The Path
The Path is a Psychological Horror, and Single-player video game developed and published by Tale of Tales for PC. The game is heavily inspired by many versions of the Fairy Tale and by folklore tropes and conventions. In the game, the player has an ability to select one of six different sisters, who are sent one by one on errands by their beloved mom to see their sick grandma. During the gameplay, the player can select whether to stay on the way or to wonder, where vicious wolves are lying in wait. The game isn’t meant to play following the traditional sense, in that there is no winning condition or strategy. In fact, most of the gameplay needs the player to select the losing path for the sisters in order to run into the encounters which they are meant to navigate. The game doesn’t introduce the story narratives that are typical of it. The game starts in an apartment, and the game displays six sisters to select from and offers no information about them other than a name. When the player chooses a girl, an epic journey starts. The Path includes key features, engaging gameplay, challenging objectives, and more.
#1 Oxenfree
Oxenfree is a Single-player Graphic Adventure video game developed and published by Night School Studio for cross platforms. In the game, the player takes on the role of the protagonist, a teenager named as Alex, who is on a weekend to an Island. The game revolves around supernatural events and the protagonist and his friend must explore the environment to unearth the mysteries of the Island. The player navigates the world from an isometric perspective, who has unleash the paranormal force on the island mistakenly. The player and his fellows must figure out about the force and find a way to fend off it. The game gameplay centers on walk and talk gameplay. Speech bubbles appear on the playfield over the head of the protagonist, instead of dialogue appearing during cutscenes, enabling the player select between two or three choices what the player will say next in the chat. Oxenfree offers prominent features such as an Intelligent Conversation System, Unique Radio Mechanics, Original Soundtracks, and more. Try it out, and you’ll enjoy it.
#2 The Hat Man: Shadow Ward
The Hat Man: Shadow Ward is an Adventure, First-person Exploration, Action, and Single-player Horror video game developed by Game Mechanic LLC. The game reveals the real-life storyline of the events that set at the Canton State Insane Asylum almost fifty years ago. You are the protagonist, and the game starts when you receive word from the asylum staff that your beloved daughter has gone missing from the facility. After that, you set off on an epic journey to solve the mystery of her disappearance. During the game, when you reach the exact location, you’re thrust into a living nightmare. All the communication with the real world has been cut off, and the asylum is being invaded by supernatural beings, which refer to as The Hat Man and the Shadow People. You are equipped with only a flashlight and the items you discover along the way. Now, it’s entirely on you to survive the terror and find your daughter before it’s too late. You can use the first-person perspective to navigate the world surround you and attempt to solve a set of puzzles to advance through the game.
#3 Perception
Perception is an Adventure, Horror, and Single-player video game developed and published by The Deep End Games for Multiple Platforms. The game introduces the exciting narrative gameplay about an epic journey of a blind woman to uncover the truth behind a mansion from her nightmares. The player as the female protagonist named Cassie who can’t see anything. Using the sound, the player needs to navigate the Estate at Echo Bluff, desperate to unearth its history. In the mansion, the player isn’t alone, a deadly entity known as the Presence stalks the halls of the palace. The protagonist requires sound to be able to see, but every noise she creates will draw The Presence Closer. To complete the game, a careful balance is needed if the player wants to find out why she’s there, and why the house will not let her go. Perception includes key features such as Sound Creates a Visual, Hide and Seek Gameplay, Travel back to History, Encounter Emotional Journey, and more.