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Uncover Horror Gems in Steam’s Halloween Sale

Right now, Steam’s “Steam Scream IV” Halloween event is in full swing, offering a treasure trove of spooky and suspenseful games at steep discounts. While you won’t find major new AAA releases like the latest Resident Evil or Silent Hill titles, the sale is packed with overlooked older games and a huge selection of indie horror experiences available for just a few dollars. It’s a perfect opportunity to expand your collection without spending a fortune.

The definition of a “scream” game here is pretty broad, so not every discounted title is a pure horror experience. Still, a great deal is a great deal, and there’s something for every kind of thrill-seeker.

Let’s look at some recent creepy games that might have slipped under your radar. Perhaps you remember hearing about them, but they never quite made it into your library. While browsing the sale, I spotted several titles from the last few years that were either briefly the talk of the town or never quite achieved mainstream popularity.

Then there are the absolutely brilliant indie titles you simply shouldn’t pass up. These games often deliver some of the most inventive and chilling experiences in the entire genre.

You’ll also discover incredibly affordable games that, for one reason or another, you still haven’t bought. Let’s be realistic, there are only so many hours in a day, and you can’t play everything. However, if you somehow missed out on classics like The Evil Within from 2014 or its excellent sequel, The Evil Within 2, now is your chance to grab them. The original Alan Wake is currently a mere $1.50, and its standalone spin-off, Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, is even cheaper.

This Steam sale is enormous, with many more hidden gems waiting to be discovered. The event continues through November 3, 2025, giving you plenty of time to hunt for your next favorite scary game.

(Source: Kotaku)

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