
A collection of 7 trashy horror games!... this will definitely give you an 80s vibe!
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There are 7 different games inspired by cult horror movies from the 80's and 90's. That exaggerated horror in some cases even comical and disturbing.
Some games are more horror and tension oriented, others are based on bullshit movies like (Scary Movie).
Each game has its own particularity, making them unique! Embark on various adventures and take a dive back to the 80s.
"1873" is a horror and investigation game, with elements of armed combat. Using the vibe of the 1800s. For those who are used to my games, this one has a very different style.

"DAD" is a horror game with a bizarre style and story. Inspired by horror and suspense films from the 80s and 90s. With PS1 style graphics.
"Fart Killer" is a short trash comedy game mixed with cult horror from the 80s. With totally absurd and meaningless scenes. Don't expect a super Hollywood production... It's much better than that!
"Gears 2" is a psychological survival horror game. Inspired by the movies "SAW". Bringing different mechanics from the first game. Bringing tense moments with a lot of gore... forcing you to make decisions that will lead to life or death.
"Halloween Revenge" is a short horror game inspired by trash horror movies from the 80s. Mixing weird horror with comedy and weird characters. This mix results in a nostalgic game.
"Trash Night" is a horror and drama game inspired by the cult horror films of the 80s and 90s... The golden age of VHS tapes. With "PS1" style graphics and an environment reminiscent of low-budget films.
"We Are Not Alone - Contact" is a reimagining of the first game. Inspired by alien horror films from the 80s, bringing comical horror and at the same time scary and bloody.

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fart killer very bad nie ma fabułki jest caseoh 2/10
most boring of the bunch it's so slowww and "gears 2" just doesn't work
Do you know the feeling of watching Tales From The Crypt episodes by a dark october night while enjoying hot chocolate and being wrapped in a bed cover ? Whell, these series of game collections mostly do provide the same delightful feeling. I've had so much fun going through the first four collections, that it deeply saddens me to write this negative review. Compared to the first collection, two main issues arise. 1 -> Some games, in an attempt to provide more realistic lighting and shading, run awfully bad. Sometimes you get from 60+ fps to 15, just by rotating your viewing angle a few degrees in a direction or another, simply because some lights/effects are unnecessarily overheading the Unity render pipeline. It has nothing to do with hardware, as it pretty much go to sleep when that happens. 2 ->Some games do cointain game breaking bugs, which make them either very hard or impossible to complete if it occurs. Gears 2 doesn't reset his "points" which acts like a currency system that you need to use to progress (and there is no way to recover them), even when starting a new game. So, if you make one mistake, you found yourself lacking the points you need to finish it. If you do make a flawless run (like I managed to do), you will start with the same amount of points you got when you finished it the first time, and there isn't enough to complete the game a second time. Halloween Revenge can also softlock you, as you are supposed to receive text messages from a friend to trigger the progress, but it has a high tendancy to simply not happen. I had to restart the whole game three times to be able to complete it. We are not Alone - Contact, is much darker than its standalone version on itch, for some reason. Making the last part of the game very hard as you can't see much of anything, as if all indirect lighting was disabled. These are just of few. The thing is, for "horror" and "creepiness" to work as intended, one has to be immersed within the experience. Going from smooth gameplay to a real slogfest for no apparent reason doesn't help at all. Likewise, getting into gamebreaking bugs and softlocks only add more frustration to the experience. To sum it up, I would say that the game themselves are quite cool and fun, but I'm amazed by the fact that not only none of these issues have been adressed since its release in march, but the dev has yet to even acknowledge them.
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Trash Horror Collection 5 continues 616 GAMES’ love letter to VHS-era horror, but this entry feels more experimental and uneven than earlier collections. With 7 games for $5, the value is still solid, but this collection leans harder into genre variety than consistency. Instead of a tight lineup of short, punchy horror experiences, Collection 5 feels like a creative sandbox where ideas are tested—some landing extremely well, others feeling more like curiosities than full concepts. The standout entries here are 1873 and Gears 2. 1873 is a genuine surprise, blending investigation, atmosphere, and armed combat in a grim 1800s setting that feels completely different from the rest of the series. It’s slower, more methodical, and far more grounded, showing that 616 GAMES can step outside VHS parody when they want to. Gears 2 builds meaningfully on the original with more mechanics, harsher decision-making, and unapologetic gore. It captures that grimy SAW-inspired tension better than most indie attempts, forcing players to live with their choices rather than simply react to scares. On the other end of the spectrum, games like Fart Killer, Halloween Revenge, and Trash Night fully embrace absurdist trash horror. These are intentionally dumb, chaotic, and drenched in low-budget charm—exactly the kind of nonsense you’d expect from a late-night VHS rental. DAD sits somewhere in the middle, offering PS1-style surreal horror with an off-putting narrative that won’t click for everyone, but still feels distinct. We Are Not Alone – Contact revisits familiar territory, expanding on the alien horror theme with more blood, humor, and polish, though it doesn’t feel as fresh if you’ve played earlier entries. Overall, Trash Horror Collection 5 feels like a turning point rather than a greatest-hits compilation. It’s messier, more experimental, and less cohesive than Collections 1–3, but also more ambitious. If you’re here for polished consistency, this might feel like a step sideways. If you enjoy seeing a developer push ideas, remix old concepts, and occasionally swing wildly, this collection still earns its place in the Trash Horror lineup. The Ember Archives https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45601239/
O DESTAQUE SENDO GEARS 2 E PRINCIPALMENTE FART KILLER. JOGO COM UMA OTIMIZAÇÃO TENEBROSA COM DESTAQUE AO PIOR JOGO DA 616 SENDO 1873. ESSE É O ÚNICO PACK QUE PELO PREÇO NÃO RECOMENDO COMPRAR
6/10
A bit sloppier then previous titles but still decent I guess 4/10
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