They were extremely pixelated and hard to make out at times. The use of sound and music was a treat and is best experienced with headphones: the floor creaks when you're upstairs, the basement drips, and tension is heightened at just the right moments.Īt first, I was put off by the graphics. Beautiful, haunting piano fills the mansion as you explore every room for clues of the truth about your discovery. The original music by Carlos Viola is amazing in this game. There is no shortage of puzzles, locked doors, and creepy letters left around for you to discover. After the opening credits, you take control of Jeremiah and wander the halls of the home. This is a dark Lovecraftian story and I loved it. No direction is given - but you'll figure it out pretty quickly. Immediately the game starts off with a man, a chair, and a rope in an attic. So, without further adieu, here are 5 Free Mobile Horror Games Worth Playing: I have noted where each game can be found, and whether you play on an Android or Apple device. Note: I have an HTC One M8 so these games were played on an Android device. I sifted through the sands of a barren desert to find the games that are worth your time! I played a lot of free games and most of them I uninstalled immediately after playing. I love finding games like these, because you get a chance to try them out before you decide if you want to pay for any further episodes or in-app purchases. That's fair - several of them are free introductory episodes with subsequent episodes costing $2-$5. *Now, of course, you could argue that most of these apps aren't really free. But some little gems were narrative, and I downloaded several to try them out.
Some were jump scare prank apps that I presume you use on your friends. Some were survival games that I was terrible at. I turned to my phone and thought, "I wonder what happens when you type 'horror' into the app store?" I was surprised by the amount of horror games that came up! Many were "escape" games, where you wake up in a dark room and have to find your way out. I'd just finished Until Dawn and didn't have the luxury of enough disposable income to purchase a new game. The other day, I was itching to play a horror game.
It's not that I'm elitist, I just prefer the feel of a controller in my hand. Though I love my PS4, I generally don't play anything on my cellphone. I confess, I'm not much of a mobile gamer.
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