Round and round we go.

Run of the mill.

As above and below.

Drill chill.

As above and below.

Flippin’ Hell.

Down The Rabbit Hole.

Motel hell.

A ripping yarn.

Time for lights out.

This ain’t the Circle line.

Terminal gig.

Spot The Difference.

What else we’ve been playing.

You’re gonna love this one.

Interactive takes on MI6’s globetrotting spy have been around almost as long as the films, but that doesn’t mean all of them were a success. Here’s 007’s chequered past of hits, flops and oddities

Carry On Killing

They Definitely Should.

Horror games take on all shapes and sizes, yet not many come smaller than the star of High Room Studio’s Saborus. In an ingenious twist, the player is a chicken, one of the millions of creatures that ...

Whatever the reason, I recently noticed that a second volume of ZX Dreams had been released, and jumped at the chance to cover it here at GF.

Ribbit.

Two Realms takes place in a dark fantasy world. The player is Tobias, the older of two brothers, who discovers a disturbing secret in a cave near the boys’ home. When Tobias pries the crystal from its rocky prison, it sets in motion a series of events that’ll change both his and his brother’s lives

There was exciting news yesterday (1st April, but after 12pm so we hope its genuine!), when Leamington Spa publisher Kwalee and developer Malformation Games revealed their upcoming survival horror, Gr...

Creative Differences

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Itch developers often release short, sharp shocks, and Zagon Games ( Ruptured Tape ) has scored another winner with this 10-15 minute game set around a supernaturally high radio tower. You’re a maint...

Indie developers dream of exposure, and few have enjoyed the coverage that James Muirhead and his game, Grease Trap '99, have. Back on the 26th February, BBC Scotland featured a story on James and hi...

This latest horror from publisher Critical Reflex (Mouthwashing, No I’m Not A Human) combines two distinct styles of gameplay, first-person and overhead, as your character explores the sunken town on ...

Indie Horror Gamer is keen to focus on all aspects of horror, and while Sleepytime Village trots around the outskirts of the genre, we’re big fans of the point-and-click genre, and it’s our website, s...

Night service and management horror games are everywhere right now, but this debut from a mysterious developer known only as ‘samuel’ looks to have enough unnerving gameplay to make it worth a look. ...

This open-world game is a curious affair, and one that’s tickled Indie Horror Gamer, despite a few initially frustrating control issues. You’re a pilot, flying in to a remote set of islands. In the s...

Hidden anomaly games are still proving popular in horror gaming, and Museum Guard: Exhibit Unknown transports the genre to a spooky building redolent of London’s Natural History Museum. Inevitably y...

Developer: Alexey Bulgakov & Vladimir Zlobin Publisher: Honor Games Released on: Xbox Series S/X (reviewed), PlayStation 5 While there have been a few horror games set during World War II, this...

Interview with Graeme Mason, editor-in-chief and founder of indiehorrorgamer.uk.

You awake on a deserted space station, with no memory and no idea of why you’re there. It’s a familiar set up, but going by the demo, They Left Us Here looks to be a slick sci-fi horror with more tha...

Having written and directed two 'conventional' movies and written another, filmmaker Paul Raschid branched out into the interactive genre following the success of Netflix's Bandersnatch in 2018. The R...

After Band-Aid, comes Soft Aid, brainchild of Rod Cousens of Quicksilva. The project has already won the seal of Bob Geldof’s approval and is being supported by quite a few of the major names in the s...

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