Best Horror Games On Itch.io – July 2026
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PC Reviews
Dr. Despicable’s Dastardly Deeds Review
There are few perks to being a super villain. You constantly have to deal with defeat and the world at large despises you. But there is at least one benefit: you can come up with the craziest, most insane world domination schemes imaginable. In Dr. Despicable's Dastardly Deeds, it's your job to help the evil doctor make good on his plans to take over the world by building all manner of crazy inventions. The game is packed full of personality and charmingly quirky sense of humor, which helps mask the fact that it is yet another match-three game that doesn't do all that much new.
Burger Bustle Review
Like a lot of folks looking for their first job, I started off with an obligatory stint of burger flipping at a part-time fast food gig back in high school. I've experienced the insane chaos that can come with serving greasy grub to lines of hungry customers with short fuses. Burger Bustle nicely emulates the semi-stressful vibe of busy burger joint action and the inevitable fun that builds when you get into a steady groove. It also incorporates a few interesting twists that other restaurant-themed time management games don't have.
Vaultcracker: The Last Safe Review
Hidden object games aren't exactly known for being action packed, but Vault Cracker: The Last Safe aims to change that with a storyline that wouldn't feel out of place as the latest Hollywood Summer blockbuster. But while the setting and storyline are a refreshing change of pace for the genre, the actual gameplay is pretty standard fare.
Ancient Adventures: Gift of Zeus Review
The violent, scheming antics of the ancient Greek pantheon makes it one of the most interesting collections of mythological figures in the history of humanity. It's really too bad that the same can't be said about Ancient Adventures: Gift of Zeus. It's a reasonably competent hidden object game with with a smattering of simple puzzles and some serious scene repetition that offers absolutely nothing that most of us haven't played many times before.
Brunhilda and the Dark Crystal Review
As the title character in hidden object game Brunhilda and the Dark Crystal, a quick trip to your aunt's apartment to pick up a purse finds you pressed into service saving the Magical Realm from impending doom. You've never lifted a wand in your life, but your helpful demon sidekick will have you up to speed on telekinesis, alchemy, telepathy, and wizardry in no time.
Dream Chronicles: The Book of Air Review
Dream Chronicles: The Book of Air is the fourth game in the Dream Chronicles series (and the first of a new trilogy, according to PlayFirst), and it's time to pass the torch to the next generation: Faye's half-fairy daughter Lyra, who is now 18 years old.
Brrrmuda Triangle Review
Cartoon villains must get awfully tired of losing all the time. Dr. Dastardly knows the feeling, and has decided enough is enough - he's taking a few weeks out from his evil scheming to go on vacation. Being an evil genius, however, he can't help but cause a bit of mischief even when he's on his hols. Brrrmuda Triangle merges a unique storyline with strong, puzzle-based gameplay, although the experience can feel a little shallow at times.
Blood Oath Review
From Dracula to Edward, vampires have changed over the years but in many ways have also remained the same: Dark, sensual, aloof creatures, existing on the periphery of our consciousness, forever struggling with their ambivalence toward humans who, for their part, tend to be somewhat sharper in their feelings toward the sanguinary undead, hunting and destroying them whenever and wherever possible. That complex, predatory relationship permeates Blood Oath, an exciting new hidden object game that twists and turns its way through challenging searches and a shadowy, labyrinthine plot.