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Dead Containment. Grump Dog. The Witch House. You can either play online with a friend or split-screen, which is an option we see less frequently nowadays.

As you try to escape the town, monsters and eerie cultists will do their best to get you. Developed by Hydravision Entertainment, Obscure was released in and in Europe and North America, respectively.

Obscure is set at Leafmore High, where some students end up locked in the school overnight after searching for a missing friend. What they discover are some dark secrets about the school, that some students are mutated monsters due to injections and experimentation. The story of this game is that teenagers in a particular small town have been dealing with blackouts, that see them in a completely different area when they wake up. They uncover a dark and scary secret which pits them against a monster they can only see with their eyes closed.

It was developed by Geoff Keene and it pits you and your teammates against a shapeshifting alien, which is controlled by one person. Some people have referred to this game as a more advanced version of Among Us and we can see why, with its concept and setting.

If you liked Among Us but want a scarier twist, this is a must-play. By: Akaash Sharma. Cry Of Fear. Dead By Daylight. Dead Space 3. Dying Light. Friday The 13th: The Game. Hunt: Showdown. Killing Floor 2. No More Room In Hell. Resident Evil 5.

Sign Of Silence. The Blackout Club. The Forest. This horror fest by Behaviour Interactive Inc puts four survivors against one killer that's set on hunting them down before they can all escape.

With new cross-over creatures regularly cropping up it's a must-have for fans of classic horror movies and TV monsters as there's plenty to play with here. A good horror game is one that can pull off a well-timed scare; a great horror game is one that keeps you at that constant point of paranoia where you don't know when it's coming, and GTFO certainly manages that in spade-fulls.

This early access hardcore first-person co-op game by 10 Chambers puts you and three of your friends against unrelenting hordes of mutants in a series of pitch-black underground laboratories. The goal is to get in, retrieve valuable data and leave without succumbing to the sound-sensitive monsters that lurk around every dark, fog-filled hallway.

Any session in GTFO is a suspense-filled, high-stress situation that will stretch your teamwork capabilities to their limit. If you've ever fancied yourself an amateur detective then grab three of your friends and check out The Blackout Club. This co-op survival horror game tasks you with uncovering the monstrous secret beneath a small town through a series of procedurally generated missions.

Avoid possessed sleepwalking townsfolk, use unique abilities and traps and run from The Shape, an ominous force that constantly hunts you and can only be seen by closing your eyes. It's a refreshing and narratively focused experience that provides a lot of replayability for you and your mystery-solving team. Developed by Cheerdealers, Distrust is a procedurally generated survival horror game set in an isolated Arctic research base.

Viewed from an isometric perspective, it's an interesting approach to horror that relies heavily on the dark isolation of long nights in the Arctic to really set the atmosphere and keep the tension high. Your goal is to work together with your friends to escape, but along the way, strange anomalies, alien lifeforms, and an increasing loss of your grip on reality will hamper your progress.

With multiple endings and each run being procedurally generated, Distrust is an exercise in teamwork and basic survival skills that's perfect if you prefer a more slower-paced horror game to play.

If zombie-killing catharsis is what you're after then this six-player zombie slaughtering fps from Tripwire Interactive is what you need. Killing Floor 2 has you facing off against wave after wave of mutants, zombies, and other huge lumbering monsters with just one goal, survive.

With unique classes to choose from, perks, and a plethora of weapons at your disposal you and your friends should be able to make short work of any mutations that come your way. Plus with its 12 players Versus Survival mode, there's plenty of multiplayer monster mayhem to be had. There's something about the Arctic Circle that makes its snow-covered landscape seem both alien and incredibly isolating.

The team behind Dread Hunger has managed to make that horrifying feeling of being stuck without any rescue on the 7th continent a reality with Dread Hunger. This eight-player survival horror game has you stranded on a ship that's blocked in by ice.

Players have to find coal to burn in the engine to get the boat moving again but within your party are two traitors that can use dark powers to call on snowstorms and strange creatures to impede your progress.

With roles changing around after every round, you never know who you can trust in Dread Hunger. If you find the forest at night a frightening place to be then Sign of Silence is worth considering. This four-player survival co-op game is set in the monster-infested outskirts of the tiny town of Danville and fresh off of a car crash, you and your friends have to survive and escape the town by any means.