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Games like The Horrorscope

2020PCSteam Deck verified93 % positive1.99 €

The Horrorscope is a short horror visual novel where you answer a series of unsettling questions that reveal your possible fate. Its appeal lies in the uncomfortable questions and the nagging doubt over whether you really want the answers.

  • Dread and tension
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for The Horrorscope are Saya no Uta, Doki Doki Literature Club! and Missed Messages.. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Horrorscope special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Saya no Uta

98 %Match

2003PC91 % positive

Brings what grabs you about The Horrorscope: dread and tension, a dark atmosphere as well as a relaxed difficulty.

A short, disturbing horror visual novel from Nitroplus: after an accident a medical student sees the world as flesh and viscera, with only Saya appearing beautiful to him. It is a bleak, uncompromising blend of cosmic dread and tragic romance.

Missed Messages.

Strong, story-driven narrative

A short, text-message-driven visual novel where you chat with a mysterious goth girlfriend through a phone. It blends romance, memes and horror, and hinges on a surprising shift in perspective.

Tiny Bunny

Strong, story-driven narrative

A dark horror visual novel set in a remote Russian village and forest, where your decisions shape the story and its multiple endings. Its creeping dread and branching paths drive the tension.

We Know the Devil

Strong, story-driven narrative

A short, unsettling visual novel about three teens at a summer camp who must face the devil. It focuses on fraught friendship, exclusion and identity, presented in a bold blue-and-red art style.

The Letter

Dread and tension

A horror visual novel where seven people are bound by a curse and your decisions steer their fates. The real terror lies less in the shadows than in what people will do to survive.

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