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But some of these games need help to reach completion. I propose that we help them out by donating some cash or voting on Greenlight. I’ll highlight two games here but feel free to link to more in the comments below. There’s a lot to see!<\/p>\n DreadOut<\/b> is a Fatal Frame-esque third person horror game by an Indonesian developer, and man it looks awesome. The developer is close to meeting their funding goal ($25k, which is like a rounding error for the level of quality that they are pushing), but only has 4 days left. Drop everything and go give them some cash!<\/a> There’s also a playable demo for all platforms if you need convincing. Thanks much to Michael from Frightening<\/a> for the tip-off about this one. Michael also has a pretty cool video preview<\/a> up.<\/p>\n
\nDreadOut needs your help!<\/p><\/div>I don’t think it is an exaggeration to say that the best horror games in the last few years have not come from traditional console game developers. They’ve come from independent developers, run on PCs rather than consoles, and are scarier than anything we’ve seen from the console space in years. Amnesia<\/i> and its predecessors, Lone Survivor<\/i>, and Slender<\/i> are just a few. If you’ve been paying attention to Steam’s Greenlight program<\/a>, you may have noticed that there are more indie horror games in development than you can shake a stick at.<\/p>\n