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2016PCSteam Deck playable55 % positive1.99 €

A short first-person indie horror where you relive disturbing recorded footage from the viewpoints of several characters. I know it only from limited metadata, so this rating is conservative.

  • Dread and tension
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

The closest matches for The Final Take are September 7th, Find Yourself and The Baby In Yellow. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Final Take special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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September 7th

93 %Match

2023PCSteam Deck playable87 % positive5.69 €

Brings what grabs you about The Final Take: dread and tension, a dark atmosphere as well as easy-to-grasp systems.

You follow Dima through a move that slowly turns into an unsettling nightmare, where evil elves watch and toy with you. The game's appeal lies in its eerie, surreal atmosphere and the constant uncertainty about what is real.

Find Yourself

Dread and tension

A short first-person psychological horror game set in claustrophobic, eerie subway cars. You explore the surroundings and confront the fears of the main character.

The Baby In Yellow

Dread and tension

You babysit a child in an eerie house and must keep it content by feeding, changing and playing with it. Every neglected need raises the tension until the child becomes something you can no longer control.

Father's Day

Dread and tension

You follow Phil, who after losing his wife and son pursues a secret plan to bring them back. The game builds an unsettling, psychological atmosphere that slowly pulls you into his obsession.

The Ghost Train

Dread and tension

The Ghost Train is a horror game that sends you aboard an eerie train full of dread. Its atmosphere and unsettling mood are at the core as you make your way through the journey.

The Closing Shift

Dread and tension

A short Japanese-style indie horror game in which you play a young woman working a late closing shift as eerie events unfold. Tension comes from atmosphere and mundane routine that gradually turns sinister.

Don't Play This

Accessible and relaxed

You work through five eerie stories that all converge on the same unsettling ending, and the game keeps asking whether you can really endure it. Its appeal lies in the claustrophobic first-person view and the steady psychological pressure.

The Radio Station

Realistic visuals

The Radio Station is a Japanese psychological horror walking simulator where you explore an unsettling, photo-realistic setting. You solve puzzles and gradually uncover what lies behind the eerie events.

Simulacra

Accessible and relaxed

You dig through a missing woman's smartphone, reading messages, using apps and watching videos, to piece together a creepy mystery. A short, story-driven horror experience told through found-footage-style screen interaction.

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