Halloween is right around the corner, and there’s no better time to get into a good horror game. Visual novel games aren’t a popular genre but bring something different to the horror video game genre. For some, visual novel horror games may not seem as exciting because they’re not as interactive. Instead of playing as a character who’s running for their life. Your reading through a story, paying close attention to clues, solving puzzles, and making decisions that’ll affect the outcome of the story. And if the story isn’t enough to keep you up at night then the chilling illustrations will. Even though, they’re not as interactive as typical video games. They still immerse the player into the story by relying on visuals, music, and telling a compelling story.

The month of October means a lot of things like pumpkin-flavored everything and comfy sweaters. But it means Halloween the best day for horror movies and video games. Playing a horror game is a lot different from watching a horror movie. Video games allow you to get right in on the action. So you feel like you’re the one running for your life through a dark forest.  So today why not try something different and play a horror game instead. Go ahead and spook yourself silly this Halloween with these spooktacular games.

It’s easy to miss out on great indie games when Triple-A games hog the spotlight. Through Platforms such as Steam, it has become easier for indie game developers to get their games noticed. Even with limited resources, small developers are still able to produce a quality experience for players. By putting lots of creativity into their games. Yet, there are some gamers who are unaware of some of the amazing indie games out there for less than the cost of a Triple-A game. So here are a few indie games that you might have missed out on.