Step into the Vault of the Undead
Spooky Tales is a retro-horror anthology featuring four short, self-contained horror stories. Inspired by 1920s pulp cosmic dread, the unsettling body horror of Junji Ito, and the gritty charm of 1980s VHS B-movies, each tale delivers its own unique atmosphere. A compact yet intense experience for anyone who loves horror in all its forms.
Cursed Aesthetics
Immerse yourself in gritty PSX-style visuals and a weird fiction art direction steeped in decay. Guiding you through these four tales is a charismatic undead storyteller with a morbid sense of humor.
PLAY FOUR UNIQUE TALES
The Abyss-Borne
A solitary fisherman arrives in a remote coastal village where something ancient stirs beneath the black waters. After brief encounters with the town’s strange and uneasy locals, you set out alone into the open sea, drifting across the dark ocean in a small fishing boat. Armed with your harpoon, you’ll hunt in the depths while watching the silent horizon… because the deeper you fish, the clearer it becomes that something beneath the waves may be watching you.
Rineko
A mysterious new student, Rineko, joins the school’s occult club. Her beauty is captivating… but something about her feels unsettling. As she grows closer to the boys in the club, strange events begin to unfold, and it becomes clear that the charming new girl may be hiding a terrible secret.
Golly Soda Pop
A ghost-hunting TV crew breaks into haunted locations chasing ratings instead of safety. Their latest target is the abandoned Golly Soda Pop factory, a place surrounded by rumors of strange happenings. As the crew ventures deeper inside with their cameras rolling, they may end up capturing something far more real than they expected.
Pepperoni Johnson
Nothing pairs better with a late night than pizza… but this party is about to become a real killer. After his parents leave town, a young man decides to throw a late-night pizza party at his house. Sure, there have been a few mysterious disappearances around the city and rumors of a serial killer on the loose… but that’s hardly a good reason to cancel a party, right? What could possibly go wrong?
