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An 8-title collection of obscure horror games spanning surrealism, psychology, depression, fantasy, and existential/analog horror. Includes Ossa, Mosquito Face, Timore Solum, Dia, Queen Of Cards, Garrison Broadcast, From Me, To You, Analog Sammelot. Comes with a launcher game and in-game physical box editions for retro atmosphere.
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Release Date

21 Jan, 2026

Publisher/Developer

Vidas Salavejus

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Steam: 66.67% positive (4/6)
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Obscure Horrors description

Obscure Horrors: An Anthology of Surreal Psychological Fear

Obscure Horrors is a compact collection of eight obscure horror experiences that fuse surrealism, psychology, depression, fantasy, existentialism, analog horror, and every shade of fear into bite-sized journeys. Each entry leans into mood over mayhem, using restrained mechanics, dreamlike visuals, and sparse storytelling to coax personal interpretation and a lingering sense of unease.

  • Ossa — A surreal psychological horror about the mind escaping from a dying body. Inner landscapes warp with memory and dread, forcing you to question what remains when the self frays at the edges.
  • Mosquito Face — A chilling journey with John as the world tightens under an invasive swarm. The mosquitoes become a mirror for guilt, paranoia, and the fragility of control in a claustrophobic, atmospheric experience.
  • Timore Solum — A short horror exploring sadness and longing. It strips away spectacle to reveal quiet dread, using mood, memory, and restraint to haunt long after the screen goes dark.
  • Stay. Cry. — An enigmatic entry that prioritizes reflection over explicit fright. Sparse visuals and ambiguous stakes invite personal interpretation, turning absence into a catalyst for uneasy imagination.
  • Queen Of Cards — The game that tells you your future, with a cautionary edge. Each draw reshapes fate within a surreal, card-driven gallery of possibilities, testing trust and restraint.
  • Dia — There is nothing scary ahead. No sudden noises, no flashing images, yet a quiet, anticipatory mood lingers as you move through calm corridors that seem to watch you back.
  • Garrison Broadcast — An existential horror set in a post-apocalyptic, technology-driven world. Machinery hums beside memory and meaning, challenging you to find purpose amid decay and fractured human ties.
  • From Me, To You — Death is an opportunity. This compact chapter reframes risk and choice, probing responsibility, consequence, and release as you navigate anxieties made tangible.

The collection is designed to feel like a curated archive: a launcher experience where each game appears as an in‑game retro box, capturing a tactile, old-school atmosphere while delivering modern, compact horrors. Obscure Horrors invites you to step into eight distinct emotional landscapes and confront fear in its many enigmatic shapes.