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13 games to get you in the mood for Halloween, ranging from festively cute to mildly eerie to downright scary. Ordered roughly from no-horror to full-fledged horror.

1. Red Trees (Caramel) - A lovely little fetch-quest/puzzle game featuring a dark mystery monster lurking in the woods surrounding an idyllic small town… Very cute and gay with some slightly creepy undertones.

2. Ghost Party (Tuan & Marshall) - A calming little blue game where you play as a ghost and try to prevent the people touring your house from getting killed one by one. Lots of items to pick up. Also lots of deaths but not the scary kind.

3. After the Bell (@razrrgames) - A short & sweet fetch-quest game featuring gay ghost girls. Need I say more?

4. Free Spirits (PentagonBuddy & emmych) - This FABULOUS game is set in 1920′s NYC and follows the ghost-cajoling career of two sisters. There’s like four, five trans characters? Maybe more. I lost count. Lovely characters, writing, graphics…. everything, basically.

5. Halloween Flop (Demonfly Studios) - A light-hearted battle-based game featuring a trio of supernatural friends: a witch, a vampire, and an adorable ghost. Full of fun pop culture references and terrible puns. Very orange.

6. Halloween Bash (Demonfly Studios) - The prequel to Halloween Flop; basically the same thing, except purple and also more ‘80′s.

7. Monster Love Party (@maimiestoybox) - A bit darker in nature than the previous games on this list but still essentially light-hearted, this game follows a teacher who finds himself trapped in an abandoned Halloween supply store with three weird kids.

8. Trick & Treat (Rabbiton Books) - A puzzle/exploration game with horror elements in which a pumpkin maid searches for her witch creator in a cursed mansion on Halloween and stuffs her pockets with candy while she’s at it.

9. Misao (Sen (Miscreant’s Room)) - In this survival horror game you play as a student who wakes up to find her high school transported to a demonic realm. Is the spirit of her dead classmate to blame? Who knows! Play it and find out. (Extremely heavy TW on this game; please read the content warnings at the top of the game page before playing.)

10. From Next Door (SpaceZeta) - A creepy exploration game with great atmosphere in which you move into a nice new house…. With a mysterious locked room…. And a bunch of the old tenant’s stuff scattered around….. Not to mention the weird windowless building next door. What could go wrong?

11. The Witch’s House (Fummy) - A survival horror/puzzle classic in which you make your way slowly through a witch’s, uh, house, dodging death around every corner. There’s also a black cat who follows you around with unclear intentions. What else can I say about it? It’s a classic and if you haven’t played it already then you should.

12. Mad Father (Sen (Miscreant’s Room)) - A horror/puzzle/exploration packed with zombies, gore, mad science, an incredibly large mansion, and a stunning soundtrack. Has some genuinely scary moments as well as the B-movie aspects of an effects-heavy slasher. Quite lovable.

13. The Boogie Man (Uri) - Technically the third in its series but works just as well as a standalone. (The Crooked Man is also definitely worth your time, although its tone is quite different from TBM’s.) Play as a troubled detective whose couple’s retreat gets thrown off course by a gruesomely jolly serial killer who takes a particular interest in him. Don’t let the surface-level slasher aspects fool you–this is an immensely absorbing psychological thriller which I haven’t stopped thinking about since I first got all of its endings.

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