I’ve been thinking about indie horror games lately. Some people say they’re not as good as big console titles. They argue that games like Granny are too artificial and fail to provide genuine scares. But are all indie horror games that disappointing?
There’s a wide variety available, including titles similar to Hello Neighbor and numerous mobile games. In fact, some mobile games such as ICE Cream, Evil Nun, and Mr. Meat might even outshine Granny.
These games serve as a great option for those who prefer not to spend money but still crave a bit of thrill and tension. While they might not be overwhelmingly scary, they certainly manage to get your pulse racing.
What’s your take on this? Are indie horror games really worth your time? Have you encountered any that stand out, or do they all fall short?
I’m eager to hear your experiences and recommendations in the world of indie horror games.
Indie horror games can be pretty awesome. I’ve played a few that were way scarier than big-budget titles. Slay the Princess and Look Outside are great examples. They really show what indie devs can do with limited resources. You gotta dig through some duds, but there are definitely some hidden gems out there.
Indie horror games can be amazing. Some are pretty meh, but others are way scarier than big-budget titles. I’ve played a few that really creeped me out. It’s all about finding the good ones. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into horror.
Indie horror games can be hit or miss, but some are real gems. I’ve played a few that scared me more than big-budget titles. Games like Slay the Princess and Look Outside prove indies can deliver solid scares and stories. It’s worth digging through the mediocre ones to find the good stuff.
Man, indie horror games can be a real mixed bag. But when they hit, they hit hard. I’ve played some that scared the pants off me more than any big-budget title.
Sure, there’s a lot of shovelware out there, especially on mobile. But dig a little deeper and you’ll find some real gems. Games like Slay the Princess or Look Outside are proof that indies can deliver top-notch scares and storytelling.
Don’t write 'em all off just because of a few bad apples. There’s gold in them hills if you’re willing to look for it.
Totally worth it! Some indie horror games are seriously creepy. Played Slay the Princess recently and it blew my mind. Way more intense than I expected. There’s a ton of variety out there if you’re willing to explore a bit.