A. V. Dossow

One year after the events of A House for Alesa 2, Alesa and Greta decide to move away from the city and buy a house in a nice small rural town. However, unbeknownst to them, something wicked is taking place in the town. Now, the worst nightmare imaginable is about to begin...

A House for Alesa 3

Benjamin's Apps

Welcome to our furniture store's dresser section. Stay a while, stay forever!

Run as fast as you can from a haunted dresser without looking back in this retro-style first-person endless runner from the creator of Virtomae. Tap with your fingers and try your best to avoid getting caught by the feral beast. The title features a couple of different difficulty modes and device-based highscores.

Epiplaphobia

Varun R.

Your crew is dead. Unidentified creatures stalk the halls of your mining ship. Armed with a motion sensor and a flamethrower, you must survive until the escape pod is repaired.

Thermomorph

Michael Lutz

The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo is a Twine horror game created by developer, Michael Lutz and illustrator, Kim Parker.

The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo

SINTHAIstudio

The sequel to The House. Explore a haunted house that nobody has entered for decades. The family who lived there before committed suicide, but nobody knows why.

The House 2

Chiku

twoscomplement

Neoblast

Commonly known as "Cat Mario", Syobon Action is a 'masocore' parody of Super Mario Bros., featuring an anthropomorphic cat. The game deliberately subverts many of the mechanics that one would expect to find in a platformer. Players must use trial and error to figure out how to pass the game's myriad traps.

It was re-released as an open-source version for Windows and AmigaOS, under the name Open Syobon Action.

Syobon Action

A spooky point and click game where you help Scooby and Shaggy escape from a museum which has a fiendishly effective jumpscare. Made to promote the Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed movie.

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed - Escape from the Coolsonian

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Jeremy Winterrowd

Also commonly known as "Scary Maze Game," it became popular around the early 2000s as a "screamer" prank to jump-scare people. Gameplay consists of avoiding touching the walls with your mouse cursor to reach the end of the maze. These walls get closer together after each level, making the path the player must travel through narrower.

Infamously, when the player is close to reaching the end of level 3, a picture of the possessed girl from The Exorcist flashes on the screen against the sounds of loud screaming.

The Maze

This is the first game of the Scary Maze Game series. There are three mazes to complete, each with increasing difficulty. Something quite scary will happen!

The Scary Maze Game

Joseph Winter has recently passed away and now must check into the Ghost Motel.

Jump Scare Moment Browser Games