Zombie Hunt
The Tall Man
Dawn Chorus
Nightcrawlers: Reverse Stealth Horror
Zombie Head
Undead Corridor
The Freak Circus 2
A Date With Death
Killer Chat
The Coffin Of Andy And Leyley
Anomalous Coffee Machine 2
Poppy Playtime
Bloodmoney 2
Bad Parenting
Big Bad Dogs
Don’t Eat the Cashier
Thats Not My Neighbor
The Boiled One
Amanda The Adventurer
Silent Hill
Granny 3
The Deadseat
Repo
The Baby In Yellow
Five Nights at Freddy’s
Sprunki Phase 3: Horror Music Mixing Mod
The Man From The Window
Scary Teacher 3D
Escape The Backrooms: Liminal Space Horror
Garten Of Banban
99 Nights In The Forest
FNAF 2
Leftovers
The Bedroom
Sad Satan
Roommate
Granny
Pizza Tower Jumpscare
The House is a legendary Flash-era point-and-click horror game that defined early browser scares. Set inside a desolate, black-and-white home linked to a family tragedy, this is not a survival game - it is an interactive haunted house ride. You cannot die, but you must endure severe psychological tension and heavy jumpscares to uncover the mystery.
The gameplay relies entirely on classic "pixel-hunting" mechanics. You do not need a keyboard; the entire experience is controlled with your mouse.
If you prefer intense 3D stealth mechanics where you actually have to run and hide, you might want to load up Granny 4. But if you want pure, distilled jumpscares, stay right here.
The game is strictly linear. You cannot leave a room until you have clicked every required trigger in the correct sequence. If you are stuck, keep investigating the main focal points.
For more point-and-click horror that builds on this classic atmospheric formula, check out our flagship title, The Freak Circus.
Yes. The game is famous for its aggressive jumpscares. It uses flashing imagery, distorted faces, and extremely loud audio spikes right when you are closely focused on reading a note or inspecting an item.
No. This is a strictly narrative, interactive experience. The real challenge is having the nerve to click the next object, knowing a jumpscare is imminent.