Under the Ward
Horror
Work the night shift on a hospital ward where the patients keep moving
- Dread built from routine, not monsters
- Binaural audio, best with headphones
- Content warnings in the menu
$11.99
Indie games, curated by players
Fifty indie games from tiny studios, each played and written up by a volunteer curator. Real play times, honest caveats and no paid placement, ever.
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Work the night shift on a hospital ward where the patients keep moving
$11.99
Dive a flooded lighthouse where every breath of air is also your currency
Walk a city borough at 3 a.m. and talk to everyone still awake
Run a 24-hour laundromat, fold clothes and listen to night-owl stories
Bend light through hand-blown glass to fire a glassmaker's old kiln
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Ward Seven · Horror
Work the night shift on a hospital ward where the patients keep moving
Brinewick Games · Roguelikes
Dive a flooded lighthouse where every breath of air is also your currency
Insomnia Hall · Narrative
Walk a city borough at 3 a.m. and talk to everyone still awake
Spin Cycle Studio · Cozy
Run a 24-hour laundromat, fold clothes and listen to night-owl stories
Glasshouse Two · Puzzle
Bend light through hand-blown glass to fire a glassmaker's old kiln
Hearthshrine · Strategy
A card-driven god game where villagers decide whether you exist
Tamsin & Hollow · Platformers
Ride the wind across a mountain range on a kite made of old letters
Foghorn Friends · Horror
Keep the light burning till dawn with friends, while the fog closes in
Shoal Line Games · Strategy
Turn-based tactics on an archipelago where the tide redraws the map
Steam Lantern Co. · Cozy
Build and run a mountain hot spring for tired forest animals
Kasumi & Reed · Roguelikes
A bullet hell where ringing a temple bell rewinds the last three seconds
Valve & Velvet · Narrative
Repair your grandmother's radio and tune into the stations she loved
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Free to read. No paid placement, ever.