
The Horror Nightmare Collection is an anthology of retro-style horror games. Immerse yourself in unique stories, from eerie forest horrors to forsaken prison nightmares, pushing your nerves to the limit. Explore psychological and grotesque terrors in this dread-inducing assortment.
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Welcome to Horror Nightmare Collection, a series of short, retro-style horror games that aim to spook you with unique experiences. Horror is simple at its core; you don't need fancy budgets or high-tech stuff. All it takes is a raw idea and the guts to make it happen.
Some games here focus on horror and tension. You'll face different stories, each pulling you into dark twists and forcing you to confront creepy creatures. This collection keeps growing, bringing more horror games with various gameplay styles and different stories. From messing with your mind in psychological horror to cringe-worthy grotesque body horror, we've got it all.
Already in the collection are eight unnerving games:

Forsaken Prison:
Awaken in a forgotten prison with a cryptic note guiding your escape. Unravel grim discoveries, help a desperate fellow prisoner, and explore dark corridors with secrets waiting to be uncovered. A flashlight leads you to a numbered cell, revealing a nightmarish transformation. Each revelation raises questions about the enigmatic nature of the forsaken prison.

Paul’s Lost Remains:
Wake up to a horrifying scream in the middle of the night. Your friend Paul is missing, and the forest holds a gruesome secret. Can you collect and assemble his remains on a cross in the center of the forest? Test your nerves and challenge your sanity in this short horror game.

Evil Crow:
You are stranded in a rural area with a broken car and no help in sight. In this first-person horror game, you have to explore a barn and a tunnel system, and collect tools. You will also witness a dark ritual involving a pentagram that unleashes a terrifying enemy that will hunt you down.

Haunted Mine:
Haunted Mine is a horror game that puts you in the shoes of a demolition expert who is hired to destroy an old mine. You have no clue who your employer is or what their motive is, but you don't bother to ask. You just want to finish your task and collect your reward. But as you venture deeper into the mine, you discover that something is terribly wrong. The mine is not abandoned. It is alive. And it is watching you.

Terror Gnome:
You, a young child, is sent on a simple task by your mother: gather flowers from the nearby woods. But a terrorizing gnome is causing trouble along the way. Will the child succeed, or will things take a different turn?

Port To Hell:
Port to Hell is an indie first-person shooter-horror game where you play as a scientist who has just completed a teleportation portal. Attempting to teleport to Paris, you find yourself instead in a dark dungeon. The portal you used to enter this realm is now non-functional, leaving you stranded. Face enemies like zombies, hellish dogs, and skeleton spiders as you seek a way back home. Uncover the force behind your misdirected teleportation and fight to survive against overwhelming odds.

Terminal Flesh:
Terminal Flesh is a first-person horror game that blends exploration, combat, and surreal body horror. As a terminal patient undergoing a procedure, you find yourself trapped between reality and a living nightmare. While doctors fight to save your life in a hospital room, your mind descends into a grotesque world of flesh, veins, organs, and tumors.

Deep SOUP:
Deep Soup is a surreal, soup-like exploration game. Each room contains one unique object. When you get close to it, you can interact to move on to the next room.
Stay tuned for more nightmares are on the way as our collection continues to grow!
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian
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[i][b]Просто сборник из игр на прохождение каждой из которых потратишь от силы 10 минут, чисто сборник демок пара игр будь они продолжительнее то и правда показались интересными ну а так если уж делать нечего то по скидке можете и купить, а если ищете чего то интересного смело пропускайте.[/b][/i]
Collection of six short horror games that don’t come with any twists and surpises. All six games can be played in any sequence because they are simply selected from the main menu. Except for the location and story, which are scarcely worth mentioning, they are all similar, last about 10-20 minutes, and lack any distinctive mechanics or gameplay components. Controls are simple because you can only move around and interact with objects. Hotspots are not marked, but you will notice the relevant action, such as open and pick up, when you go close enough and move your mouse over the hotspot. Everything is usually obvious. Although you can fail in the stories if you are captured by the enemy, there is a checkpoint just before the chase segment so you do not waste time. However, they are still quite annoying because you have to wait or click through a cutscene or text bubbles each time you fail. The stories take place in a prison where something is wrong with the inmates, a forest where you collect body parts of a missing friend, a cornfield where you run from a possessed scarecrow, a mine maze where you follow waypoints to place bombs, a glade with an axe-wielding garden gnome, and the final one in which a scientist opens a portal to hell. The latter is the only one where you have a weapon to defend yourself. The game still has an early access tag, which means new games might be added in future updates.
Horror Nightmare Collection is an unfinished/development hell collection of horror/jumpscare FPS games made with Godot's 3D engine (important to mention that while Godot's 2D engine is complete garbage that has unleashed untold horrors onto Steam, the 3D engine is pretty good). It's unfinished and in Early Access as the developers try to get paid money for things they haven't even done yet. It's from Nannings, and while this review is absolutely going to be all about the game(s), first I need to point out that Nannings are scammers... they put completely free browser games onto Steam as if they are real PC games, and slap a price tag on them. Charging someone money for something they can get for free is scamming. I think it's really important for gamers to know about this kind of unethical behaviour before they give money to a developer known for trying to scam people. The games have been in Early Access for a long and while the package is still getting updates, it's deep in Development Hell. There's no reasonable expectation that this will ever be completed. Whether the developer lacks the time, funds, or skill/talent required to complete a video game isn't really something gamers should be expected to accept as an excuse. The developer deliberately abuses Early Access by dodging the question that requires developers to commit to a delivery date. Now, why would this already proven unethical developer be reluctant to tell gamers when they will get the full package they paid for? Yeah. The game assets are all fairly mediocre/low quality, in some places they appear mismatched... Ultimately the quality of these assets, and thus the overall visual quality is lower than average, and low quality always makes for a less than optimal gaming experience. Remember, we're looking for the best of the best of 100,000+ games on Steam. It's nice that Nannings are diverting from the usual browser app scams they do to instead running an Early Access scam, but this is not good for gamers. The game features lazy low-polygon "retro" assets, making this look like a barely functional 3D game from the mid 2000s. It's unclear why the developers weren't able to arrange high quality, high polygon count contemporary assets for the game, and also irrelevant... what matters is that this looks bad as a result of their decisions, a compromise PC gamers shouldn't have to put up with. It's good that they're probably not asset flipped, but it does nothing for gamers for all these low quality assets to be present in these games. The games look bad, play bad, and should never be paid for due to the terrible quality. Also, as I often have to point out, resolution and controls tend to be locked so you can't tailor the experience for these games. They may not work properly, or at all. These technical defects push this game below acceptable standards for any modern PC game. The poor quality of this game is reflected by how many people spent time with it. At the time of this review, SteamDB shows the all-time peak player number was only 2 players. This is a remarkably low number, and now, the only player activity occurs once or twice a month, presumably someone loading it up to see what it is then quickly uninstalling it. Considering there's over 120 million gamers on Steam and well over 100,000 games for gamers to choose from, the overwhelming lack of interest in this low quality game is to be expected. So, should you buy this game package? Is this one of the best of the 100,000+ games on Steam? Horror Nightmare Collection is relatively cheap at $2 USD, but it's not worth it. Given the defects and quality issues with the game, coupled with the unrealistic price, this is impossible to recommend. This is also competing with over 11,000 free games available on Steam, many of them far better than this paid product. [quote][b][url=https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/marketing/profile]Profile Features Limited![/url][/b] Valve have marked this game as "Profile Features Limited" at the time of this review. This is usually caused by poor sales figures and low community acceptance for the game (to date). Until this status changes, this game will not give you +1 to your Game Collector badge count, appear in profile achievements or any other Steam meta-accomplishments, nor can it be displayed in some profile showcases. If these factors are important to you, it may be worth holding off before buying this game.[/quote]
Collection of six short horror games that don’t come with any twists and surpises. All six games can be played in any sequence because they are simply selected from the main menu. Except for the location and story, which are scarcely worth mentioning, they are all similar, last about 10-20 minutes, and lack any distinctive mechanics or gameplay components. Controls are simple because you can only move around and interact with objects. Hotspots are not marked, but you will notice the relevant action, such as open and pick up, when you go close enough and move your mouse over the hotspot. Everything is usually obvious. Although you can fail in the stories if you are captured by the enemy, there is a checkpoint just before the chase segment so you do not waste time. However, they are still quite annoying because you have to wait or click through a cutscene or text bubbles each time you fail. The stories take place in a prison where something is wrong with the inmates, a forest where you collect body parts of a missing friend, a cornfield where you run from a possessed scarecrow, a mine maze where you follow waypoints to place bombs, a glade with an axe-wielding garden gnome, and the final one in which a scientist opens a portal to hell. The latter is the only one where you have a weapon to defend yourself. The game still has an early access tag, which means new games might be added in future updates.
At First The Game Is Dull And Boring, Over Time It Gets Better After Every Game And Their Latest Game In The Collection Gave Me Goose Bumps
[b] P. S. Если сложно пройти игру, используй мое руководство: [/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3561496240 [h1] 144p [/h1] Приведу странное сравнение, но оно отлично объясняет, почему у этой ничтожной подделки такой завышенный рейтинг. Ситуация напоминает современные «взломы телеканалов» на YouTube: какой-нибудь ноунейм делает плашку "оповещения от правительства" в 2013 или другой rytpшер вставляет японскую рекламу с Рональдом Макдональдом, и после этого каждый школьник начинает считать это вершиной контента - и вставлять эти приемы УЖЕ В СВОИ работы. Когда выходили настоящие ретро-хорроры вроде Resident Evil или драйвовые проекты типа Quake, Duke Nukem и Half-Life, они предлагали что-то по-настоящему новое. Сейчас же любой «энтузиаст» клепает ходилки на пять минут с вырвиглазной графикой и называет это ретро-хоррором. Этот "сборник" как раз таки об этом. Horror Nightmare Collection представляет собой сборник из шести неполноценных игр, которые больше похожи на тестовые огрызки на заценитель. Общее время прохождения всей коллекции занимает примерно 1 час 15 минут. Почти в каждой игре задача примитивна: мы беззащитны, нам нужно дважды найти какой-то предмет, чтобы продвинуться дальше, после чего внезапно появляется монстр, от которого нужно бежать. В итоге нас всё равно съедают, и на этом наступает конец. Выделить на фоне этой безвкусицы можно разве что четвёртую, пятую и шестую игры. Четвертая игра запомнилась мини-игрой с шахтами, где тикает таймер и создаётся хоть какое-то напряжение из-за запутанных коридоров и постоянно преследующих глаз. В пятой автор пытался в философию, но вышла какая-то шляпа, хотя появились подобия лабиринтов (но ИИ слепой как крот). В шестой, которую с огромной натяжкой уже можно назвать хоррором, даже дают пистолет для защиты на одной мини-арене и паре тройке корридоров. Однако обольщаться не стоит: если вы погибли, готовьтесь к неприлично долгим загрузкам с чекпоинта. И так относительно ВСЕХ игр в коллекции. Эта КАЛЛекция — наглядный пример того, как людям скармливают хреновую графику и пару примитивных предсказуемых скримеров под соусом «ретро». Платить за такое — себя не уважать. Ни одна из этих поделок меня не напугала, ловить в них абсолютно нечего. [h3] Вывод: [/h3] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3612049014 [i] P. S. 2x. Понравился отзыв или мой профиль? Скинь награду Steam на отзыв. Благодаря вашей поддержке я продолжаю получать удовольствие от игр и написания обзоров! [/i]
Einfach nur weird-
Люблю хорроры и подобный графический стиль, но блин контента максимум на час и такой наркоманский бред что еще поискать нужно. Спасибо, но нет!
This is an entertaining collection of horror games. They are short, atmospheric and some are quite challenging! Port to Hell and Forsaken Prison were both standout to me. There is plenty in terms of style and unique story telling, to draw the attention of the player in and keep them interested. Not too many, but enough jump scares to keep the anxiety levels up. I would definitely recommend for the price!
A collection of retro horror games. Currently there are six short, but the developer seems to add more games over time, which I like!
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