Run Before He Knows
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A short horror game made for a PS1 game jam in just over a week, where you, a fugitive on the run, find shelter in an old church. Reverend Jim Jagger takes you in, asking only for a bit of help around the place in return. But as you go about your tasks, something about the place feels off.
You get into the elevator... You press the button... Oh, looks like this isn't your floor! Explore strange floors of an unknown building. Who knows, what waits for you there...
Alex and Bob went to the forest to pick mushrooms and ended up staying overnight for a few days. As time passed, they began to feel an increasing sense of unease, as if the forest was watching them and something was not quite right. Their discomfort grew each day, as though they were intruding upon something dark and threatening.
You have been accepted into a secret project. Answer the questions on the screen, simple enough.
A short, atmospheric horror experience where you and a friend are tasked with digging up two bodies, but something isn't right.
Routine. Dread. How do you escape it? You spend your nights delivering packages through quiet streets, trying to make ends meet. Everyone expects you to keep moving, keep working, keep your head down. But one delivery feels different. The customer talks too much. The street is too quiet. And something about this night won't let you go. Maybe this is the night everything changes.
Due Last Week is a short indie horror experience where you play as Miles Kent, a struggling construction worker who lives in a town called Wickerford, barely scraping by. With no money for streaming services, you find comfort in renting cheap VHS tapes from Reel Time Rentals, a run-down but familiar store you visit often.
"It's just a simple job. I go, take out the creature, and make a ton of money. That guy runs an offshore oil rig, obviously loaded, and I need that cash."
You wake up on your own balcony. The door is locked. The lights are too bright to see the city beyond the glass.