I'm going to run through a few Resident Evils until I get sick of them starting with finally finishing Village, then probably looping back around to the 1-3 remakes.

I'm also thinking about starting Shadow Hearts, which I never played back in the day. I've heard it's good, but the ring system has always put me off trying it. I'll have to see how it actually plays before I know if I can commit to it.

Amnesia Rebirth.

I've had Observation in my backlog waiting for spooky season. I'm not going to spoil anything (as I don't even know enough to spoil so don't spoil it for me either) but you play as a ship AI in a science vessel in space.

That's all I needed for it to hook me so that's all you're going to get as a hook.

Edit: I think it's also worth mentioning it's less horror and more thriller.

Been a long time since I played, but might return to Rapture to kindly kill some splicers.

It's either that or wait a little while and get a legit copy of Changed in order to play at anything above like 5fps on my setup.

Though, I also hear the Casualties Unknown demo is pretty good, so I might check that out. Seems close enough to PvE survival horror from what I've seen.

Cronos: The New Dawn and Mouthwashing

Might give Cryptmaster a replay. The wit and charm on that one fits my kind of spooky vibe perfectly, since I’m not big on “traditional” horror games :)

I dont really play scary games, but i got soma for free on gog some time ago, so maybe ill try that out

I'll probably be returning to voices of the void (it's free!), a game in which you are a space noise signal researcher high in the remote areas of the Swiss Alps. Every day you get up, interpret received signals, and probably have to adjust one of the off site satellite dishes.Various events occur, and, for the most part, if you go out of your way to do your job during the day and sleep at night, you probably won't see many "horror" elements. But that's not how it always goes....

Grim Dawn, i'm back to my arpg addiction

Crow Country, hopefully Alan Wake 1 and 2, and maybe a bit of Resident Evil HD Remake.

Scorn is already installed and i just wait to have the time to finally play it.

I'm gonna keep on dying in Valheim.

REPO and Valheim. But I'm a scaredycat though.

hear me out.

REPO can still be terrifying even seasoned. It has a vibe that's just scary enough for a scaredycat like me and can overcome it. The fear-to-annoyance scale is gentle enough for me. But even that, it still sometimes spook me with the atmosphere.

Valheim have plenty of ghouls and goblins and take some skill to dispatch them properly when I'm out too long in my expedition that should have turned around hours ago but noooo just a little bit more exploring and looting and facing the consequences of my own actions.

I've been obsessed with Look Outside, it's a fantastic indie survival horror / JRPG that manages the blend the two into something spectacular.

The basic premise is that a cosmic horror entity is mutating anyone that looks outside, leaving you trapped in your apartment trying to survive along with anyone else left sane. The pixel art is gorgeous, it's a surprisingly funny game, and has a ton of heart. For a cosmic horror story, this game clearly loves humanity and all our weird quirks. I finished the game a couple days ago & am currently working on getting the most difficult ending in the game now that I know how to optimize my routes. It's on sale rn for $6, highly recommend

Also planning on replaying Ghost Master on GoG. My siblings & I had a blast playing it growing up, excited to revisit.

I was playing Requiem but then some other games came up so I didn't finish it. So probably that and silent hill f which is on my backlog