While I haven't managed to get the true ending just yet, I enjoyed playing Alice Mare (which is by the same person who made the LieEat games), and while it's not a horror game (and I..haven't managed to finish it yet), 1BitHeart is pretty cute. I've really enjoyed the parts of it that I've played.
While it has it's faults, End Roll was a really fun experience, and I really fell for nearly everyone in the story.
I haven't played too much of Free Spirits either, but I've liked what I've seen, so I'd recommend trying it out if you're looking for more games to play!
Hello? Hell..o? and Moonlight Ghost can be a bit silly sometimes, but they're pretty fun, spoopy horror games, so you might enjoy them.
It's Our Revolution! is a ridiculously fun, frustrating little game that's hard to put down, so I recommend that, even if it's not horror.
Liar Jeannie in Crucifix Kingdom is a hard, horror, dungeon-crawler game, but it's still difficult to put it down, and it's a ton of fun to play. And this is coming from someone who normally doesn't like games that are just dungeon crawlers.
Melon Journey isn't a horror game (it's a cute, fetch quest story), but I still have to recommend it because it's so adorable.
I can't honestly recommend Mogeko Castle or Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea, but I adore the characters, world, and story in The Grey Garden, so you should check that out whenever you get the chance, even if it is long.
I haven't finished it yet, but I've enjoyed what I've found in Oneshot so far, so you might like that one too! Though, please keep in mind that quitting or exiting the game outside of the three breaks it gives you kills off your character and starts you from the beginning, and the game acknowledges this.
While it's old and may not run correctly all the time, I really think it's worth everyone's time to check out Palette, since the story (and ending) is amazing. Cold and brutal, but still amazing.
The Mirror Lied is a weird, weird game, but it was made by the same people who made To The Moon, so you might want to check that out.
Very Pink Game is a cute little adventure about trying to meet up with an old friend of yours that moved away.
And finally, Wither is a horror game about regret and loss that's enjoyable.
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While it has it's faults, End Roll was a really fun experience, and I really fell for nearly everyone in the story.
I haven't played too much of Free Spirits either, but I've liked what I've seen, so I'd recommend trying it out if you're looking for more games to play!
Hello? Hell..o? and Moonlight Ghost can be a bit silly sometimes, but they're pretty fun, spoopy horror games, so you might enjoy them.
It's Our Revolution! is a ridiculously fun, frustrating little game that's hard to put down, so I recommend that, even if it's not horror.
Liar Jeannie in Crucifix Kingdom is a hard, horror, dungeon-crawler game, but it's still difficult to put it down, and it's a ton of fun to play. And this is coming from someone who normally doesn't like games that are just dungeon crawlers.
Melon Journey isn't a horror game (it's a cute, fetch quest story), but I still have to recommend it because it's so adorable.
I can't honestly recommend Mogeko Castle or Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea, but I adore the characters, world, and story in The Grey Garden, so you should check that out whenever you get the chance, even if it is long.
I haven't finished it yet, but I've enjoyed what I've found in Oneshot so far, so you might like that one too! Though, please keep in mind that quitting or exiting the game outside of the three breaks it gives you kills off your character and starts you from the beginning, and the game acknowledges this.
While it's old and may not run correctly all the time, I really think it's worth everyone's time to check out Palette, since the story (and ending) is amazing. Cold and brutal, but still amazing.
The Mirror Lied is a weird, weird game, but it was made by the same people who made To The Moon, so you might want to check that out.
Very Pink Game is a cute little adventure about trying to meet up with an old friend of yours that moved away.
And finally, Wither is a horror game about regret and loss that's enjoyable.