There are deals on newer games like World of Horror and Phasmophobia along with plenty of unnerving oldies

Horror games are some of my absolute favorites to revisit, so when I see Halloween sales pop up, that’s immediately where my mind goes: “look at all these scary games I could totally be replaying right now.” There’s something about re-facing my fears and knowing what lies ahead that I find so satisfying.

The 2020 Steam Halloween Sale began today, and while there are deals on newer releases – I suspect plenty of people will nabPhasmophobiawhile it’s 10% off – the bulk of the sale concerns older games.

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I could point toThe Forest($8.99),Darkest Dungeon($6.24),Little Nightmares($3.99),Dead Space($4.99),Outlast($2.99),Grim Dawn($6.24),SOMA($2.99), orAmnesia: The Dark Descent($1.99).

In terms of newer stuff, I have just one suggestion: the Junji Ito-inspired adventure RPGWorld of Horror($13.04). I know, I know. It’s still coming along in Early Access. But it’s a morbid delight, and the mood is right. If you’re looking forsomething less outright scary and more sinister, this is my chiller of choice.

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The Steam Halloween Sale is running until November 2 at 10:00 a.m. Pacific. Take a nervous peek.

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