Games Like Night Bus

Night Bus

Night Bus is a thrilling public transit simulator that costs less than a bus ticket! It's your first night on the job: Pick up passengers, take their fares, enjoy the beautiful countryside, and please ignore That Which Has No Eyes.

★ CASE OF THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF KEIKO HARAEDA ★ BEFRIENDED CURSE ★ ANALOG - SKIN OFF ★ SILENT STILL 2 ★ 10:59 ★ CALLUS ★ MIDNIGHT SNACK ★ CAVE CRAWLER ★ WE ♥ IT 
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Case of the mysterious death of Keiko Haraeda

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About This Game

Japan, September 12, 1999, at 8:00 p.m., Ms. Keiko Haraeda collapsed in her room and was found dead. Although the police have ruled that there is no case and closed the investigation, many puzzling points remain, and the family is still calling for information.

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Befriended Curse

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About This Game

Witches, curses, and fairy tales meet horror in this classic walking sim with an eerie atmosphere and well-paced jumpscares.

Player reviews say you can…

  • …pet cats.
  • …watch a witch blend into the forest until you can't trust what you're seeing.
  • …navigate the whole house by scattered candles after the power gets cut.
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Analog - Skin off

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About This Game

Skin Off is an analog horror game where you play as a teenager spending a summer night alone at your uncle’s house. As you wait for your friends to arrive the next day, a strange message is broadcasted on national television, signaling the start of a nightmare you can’t escape.

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Silent Still 2

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About This Game

Silent Still 2 is a first-person psychological horror that traps you in the paralyzing nightmare of sleep paralysis. Helpless and unable to escape, you’ll face unspeakable entities that watch, whisper, and move when you can’t. Blurring the line between waking and something far worse

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CALLUS

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About This Game

Callus is a story about coldness, overprotection, and indifference. It can turn your soul inside out and crawl under your skin, leaving a lasting mark. Or it may simply pass you by. It all depends on where you choose to look… and what you are willing to see.