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Breaking up is never easy. But in Sweetheart, ending a relationship that began in childhood turns into something considerably more terrifying.

Psalm 5:9-13 invites players into an apparently ordinary location, where things gradually begin to feel very wrong.

A motel job should be simple enough. Make the beds, clean the rooms, take out the rubbish and collect your pay. Unfortunately for those at the heart of Creepy Shift: Uncle Joe’s Motel, a fresh start turns into something much darker.

The end of the world sounds like it should be loud. But not in Birds Watching, as it launches on Xbox.

Combining unsettling sci-fi with surgical simulation, Angle Engine asks one simple question: how far would you go if the survival of the human race depended on it?

Airports are stressful enough without being hunted by an unknown entity. Terminal Shift turns one of the world's most familiar locations into a looping psychological nightmare, challenging Xbox players to escape a deserted terminal where reality refuses to stay still.

Fancy a co-op adventure where hauling scrap is just as important as surviving monsters? Wreck Runners arrives today on Xbox Series X|S, PC with Xbox Play Anywhere support, and PlayStation 5, throwing teams of up to four players into the heart of the infamous Bermuda Triangle in search of valuable loot.

Finding somewhere affordable to live can be stressful at the best of times. Welcome to Kowloon takes that familiar worry and twists it into something far more sinister, as the acclaimed indie horror experience arrives on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 after earning Very Positive user reviews on Steam.

Buckshot Roulette has now made a surprise arrival on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC and, perhaps best of all, Game Pass, giving Xbox players their first chance to experience one of the biggest indie horror sensations of recent years.

It feels like you can't move through the Xbox Store these days without stumbling into another trip through the Backrooms. Endless yellow corridors, flickering lights and the constant feeling that something is watching have become a horror subgenre all of their own. The Backrooms: Forsaken is the latest to arrive, hoping that a stronger narrative and companion character help it rise above an increasingly crowded field.