About Horror Games Hub
Horror Games Hub is an independent reference site for horror games that play in a browser tab. Every title here has a page carrying a full walkthrough, an item list, difficulty notes and a control reference, written from the game itself rather than from another guide. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the games listed.
What you will find on each game page
Every game page follows the same structure so you always know where to look:
- How to play — the control scheme and the first few minutes, so you are not guessing.
- How to beat it — the objective order that works, with the choices that matter called out.
- Important items — what to pick up and what to leave.
- Difficulty modes — what actually changes between them.
- Tips — the mistakes that cost a run, and how to avoid them.
- FAQ — the questions readers ask most, answered directly.
How the game list is put together
A title earns a page when three things are true: it runs in a browser without an install, it is recognisably a horror game rather than a title that merely has monsters in it, and there is enough publicly documented about it to write something genuinely useful. Each entry records its developer, engine, release date, orientation and the platforms it runs on, and those fields are taken from the game's own materials rather than inferred.
Pages are dated by their own content, not by when the site happened to be edited. If a walkthrough is corrected, that page's date changes; the rest of the site stays put. This is deliberate — it means a date on a page tells you something real about that page.
Corrections
Walkthroughs go wrong, and games get patched. If something on a page does not match what you are seeing, write to us with the game name and what you observed. Corrections get applied to the page itself, and that page's date updates to reflect the change.
Contact
The fastest route is email: support@horrorgameshub.com. It reaches the person who edits the pages. There is no support ticket system and no chat widget — a game page is a document, and a bug in a document is fixed by email faster than by a form.
We do not accept paid placement, and a game's inclusion is not for sale. We also cannot host game files, so we cannot accept re-upload requests.