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Analog horror games in your browser

8 analog horror games in your browser, each with a page on what frightens and a link to where it is sold. Tells its horror through old or found media (VHS, TV broadcasts, tapes, old computers, footage), or the internet horror it grew from (creepypasta, the Backrooms, liminal spaces).

8 games

All analog horror games in your browser

a man outside illustration: a dark silhouette of a man standing on a grey pavement between two bare, twisted trees

a man outside

A vocabulary quiz, a quiet street, and a man who keeps standing there.

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Alone. Again. screenshot: looking out of a dark window at a tree-lined street where a man stands still in the road

Alone. Again.

A man stands in the street outside. It's getting closer.

Browser / PC

Assessment Examination cover: a noisy black-and-white face with huge black eyes and a gaping mouth above the title

Assessment Examination

An entrance exam for a department that judges what is real.

Browser / PC / Mac

FeedVid Live

A stranger's livestream, a locked bathroom stall, and a chat that tells them what to do.

Browser / PC / Mac / Linux

flies in a jar cover: an old-style window reading flies in a jar by Jet Simon with a Play Now button on a teal screen, a timestamp below

flies in a jar

First night as a security guard at an agency that keeps flies in a jar.

Browser / PC

last seen online screenshot: a dithered pink photo of a dark-haired girl making a peace sign behind floating hearts, found on the old computer

last seen online

Snoop through a stranger's old computer and find out what it hides.

Browser / PC

Pacman glitched ROM: Pac-Man in a dark blue maze, only the corridor he faces lit with its red dots, level 1, score 1100 and three lives at the left

Pacman (glitched ROM)

Pac-Man in the dark, from an arcade board that was locked away.

Browser / PC

What happened to the crew? screenshot: a green terminal showing a newly discovered log, the crew discussing a strange coherent signal

What happened to the crew?

A dead station, a command line, and the files they left behind.

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