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Horror Games
Horror games trade fast reflexes for nerves. Instead of racing the clock, you listen for footsteps, manage scarce resources and try not to panic when something moves in the dark. This small collection brings well-known horror titles to the browser, playable without an install. Expect jump scares and tense audio, so they are best enjoyed with headphones and not late at night.
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Tension, Sound and Survival
Horror in games works best when you feel vulnerable. The titles here keep you mostly defenseless, forcing you to observe patterns and make careful decisions instead of fighting your way out. Sound design does a lot of the work, which is why headphones make such a difference.
Five Nights at Freddy's puts you in a security office watching cameras while animatronic characters creep closer, and your power supply keeps draining. Five Nights at Freddy's 2 removes the doors and adds new mechanics that demand even more attention. Granny traps you in a house with a menacing grandmother who hears every dropped object, and Granny: Chapter Two adds a second pursuer to the escape.
A quick note on suitability: these games contain sudden loud noises and frightening imagery. They are not graphic, but younger players or anyone sensitive to jump scares may prefer something calmer. Parents and teachers can use this category page to see exactly which titles fall into the horror genre.
Because these games rely on audio cues, please keep the sound private at school. The survival category contains closely related titles.