Best Horror Games On Itch.io – July 2026
Across a bounty of subgenres.
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PC Reviews
Rhianna Ford & The Da Vinci Letter Review
If you're an antiques expert and your boss offers to fly you to Rome on company dime to investigate a rare and valuable find - a letter penned by Da Vinci himself - you'd probably be over the moon, right? But Rhianna Ford is less than thrilled. You see, it was Rome where her husband Xander disappeared several months ago under mysterious circumstances. Her boss forces her to go anyway (he's a bit of a jerk - ok, he's a big jerk), and so it's off on another hidden object adventure with Green Clover Games' Rhianna Ford & The Da Vinci Letter.
Fix-it-Up 2: World Tour Review
After Fix-It-Up: Kate's Adventure, Kate is back for a new adventure with her two friends Martin and Steve. In Fix-it-up: World Tour she will travel to eighteen countries on five continents to fix, upgrade and sell all types of cars. The first Fix-It-Up game was an innovative and unexpected entry to the casual market, and Fix-it-up: World Tour manages to be just as valuable and entertaining.
Mortimer Beckett and the Lost King Review
After the cliffhanger ending of Mortimer Beckett and the Time Paradox, fans of the series were left anxiously wondering how Mortimer was going to get himself out of his latest predicament. The wait is over with Mortimer Beckett and the Lost King, a hidden object/adventure follow-up that remains just as polished and enjoyable as its predecessors.Veronica Rivers: The Order of Conspiracy Review
Even after solving the mystery in Veronica Rivers: Portals to the Unknown, the daring rescue pilot doesn't have time to relax on a Japanese vacation. A vision disturbs the heroine's trip, and so she hops on a plane to Europe and takes on a brand new case to avoid a threatening disaster -- while also confronting a mysterious nemesis who's been haunting her. This is the premise behind Veronica Rivers: The Order Of Conspiracy, the second in the polished hidden-object game (HOG) series with adventure game-like elements.
The White House Review
No surprises are in store in The White House, a thoroughly middling hidden object game set in the nation's capital. Its few minor innovations are overshadowed by a substandard visual design that features poorly rendered objects which are often badly hidden in muddy, dull environments. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Players take on the role of college student Miranda Hunt (get it?), longtime friend of a professor who has gone missing while exploring and researching artifacts scattered about the White House. The FBI recruits Miranda to help find him, giving her access to freely move about the President's home.
Born Into Darkness Review
Not even zombies can come close to matching the widespread pop culture appeal of vampires these days. They've gone from being the filthy monsters of European folklore to the dark, powerful and sexy stars of their own novels (Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles), movies (Dracula), and TV shows (Angel, True Blood). Born Into Darkness is a hidden object game that exploits the vamp theme too, but not in a particularly compelling way.
Three Cards to Dead Time Review
Jess is having what you might call a bad day. Ghosts are talking to her, the guy who killed her parents is trying to track her down, and her long-suffering boyfriend is running out of patience. Oh, and she's having psychic visions, as well. She's at the center of a mystery that's been unwinding for more than 80 years, whether she likes it or not. Maybe she'll live long enough to find out why.
Vacation Mogul Review
Through a lawyer, two sisters learn of their uncle's recent passing. Apparently, the uncle they've never met has left a mansion and five islands to the sisters, but not without a couple of twists. One sister disappears and the uncle's sleazy lawyer has taken over the inheritance in Vacation Mogul, a real estate-style game that shuns being another Build-a-lot clone.