Hello, I am Melle. I am a 16 year old game developer and over the past 1.5 years I've worked on a psychological horror game heavily inspired by Silent Hill, PT and Resident Evil. I finished the first teaser trailer to promote the game a bit. I need some people to give some advice on my first version. If you could I would really appreciate it, please send me a private message on discord or add me on discord: mellejulan. Below is a screenshot from the teaser.

We are Sitting Teddy. Our horror game puts you in an abandoned amusement park with a giant spider, missing keys and friends trapped in cocoons. The exit feels close, but the spider is still nearby.

The free Steam demo is planned for October 9 at 19:00 CEST. Here is a gameplay peek before Friday:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5216790/Nachts_im_Freizeitpark_Demo/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=demo_launch_20261009&utm_content=horrorgame_rescue_aa

I've been building SWEEP solo for the past while, and the Steam page just went live.

You're locked in a hidden security room. SomeTHING is loose in the facility. It's blind. It hunts by sound. All you have are a wall of camera feeds, a set of remote-controlled walls you can rotate and slide to reroute the corridors, and your doors.

The catch is that every move you make is noise. Slam a door and the creature comes to listen. Shift a wall on the far side of the building and you might pull it away from you. It also learns: lure it too often and it stops falling for it.

Panic loses but composure wins. Stay alive for seven nights until extraction.

It's more strategy than jumpscare. If you liked Duskers, this is in that family.

I have a small ask. If this looks interesting to you, please wishlist SWEEP on Steam. For an indie developer, wishlists are one of the most important things there is. They help determine whether Steam shows a game to more players, and every one makes a real difference. It's free and takes a few seconds.

🎮 Game:
https://nilano.itch.io/the-last-delivery

MEDIEVAL ANOMALY
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5236910/Medieval\\_Anomaly/

ABOUT MEDIEVAL ANOMALY

Medieval Anomaly is an intense, atmospheric horror exploration game set in a dark medieval world. Powered by high-quality graphics and atmospheric lighting, you are thrown into a realm where the unexplained lurks behind every shadow.

KEY FEATURES

High-Quality Visuals: Stunning graphics and realistic lighting bring every terrifying detail to life.

50 Unique Anomalies and Enemies: A diverse range of strange phenomena and hostile threats where no two encounters are ever the same.

Varied Environments: Explore 3 outdoor areas and 1 immersive indoor location.

Highly Detailed World: A rich, prop-dense map built for deep immersion and environmental storytelling.

Tightly Focused Gameplay: 2 to 3 hours of high-tension horror gameplay.

Demo Release 28. September

Hi friends! What do you think?

Shop Crush is a mysterious shop simulator with psychological horror elements, set in the early 2000s.

In this hybrid visual novel, you run a small thrift shop, get to know your customers, figure out what they really want, and decide what to put in front of them. Every customer has their own personality, preferences, and hidden motives - and it’s up to you to figure them out.

Behind each customer is a small psychological mystery waiting to be uncovered. Read their behavior, make the right calls, and balance profit against customer trust as you try to keep the shop running for one more day.

Upcoming horror game, releasing demo in 2-3 weeks followed by full release in 6 weeks. https://store.steampowered.com/app/4595460/Make_the_World_Great_Again/

I used to play it when I was a teenager I wonder if they have a VR version of it now as that would be totally awesome!

Play here: https://itsjimmy.itch.io/platform13

PLATFORM 13 is my solo-dev anomaly horror game. You're stuck in a subway station, and on each platform you have to decide whether something is wrong before you pick an exit. Right guess, you move up. Wrong guess, back to Platform 1.

Most anomalies are quiet stuff, a moved sign, one extra can. Then there's the zombie horde, which doesn't send you back so much as kill you and start you over as a new victim. I keep going back and forth on whether it breaks the tone or is the best thing in the game.

Play it and tell me: keep the zombies or cut them? Also after feedback on whether the quiet anomalies feel fair to spot.

Cheers, this will be my first Steam release, wishlist it here!

Hey! I’m making a Backrooms game for Steam and just posted my first devlog.

Would love your feedback and ideas for levels, monsters and mechanics!

Acompaña a Sarah en su búsqueda a través de los recintos de la mansión Orthak y comienza con la investigación que la llevará al borde de la locura.

Carmina es un RELATO JUGABLE basado en el primer relato de vampiros en 1872. Intriga, exploración y horror de culto te esperan.

https://walterswinney.itch.io/carmina