We've put a lot of time and effort into No Clean Start, our survival horror FPS, and we've just released a free demo.

After spending so long working on it, it's hard to judge our own game objectively. We'd really appreciate it if you gave it a try and shared your honest thoughts.

The demo includes the first 10 levels and is of course freely downloadable on Steam.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4339590/No_Clean_Start/

If you like these kind of games, make sure to check it out on Steam : https://store.steampowered.com/app/5336500/Cold_Shelter/

A wishlist would mean a lot 🙏

If you have any feedback or suggestions, I would love to hear them out!

Hey guys, I'm Mark a solo developer of my game Makoto Maze (2d psychological horror), I recently shared a short footage of my game and got over 53 upvotes. A lot of people tell me my game looks good and creepy, that they like the scribbly hand-drawn vibe and that it is somewhat interesting. Yet, in 10 days, I got like 40 wishlists? I want to release a public demo during the Steam Scream V showcase, but my build is still getting approved... Is 40 wishlists good? Is it bad? This is my FIRST TIME EVER trying to release something... I made the trailer myself, used some copyrighted music (yikes) cause I couldn't really afford someone for my initial ideas lol.

Am I not getting wishlists because the trailer is bad? The capsule images are not good enough? Are the screenshots too vague or are they perhaps too raw?

I genuinely need some feedback on that, please be bruttaly honest lol.

This is the Steam Page of my game I'm talking about: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5373100/Makoto_Maze/

I am also including some images from the game so you can immediately see the vibe..

Hello, I am Tibor from Meek Maw Studios.

I've just released a huge update for Static Maw and I would like to hear your feedback :)

I am also participating in the V.Steam Scream event, and I am really excited how will it go.

Hello everyone! With my friends we worked on a small cave diving inspired game!

The control scheme is a little bit different, you have to use the mouse to crawl in the tunnels. It requires some strength and stamina.

It’s our first horror game, so we hope the atmosphere will work well. For now we have one review on Steam, but it’s normal, we’re not really good at marketing.

Also the game was made without AI.

In any case. Thanks for reading me! Have a great day!

Also here’s the Steam link if you te interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4174240/D%C3%A9dale_A_Cave_Diving_Experience/

I just released my game GRAVE SHIFT into Early Access and wanted to share the trailer here.

It’s set in an ’80s coal-mining town where an entire night shift disappeared underground. Then cracks opened across town, and the dead started coming out. You play the Keeper, a mysterious gravekeeper who goes out each night to fight them and find out what happened.

You explore overgrown cemeteries and abandoned buildings, scavenge ammunition, and solve puzzles. Your supplies have to fit inside your coat, so there’s also a fair amount of rearranging your pockets to bring another weapon home.

It’s a roguelite, so dying means another night and a different route, but the survivors you meet and the story you uncover carry across runs.

I’d love to hear what you think of our launch trailer, or the game.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5377530/GRAVE_SHIFT/

Amiss, first-person anomaly horror in an endless Soviet apartment block.

You step out of the elevator and look for anything wrong. Notice something? Go back. All normal? Walk on. Made a mistake and you're sent back.

Steam: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/5408210/Amiss/\](https://store.steampowered.com/app/5408210/Amiss/)

Feedback welcome, especially on whether the anomalies are readable at a glance.

For me it would be a unto dawn style or quarry with each character be connected to the others and everything they do has a consequence connected to that or what's happening around town kind of similar how like all the stories take part at the same time in the movie. Or

When I first started making my game, I had absolutely zero art skills, so I had no choice but to use AI to generate the images.

Honestly, I was never really happy with them.

Still, I was in a rush, so I released the demo using an AI-generated image for the mirror interaction scene.

But now I have a boyfriend! A boyfriend who is an amazing artist!

So, we came to an 'agreement' of $20 per piece, and he is currently working on the new art.

For the official release, I plan to remove the AI images entirely and replace them with his hand-drawn artwork.

Here is a sneak peek at one of them!

It's still a work in progress, but it looked practically finished to me, so I already paid him.

We still have a few more pieces left to go.

Thank you, boyfriend!

What do you guys think of this drawing?

My boyfriend is super curious to see Reddit's reaction, so I decided to post it here!

Hey everyone! I released my indie psychological horror game, Panic Files: Buried Sanity, about a month ago, and it's now 50% off during Steam Scream Fest V!

It's a short, 1-hour first-person horror game designed to be played in one sitting. So if you're interested in indie horror games for Halloween, here is mine.

You start your first day working in a local mine, but things take a turn for the worse when the mine suddenly collapses, trapping you underground. After a falling rock knocks you unconscious, you wake up alone with no clear way out.

Your only option is to go deeper into the tunnels and discover why the other miners were so afraid of the depths.

If that sounds like your kind of game, you can check it out here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4012730/Panic_Files_Buried_Sanity/

Happy Halloween!

Hello fellow horror game enthusiasts!! This is my Horror multiplayer game The Grim Crew. I'm so excited to finally be starting work on the Death Update. This is where death changes things.

No more sitting around watching your living teammates explore and have all the fun.

This week I've been working on player tombstones, which display the dead player's name. Living teammates can collect their belongings and bring them back to the ship, keeping them safe until that player comes back to life.

Dead players will also be able to explore the levels and discover special ghost only areas that living players can't see. These hidden locations will contain strange surprises, lore, and cosmetic unlockables.

However, if a dead player gets caught by the Reaper, they'll be dragged off to Ghost Jail, where they'll have opportunities to escape. Alternatively, they can relax and watch their living teammates explore on the giant TV screen.

The goal is to make death an entirely different experience, giving players something interesting to do rather than simply waiting to be revived.

I'm looking forward to sharing more as the update progresses.

Would you watch the TV or try to escape? Whats a death mechanic you really enjoyed from a game?

Id love feedback, and feel free to check out my page if this interests you :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Grim_Crew/

I am always looking for new stuff to play, and the community is always the best place to ask. I just finished hellraiser revival, and it has been such a breath of fresh air from AA, but I would love some more stuff to play this spooky season! I have played all of the games published by Torture Star and they are just so fun! I have played all of the mainstream hits like Alien Isolation, Amnesia/Outlast franchise and I am super pumped on ONTOS. Unforgiving a northern hymn and Fear and Hunger are some major highlights for me as well. Ad nauseam - The Wrong side, and Among Ashes are my latest pickups for new games, but has there been anything recently or flown significantly under the radar that is amazing and looks extra special that will rock even a longtime horror fan? I'd love to hear about it!

More games added to the collection . Alot more to go

The idea for Trox The Reversal came to us during the Russia Ukraine war, especially with how things have been escalating around the world over the past few years.

We started thinking about how far a government and society could go, and what happens when something unthinkable slowly becomes normal.

The game is set in an alternate Soviet reality where cannibalism is legal.

We have a demo available on steam, if you find the premise interesting do check it out.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5240560/Trox_The_Reversal/