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Here are seven spine-tingling titles to get you in the spirit of spook…
1. new Castlevania DLC
Alright, Ill be honestIm cheating with this one, because Vampire Survivors isnt exactly scary.
But it does have vampires… or does it?

Vampire Survivors is a perfect Steam Deck game and has new Castlevania DLC coming out on October 31
Youll have to play to find out.
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Both Little Nightmares games are fantastic horror experiences that play beautifully on the Steam Deck.

I don’t have anymore candy!
(Though the next in the franchise will be made by a different studio).
Together, they embark on an unforgettable, creepy journey filled with heart-stopping terrifying moments and stunning cinematography.
The game is a short 4-5 hour experience, featuring environmental puzzles and some light stealth.

For maximum immersion, I highly recommend playing with headphones.
Disable RTX options and set your display refresh rate to 50Hz to maintain the smoothest experience.
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I don’t have anymore candy!
Darkwood
Darkwoodis a top-down survival horror game by Polish studioAcid Wizard (who have since unfortunately shut down).
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Hoping for a breakthrough, Simon undergoes an experimental brain scan, but things take a terrible turn.

However, if you prefer a more relaxed exploration, Soma offers a ‘safe mode’ (a.k.a.
‘wuss mode’), letting you explore freely without the threat of death.
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As adults, we know the Disney versions of classic stories are sanitized for a reason.
Bramble embraces this theme fully throwing you in a world where the myths are far from safe or sweet.
You play as Ollie, a young boy searching for his sister in a sinister forest.

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The game’s strength lies in its compelling writing and storytelling.
You may want to lock the game at 50FPS for the smoothest experience.

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I’m including anyway as it’s quite an unusual title I don’t see mentioned much elsewhere.






















