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The horror genre is alive and well in the gaming space, and that means that new titles are popping up on places like PC for you to enjoy. While these games aren’t in any particular order, and more are likely to be added later, they’re still a great starting point for those wanting a scary good time. So, allow us to show you the scariest new horror games for PC in 2024.
Are you looking for some new upcoming horror games? You’re in luck! Check out our upcoming horror games we can’t wait to play throughout 2025.
#11 Killer Klowns From Outer Space The Game
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S
Steam | PlayStation | Xbox
If you have never seen the cult-classic movie, Killer Klowns From Outer Space The Game will give you a crash course via this asymmetrical multiplayer title. The game is set in Crescent Cove, where a group of clown-looking aliens are attempting to take over. There are three clowns trying to take on seven regular folk, and it’s up to you to choose a side, and then get that side to win.
If you play the Killer Klowns, you’ll have fewer numbers but more abilities to use. Or, if you choose to be one of the people of Crescent Cover, you’ll have more numbers but have to scavenge for weapons and supplies to take on the alien threat!
#10 Alone in the Dark
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S
Steam | PlayStation | Xbox
This next entry is a bit hard to talk about for somewhat obvious reasons. Alone in the Dark, the 2024 version, came out and was meant to be a true “reboot” of the once great horror franchise. They even brought in big stars like David Harbour to make it feel more A-list, while going back to the roots of the original game that terrified audiences.
On its own, the title is solid enough, but it’s not one that set the world ablaze. To that end, the irony of this game is that the people who made it were shut down, which is a horrifying end that no one wanted to see coming.
Still, you can pick up a copy of this game and go on a supernatural search of the Derceto Manor in hopes of uncovering a missing person’s case.
#9 Slitterhead
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S
Steam | PlayStation | Xbox
Are you ready to go kill some monsters? If so, then Slitterhead will have you trying to free a city filled with monsters called Slitterheads, while also unraveling the mystery of your existence! In this case, you play an entity that calls itself Hyoki. This being attaches itself to humans who are willing to help it to take out these monsters.
Just as bad, those monsters are disguising themselves as other humans, which means that the danger could be all around you if you’re not careful!
Unleash powerful attacks to take these monsters down, and learn the truth about who you are in the process!
#8 The Casting of Frank Stone
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S
Steam | PlayStation | Xbox
If you like a certain group of games that tasks you with making decisions that affect the very lives of those around you, you’ll want to check out The Casting of Frank Stone. In this game, you’ll play as a group of characters who are attempting to figure out the truth behind a serial killer who once ravaged their hometown.
However, as they dive into this mystery, they learn that this Frank Stone is much more of a force for evil than they realized, and the whole town soon starts to unravel before their very eyes!
Be careful with every choice that you make because it could be your last.
#7 A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S
Steam | PlayStation | Xbox
Do you think you’ll be able to survive in a world based on the hit horror movie A Quiet Place? Well, now you can give it a shot with A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead. Players are stepping into the role of a young woman named Alex, who finds herself now alone in this harsh world. With these monstrous creatures flooding the world and seeking out their prey from the noise they make, the key means of survival is staying absolutely silent.
Can you manage to avoid making noise and getting by in this world? Then why don’t you turn on your microphone, as this game also features microphone noise detection. The noise you make in real life as you play the game could trigger these creatures towards your location. Prepare not to make a peep with a sudden jump scare.
#6 Crow Country
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S
Steam | PlayStation | Xbox | Nintendo
If you love the retro classic survival horror games from the 1990s, Crow Country might be a game you might be interested in. Developed to mimic the classic survival horror games of yesteryear, players step into the role of special agent Mara Forest. You’re on a case to uncover what happened to Edward Crow’s disappearance.
His amusement park has since been closed, and it’s your first area to explore in hopes of uncovering clues. Of course, as you explore this amusement park, you’ll soon find more than rundown rides. Carefully explore the park, solve the puzzles, and uncover what truly happened to Edward Crow.
#5 Still Wakes The Deep
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S
Steam | PlayStation | Xbox
If that last one was a bit too freaky for you, and you want a different kind of immersive horror experience, check out Still Wakes The Deep.
This game revolves around a man stuck on an oil rig that is being attacked by a mysterious monster. Your goal isn’t to fight the beast, as you’re just one man. However, you will descend further into the rig to try and find a way out, and see if there is anything that can be done to stop the horror that is ripping your world apart.
While the gameplay is light in this title, the experience is what you will stay for.
#4 Zoochosis
Platforms: Windows
Working at a zoo is easy, right? That’s what they told you when you chose to be the night manager at the zoo. However, as Zoochosis will show you, not everything is as simple as it makes itself out to be. You’ll figure out that some of these animals are true monsters, and your job now becomes not only saving yourself, but rescuing the animals that are in danger from this threat!
Your choices will determine how well you do or how quickly you die. Will you attempt to save all the animals you can? Or will you attempt to save yourself? The game’s ending will change based on that and more!
#3 S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl
Platforms: Windows, Xbox Series X/S
To say that this game has had a long road to release is an understatement. They even delayed the game again to later in 2024, further proving it’s kind of cursed. However, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl finally made it through the finish line!
The game takes place years after the SECOND nuclear disaster went and irradiated the area, making things even more dangerous than they were before. You are one of the few brave, or stupid, enough to enter this place, and will soon find that many adventures and dangers await you within it.
Just know that once you go in, you might not make it out.
#2 Until Dawn (Remake)
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows
We also have the remake of arguably one of the most important horror games of the last few gaming generations. Until Dawn was the first of several choice-driven horror titles that influenced many titles that followed.
You’ll play as a group of friends who head to a mountain retreat on the anniversary of their previous trip, which resulted in two friends of theirs vanishing.
Things immediately go wrong, as they soon find themselves fighting for their lives against a mysterious threat. With traps and dangers everywhere, every single choice you make will determine the fates of all around you. Will you make it to the dawn? Or will this be the last night of your life?
#1 Silent Hill 2 Remake
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Windows
The Silent Hill 2 Remake is exactly what you think it is—a full-on remake of the classic PS2 title that helped redefine the horror genre.
You’ll play a man who receives a letter from his late wife, beckoning him to come to Silent Hill and find her. However, once he gets there, he’s met by monsters, lookalikes, and much more. The game received a serious visual overhaul via Unreal Engine, and even expands on some areas from the original release. Veteran fans have praised the work Bloober Team has put into this game and it’s certainly been a real treat to play this past year. So if you haven’t done so yet, give it a try!
