Under the bed
by KMLO
A child creeps through a pitch-dark house, pausing to let their eyes adjust
Horror games in the browser build tension with atmosphere, sound and the unknown, from short scares to longer story-driven experiences.
Play with headphones for the full effect, and check each listing’s description for content notes.
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by KMLO
A child creeps through a pitch-dark house, pausing to let their eyes adjust
by ToothandClaw
A short point-and-click horror about three statues with bodies preserved inside
by A. V. Dossow
Manage an apartment block and work out which tenants have been replaced by doppelgangers
by ENDYSIS
A short horror visual novel about an artist trying to finish his final painting
by AlgebraFalcon
A surreal horror puzzle game about helping lost souls move on
by bun_tired
A darkly funny 20-second clicker: tidy your room before the policeman notices
by pixelb
A lone reporter investigates two missing children at a sinister orphanage
by doublecrow
A short narrative horror game about taking care of your body
Good places to start on GameHub: Under the bed, Stone House Orphanage, These Heavenly Bodies and Doppelpartment. Browse all 10 horror games above and sort by most upvoted or most played.
3 games here work on phones: These Heavenly Bodies, what body? and Dreader. Use the “Works on phone” filter on the home page to see only phone-friendly games.
Yes, all of them can be played for free in the browser. Of the 10 listed, 10 are completely free. Each listing says which.
No. Every game on GameHub runs in a web browser. The Play button opens the game on the developer’s own site; GameHub never hosts or re-uploads games.
GameHub is a free directory of indie games you play in the browser, on the developer’s own site. We never host or re-upload games: every “Play” button sends you to the game’s official page. Links are checked daily, and developers can add their games for free.
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