The Killscreen Horror Collection
Nine independent horror games, each with a deal from the people who made it. Presented by MUBI.
October 2026 · Free through 31 October
Nine independent horror games we think you should play this month, each with a deal from the people who made it. Sign up once and every offer lands in your inbox in a single email.
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The games
9 titles
FAITH: The Unholy Trinity
Airdorf Games · New Blood Interactive
A young priest goes back to a house in rural Connecticut, a year after an exorcism went wrong. Three chapters of chunky 8-bit pixels, rotoscoped animation and demon voices run through an old speech synthesizer. Satanic Panic horror that proves how little a game has to show you.
Home Safety Hotline
Night Signal Entertainment
You staff a 1990s phone line for household hazards: mold, pests, a noise in the walls. You look each caller's problem up in the database. The entries get stranger. Horror delivered as customer service, and a sharp use of the found document.
Sorry We're Closed
à la mode games · Akupara Games
Michelle works a shop job in a London that half belongs to demons. Open her third eye and the world rearranges itself. A PS1-styled survival horror that turns out, unexpectedly, to be a love story.
HORSES
Santa Ragione
A summer job on a farm where the animals are people in horse masks. Santa Ragione cuts live-action footage into a stark 3D world and never lets you get comfortable.
No Players Online
Beeswax Games · Black Lantern Collective
You find an abandoned multiplayer shooter on an old computer and load into a capture-the-flag server with nobody on it. Then the empty map stops feeling empty. A viral 2019 short rebuilt into a full game, and a ghost story about what online spaces leave behind.
Dark Nights with Poe and Munro
D'Avekki Studios
Two late-night radio hosts in the town of August, six episodes of the supernatural calling in, and choices on a timer. D'Avekki shoots its games as live-action FMV, and this one plays like a lost late-night anthology you get to steer.
BlueSuburbia
Nathalie Lawhead
A cult piece of net art from 1999, rebuilt by its creator a quarter century later. Interactive literature that asks you to keep walking into the dark.
Murderous Muses
D'Avekki Studios
Work the night shift at a haunted gallery, where six portraits are the suspects in a painter's murder. Over three nights the rooms rearrange and the paintings talk. The killer is drawn at random every game, so the case never closes the same way twice.
Tenebris Somnia
Andrés Borghi, Saibot Studios · New Blood Interactive
Julia is trapped in a nightmare of monsters, puzzles and dwindling supplies, all of it drawn in 8-bit pixels. Then the game cuts to live action, shot in Argentina by a film crew with real actors and practical effects. Directed by Andrés Borghi, the effects artist behind When Evil Lurks. Out 16 October.
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