Best Horror Games On Itch.io – July 2026
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PC Reviews
Horatio’s Travels Review
Horatio's Travels puts you in the shoes...er, flippers...of a penguin entrepreneur as he sets off to bring yummy ice cream around the globe. Given the cartoonish graphics and overall cuteness and simplicity, I'd have to say that it's a game made for kids or families, and not your typical time management fan. Horatio is an odd penguin. He's just not satisfied with penguin life, so he sets off on an adventure and becomes a traveling ice cream vendor. The game follows his adventures as he travels across eight locations and 55 levels to bring ice cream to cute fuzzy animals, some with disturbing large heads.
Angela Young 2: Escape the Dreamscape Review
Angela Young 2: Escape the Dreamscape follows a pattern of story-telling that can only be described as heavily influenced by Alice in Wonderland. Angela finds herself lost in the Dreamscape. Having lost her cat, Felix, along the way, Angela must find her way back out and recover Felix before the Lord of Nightmares complicates matters even further.
Chronicles of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual Review
Don't let it's deceptively generic title fool, Chronicles of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual is actually a great example of how to do an adventure game right. The story is rich and interesting, the puzzles are challenging without being frustrating, and the world is beautiful and just begging to be explored. It's not without it's faults, and it doesn't tread any new ground, but The Scorpio Ritual is a solid game that shouldn't be missed by fans of the genre.
Frankenstein: The Dismembered Bride Review
Now here's an idea for a hidden object game that you don't see every day: A young woman named Janet is kidnapped by a mad scientist (named Frankenstein), who carves her body into pieces with the intention of using them to create a bride for himself. It's up to Janet's fiancé Brad, with help from Janet's disembodied brain, to find all her body parts and repair Frankenstein's machine so that Janet's body can be put back together.
Cake Mania: Main Street Review
Sandlot Games sort of went off the deep end for Cake Mania 3, sending our favorite heroine baker Jill on a freaky time-traveling journey to recover missing family members and serve up thousands of delicious frosted delights for a menagerie of dinosaurs, mummies, and wizards. Cake Mania: Main Street sees Jill settling back into the slightly more normal routine of trying to revive her hometown of Bakersfield. This time she brought her friends, and there's a lot far more than baking in store for you.
Mystery Age: The Imperial Staff Review
Normally, I frown at people who click through a game's story as fast as possible. The story is there to give you a reason for solving the puzzles/finding the items/doing whatever it is you're supposed to be doing as you play, so paying at least some attention to it seems only fair. But the story of Mystery Age: The Imperial Staff will only reduce your enjoyment of the game, so click away as fast as you can.
Brainiversity 2 Review
Like the second volume of a textbook, 3 Blokes Studios has created another series of gray-matter exercises with Brainiversity 2. They've learned a little bit from their first outing, and added some new games to the routine. Brain training games really exploded when Nintendo released Brain Age for the Nintendo DS. It was a series of games that purportedly made your brain stronger by "exercising" different parts through targeted activities. Since then, there have been many different brain-training games from different studios. The first Brainiversity was a decent collection of games that had all the trimmings of a brain training game: a cute mascot, trackable progress and a nice selection of 16 games.
The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Review
Mary Morehouse has a fear of boats, which makes sense as she's the ancestor of the person who found the Mary Celeste, a ship found abandoned in the Atlantic Ocean, undamaged, but with its entire crew missing. As soon as the Mary Celeste II leaves dock on its maiden voyage, strange things start occurring, which only feeds into Mary's fear and desire to get off the ill-fated ship. While the mystery grips, the gameplay and ending of Merscom's latest hidden object game The Mystery of the Mary Celeste don't round out the story as much as they could have.