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You don’t need to spend $70 to have a great scary night. Some of the best horror games of the last few years cost less than a pizza, and most of them can be finished in an evening. Here are ten great horror games that are under $10 on Steam at regular price. Plenty of them go even cheaper during sales, and Steam Scream V Fest (October 26 – November 2) is coming up fast. ...

October is the best month of the year to be a horror fan, and 2026 is stacked. Here are the new horror games coming out this month, in release order, plus one that just landed in case you missed it. Release dates can shift, so double-check the store page before you plan your Halloween around one. Just Released: Silent Hill: Townfall (September 24) Platforms: PC, PS5 If you haven’t gotten to it yet, this is the big one. Townfall is a first-person psychological horror game set in a Scottish seaside town. It’s a new Silent Hill, which means fog, dread, and a place that seems to know exactly what’s wrong with you. ...

The Consumed is coming soon, and I keep seeing the same questions about it. Here are the answers in one place. I’ll update this page as new details are announced. Wishlist The Consumed on Steam When does The Consumed come out? October 23, 2026, on Steam. How much does The Consumed cost? $7.99 (USD). Is The Consumed part of Steam Scream Fest? Yes. The Consumed will be featured in Steam Scream V Fest, Steam’s horror event, running October 26 – November 2, 2026, just after launch. ...

The Consumed launches October 23, and if you’re like me, the wait is the worst part. So here’s a list of games that hit the same nerves: night shifts, empty liminal spaces, cameras as weapons, and low-poly dread. Several of these aren’t just similar. The developers name them as direct inspirations, and I’ve marked those. Each one gets a quick note on why it’s here, so you can pick the ones closest to what you’re excited about. ...

Let’s get it out of the way: The Consumed is a game where you play a night security guard working five nights in a building where something is very wrong. If your first thought was Five Nights at Freddy’s, you’re not alone. It was mine too. The comparison is fair, and FNAF fans should absolutely have The Consumed on their radar. But the two games build their night shifts very differently, and the differences are what make The Consumed its own thing. ...

When people ask me what The Consumed is like, the shortest answer I’ve found is: it’s the Backrooms meets Resident Evil. That sounds like two things that shouldn’t go together. The Backrooms is about wandering through empty, endless space where nothing happens, and that’s the scary part. Resident Evil is about managing scarce resources while something very much does happen to you. The Consumed puts both in one dead mall, and it works better than it has any right to. ...

I already wrote a quick explainer on The Consumed. This post is about where it comes from. If you’ve spent any time in the strange corners of the internet over the last ten years (analog horror tapes, Backrooms lore, dead-mall YouTube, vaporwave albums with a Roman bust on the cover), The Consumed will feel like someone gathered all of it into one building and handed you the keys. Literally: you’re the night security guard. ...

Horror games usually give you one goal: survive. The Consumed gives you a shift to finish. Something is in the building with you, and the job still has to get done. Here’s what OTR HVN’s new game is and how it plays, without spoiling what’s waiting for you on each night. The Setting: The Hargrove Galleria The Hargrove Galleria is a dead mall stuck in a year the clock only shows as 20XX. Yellowed marble floors, water-damaged ceiling tiles, buzzing fluorescent tubes, empty kiosks. Most of the merchandise is gone. The mannequins stayed. ...

Just in time for Halloween: The Consumed launches on Steam on October 23, 2026, and you can wishlist it right now. Wishlist on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/5230130/The_Consumed The Short Version You’re the night-shift security guard at the Hargrove Galleria, a dying mall where employees have been disappearing and stores have been quietly closing. You’ve got a flashlight, a camcorder, and a checklist. Your job is to secure every open store, file your report, and clock out. ...

Most fashion collabs get you a capsule drop, a lookbook, and a couple of influencer posts. GREY GRADIENT went a different way for Series 002. They partnered with indie studio OTR HVN and made a horror game. That game is The Consumed, and it hits Steam on October 23, 2026. A Fashion Brand That Wanted to Talk About Consumerism GREY GRADIENT’s idea for Series 002 is a fashion brand poking fun at how religious corporate culture has gotten. It’s a funny thing for a clothing label to take on, and that’s kind of the point. The Consumed treats the mall like a cathedral. The storefronts are chapels, the mannequins are saints, and spending money is the ritual everyone shows up for. ...