Did you see the 28 Games Later: A Horror Showcase? It wrapped up on October 1 with new horror games to follow this Halloween season. The showcase featured 28 games across 40 minutes, including five world premieres, a shadow drop, and demo and release-date announcements.
What Is 28 Games Later?
28 Games Later is Insider Gaming’s showcase for horror and suspense games. It brings together a range of developers and studios. We covered the event ahead of its broadcast, and readers can now explore the announced lineup below.
I genuinely enjoy discovering smaller studios and unusual horror ideas. There’s a huge audience for horror games, with Silent Hill and Resident Evil among the familiar names. Bringing a little shine to other franchises is a great thing, and we love to support this kind of stuff.
New Reveals From 28 Games Later
The official 28 Games Later rundown names five world premieres: Signal Veil, BrokenLore: MIKI-CHAN, Tainted, The Boba Teashop: Refill, and Dark Pals: The 2nd Floor. It also includes trailers and developer interviews for readers who want to learn more.
The lineup has some unusual premises, too. Don’t Fret puts a sentient guitar inside a nightmare music school, while Tenebris Somnia combines retro survival horror with live-action cutscenes.
All 28 Games From the Showcase
Here are all the games in the order they appear in Insider Gaming’s rundown:
- OZARK
- Black Tides Draga’s Wake
- Kumarn: The Wandering Spirit
- Donut Panic
- Where Dolls Hang
- Signal Veil
- Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy
- Tenebris Somnia
- Dreadline Express
- Inkblood
- Ritual Tides
- Mimic
- Expendabots
- AGNI: Village of Calamity
- Don’t Fret
- BrokenLore: MIKI-CHAN
- Shadow Hills Manor
- Gone Feral
- Undead Chronicles
- Dark Fracture
- The Funskin Project
- Night Plane
- Tainted
- Escape From Playtime
- The Subminer
- The Boba Teashop: Refill
- Transit
- Dark Pals: The 2nd Floor
Release and Demo Announcements
The showcase announced an October 1 release for OZARK, a short, story-driven 2.5D action horror game with co-op. Inkblood, a horror mystery about investigating a cult, released a Steam demo that day. The co-op horror extraction game Expendabots has a demo scheduled for October 10.
If you missed 28 Games Later, you can watch the full presentation on YouTube. The Steam event page is another place to explore the games and wishlist anything that catches your attention.
