Games like SEPTEMBER 1999
What it is
A short, VHS-style found footage horror game. Players explore for 5 minutes 30 seconds with zoom controls.
The catch
Why it is here
It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 84% positive, but with 2,487 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.
View SEPTEMBER 1999 on SteamMore like this: Horror Psychological Horror Gore
Six games like SEPTEMBER 1999

LOEK is a casual arcade game where players dodge farm animals and rockets to earn medals and unlock levels. It features minimal randomness and a straightforward, skill-based core loop.
Both are tagged Gore, Psychological Horror and Free to Play.
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Rage Wars is a 2D shooter with a story mode and zombie arena. Players use a rage mechanic and collect potatoes to unlock weapons.
Both are tagged Gore, Psychological Horror and Indie.
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Five short horror stories named after animals, playable in any order, where point-and-click choices about time travel, black magic and immortality end with the character dead or barely surviving.
Both are tagged Gore, Psychological Horror and Indie.
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This is a survival horror adventure game with a focus on narrative and exploration. Players uncover a dark story through text and choices, facing gruesome consequences.
Both are tagged Gore, Psychological Horror and Horror.
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This is a first-person survival horror game focused on exploration and puzzle-solving to escape a dangerous environment. It offers a terrifying, immersive experience with photorealistic graphics.
Both are tagged Gore, Horror and Free to Play.
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Physics-based brawler with ragdoll combat and environmental traps. Features tactical, high-stakes battles where skill and precision lead to instant kills.
Both are tagged Gore, Free to Play and Multiplayer.
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