5 terrifying indie games

This features been a flag time for big-budget horror video games: Guillermo del Toro and Hideo Kojima's broadly acclaimed Silent Hillsides R.Testosterone levels. Demo, Person Bad expert Shinji Mikami's The Bad Within, Ridley Scott's Alien: Seclusion. But indie outlets happen to be on the shout crew, too -- check out our recommendations for the top 5 virtually all frightening of 2014. Stalking (Windows, Macintosh) In Lurking, you must break free an asylum and avoid shoot by the turned occupants, using simply your ability to hear and wits. You must count on echolocation, each sound you make revealing more of the world you're moving through -- the louder the noise, the farther you'll see. But you're not the simply one discovering by audio. The game needs a mike to perform but uses it to wonderful effect. Lurking is available for both Windows and Mac, and if you're a lucky owner of the Oculus Rift, you can get support for the virtual-reality headset.