Best Horror Games On Itch.io – July 2026
Across a bounty of subgenres.
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Evomon Types Guide [Strengths, Weaknesses, Resistance]
Your companion guide during battles.
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iOS Reviews
LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes Review
Batman made his debut in Detective Comics #27 in 1939. Ten years later, Lego began selling interlocking bricks. The two franchises are among the most successful in history, but more impressive is how they've managed to stay relevant through decades of changing taste. Many mobile titles attempt to emulate their genre counterparts on the consoles, but Lego Batman: DC Super Heroes is a full console game. Can the world's greatest detective put the pieces together?Robot Unicorn Attack 2 Review
As the number "2" in the title indicates, Robot Unicorn Attack 2 is the sequel to the amazingly popular (or is it so amazing, given My Little Pony) Adult Swim game Robot Unicorn Attack. And as a sequel, this one manages to keep what worked in the original game while adding just the right enhancements to differentiate without alienating fans.
Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death Review
Another day, another seemingly unsolvable mystery involving a lunatic in a mask! Dark Tales: Edgar Allen Poe's The Masque of the Red Death is inspired by Poe's original story and takes you to the town of Lumineux where city officials are disappearing. A strange gentleman in a creepy red mask is up to something, so you're called in to investigate. Grab your monocle and cane, it's time to play detective!
They Need To Be Fed 2 Review
Think your job sucks? Imagine if your vocation involved nothing except risking your life to grow a plant that will inevitably wind up munching on you. In They Need to be Fed 2 for iOS, you guide the main character through all manner of perilous traps, only to throw him in the mouth of Audrey II's shadowy cousin at the end of each level. It's a crummy destiny for the little dude, but it's also a fun game.
Poker Night 2 Review
Just because Telltale Games won eleventy million awards (seriously, I counted) for The Walking Dead doesn't mean their developers went all grim and gritty all the time. To prove it, they returned to their humorous roots with Poker Night 2, a game they describe as "the unnecessary sequel" to Poker Night at the Inventory. Play poker against some true characters, unlock some goodies and get ready to laugh.
Don’t Starve Review
A few minutes ago when I sat down at my computer to start writing this review, I saw an enormous and terrifying spider crawl under my desk, and now I keep nervously glancing down at the floor around me every five seconds as I type this so I can scream and run away whenever he decides to come back out. In some ways, this is sort of what it is like to be scientist gentleman Wilson in the fantastic new survival adventure game Don't Starve: always keeping one eye over your shoulder, your safety always in question, and never knowing when or where the next frightening creature is going to appear. It's a good thing that playing this game is a whole lot more fun than sharing your workspace with an unwelcomed eight-legged guest.
Draw Something 2 Review
I'll admit I wasn't really expecting much when I first heard that Zynga was coming out with a sequel to their smash mobile phenomenon Draw Something, the hugely accessible turn-based Pictionary game. I mean, besides adding more words, what else could they possibly do to repackage the same simple idea? Well it really shows how much that I know, because not only does Draw Something 2 come equipped with an impressive 5,000 new words, but it also introduces so many fresh and exciting new features that I've never seen a social game so fitting to earn that rightful sequel designation.
Gun Commando Review
Sometimes in the recesses of my subconscious I hear Jon St. John's gravelly Duke utter out "Damn, those alien bastards are gonna pay for shootin' up my ride" as his spaceship crashes in the distance. That might not even be the exact line, or the exact context it's said in, but the memory has still stayed with me. I have fond memories of Duke Nukem's charm, but not so much its gameplay.