cabin Factory is a compact experience, but it doesn’t waste a single moment. It maintains a high level of tension, pulling you deeper into its unsettling world. What starts as a simple “spot-the-difference” game quickly evolves into a genuinely unnerving experience, often incorporating lore and a surprising story that adds depth to the dread.
The game has garnered praise for its atmosphere, its smart twist on the anomaly-hunting formula, and its ability to generate dread without relying on cheap jumpscares (though there is an optional button to turn them on if you’re a glutton for punishment!).
Is The Cabin Factory for You?
If you enjoy games like The Exit 8 or P.T., appreciate a strong, eerie atmosphere, and love the suspense of “something is wrong, but I don’t know what,” then this game is a must-play. It’s available on PC (Microsoft Windows) and is a perfect short horror fix for a dark evening.
Ready to clock in? Just remember: trust your instincts, check every corner, and whatever you do, keep an eye out for movement. Your life (or at least, your job) depends on it.
The Cabin https://www.internationalcatstudios.com/
Sort of based on the classic cartoon, this first-person open-world horror game is made in black and white to add to the feel of the game and it is called Whistle Willie. Travel this haunting world on your boat, upgrade it as you go and weapon up too, as this is a dangerous place to be, as there are secrets to discover and inhabitants to be freed.
Back in the days of the Cold War, the Soviet Union had bases all around the globe and the one on the frozen continent of Antarctica is where the new horror game NEDRA is based. Players take on the role of a soviet army mechanic who has somehow found a terrible secret and must now help, which is easier than it sounds. The horror of NEDRA will be arriving on the 23rd of June.
To find out more about the NEDRA game, go to the official game website here https://davitandreasyan.com/ or go to the games page on Steam here https://bit.ly/NEDRA
Here is an interesting game that brings monsters and horror together in one easy click, it’s QuattroMan, a game where players must try to escape an underground facility filled with monsters and other creatures that are all out to stop you from escaping. Within the game, there are strange places, interesting game maps and everything happens at speed. The QuattroMan game will be launching on the 8th of May for PC via Steam.
To find out more about the QuattroMan game, go to the games page on Steam here https://shorturl.at/Naq1t
If you are never sure about a game, then getting the demo is a great idea, so now anyone interested in the Tombwater game can head on over to Steam and play the demo version of this game. Set in the wild west, players visit an abandoned town, but there are shadows and voices coming from the silver mines that were once a massive part of the landscape. The Tombwater demo is available now and the game will be launching on Steam later this year.
To find out more about the Tombwater game, go to the official game website here https://shorturl.at/JDQep or go to the games page on Steam here https://shorturl.at/hi5qT
This is the gameplay teaser for the Ritual Tides game the first game from the new developer Vertpaint Studios. The game is a horror, adventure and thriller-style game that will take players into an eerie landscape that will test player’s mettle, as well as having some seriously scary inhabitants that they may encounter along the way. The video below is as much as a documentary as a game teaser so it is a great way of getting the background of the story and game before it launches later on this year.
To find out more about the Ritual Tides game go to the official game website here https://www.ritualtides.com/
This game might have the appearance of a vintage cartoon, but that is where the similarities end, this is the Steamboat Willie Incident game and it is going to scare and frustrate some players, while others will be jumping right into the action from the start. The game is set on a haunted steamboat and players must solve puzzles and clues in order to make any progress, are you ready to join the Steamboat Willie Incident game?
To find out more about the Steamboat Willie Incident game go to the games page on Steam here https://shorturl.at/vg5bk
