Shoot Yourself With a Rifle

An RPG Maker horror game about a normal apartment building.
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Content warnings: meat and disembodied gore, general horror elements, an allusion to suicide, and some existential dread.

Flesh, Blood, & Concrete

barrels

Goodbye

Kikiyama

DeNA Co., Ltd.

PLAYISM

Yume Nikki is a 32-Bit freeware game created by Kikiyama, a Japanese solo game designer. The game was made using RPGMaker 2003. The game is regarded as one of the most original applications of RPGMaker 2003, and the start of a possible new genre of games.

"Yume Nikki" means "Dream Diary" in Japanese, and the game follows a young girl named Madotsuki as she dreams. The goal is to seek out and acquire all 24 'Effects'.

The game otherwise has no plot, and nearly the entire game is left up to speculation.

Yume Nikki

Trailer

Zoe Quinn

Patrick Lindsey

Isaac Schankler

The Quinnspiracy

Depression Quest is an interactive fiction game where you play as someone living with depression. You are given a series of everyday life events and have to attempt to manage your illness, relationships, job, and possible treatment. This game aims to show other sufferers of depression that they are not alone in their feelings, and to illustrate to people who may not understand the illness the depths of what it can do to people.

Depression Quest

A sadistic slice of humorous platforming from newly minted independent developer Jasper Byrne. Throw yourself into the nearest pit of spikes and experience the glory of reincarnation, as well as some newfound powers.

Soul Brother

Gameplay video

Molleindustria

Every Day the Same Dream is a short, 2D art game that puts the player in the role of a man whose life is about to change. The player must deviate from the predetermined path to finish the game.

Every Day the Same Dream

We Create Stuff

A free flash game inspired by Valve's Portal. This fan created game shares the same mechanics, objects and themes as the original Portal, however it's in 2D and has a male protagonist.
Portal: The Flash Version started as a Flash project by Hen Mazolski and Ido Tal, back when Valve first announced about Portal. This may be the reason why this flash game and the objects in it (such as the crusher) resemble the ones in the trailer more than those from the released game.

Suicide Browser Games