Dreader is a minimum indie horror game designed to destabilize players through its terrible view, dreadful sound design and psychological stress. Unlike traditional horror games, which rely on jump scares, the drawer thrives on subtle discomfort and expectations. The game takes the players to a dark digital labyrinth, where each option feels mysterious and unpredictable.
Navigate through an unstable, volatile maze filled with strange scenes.
Pay attention to stress-enhancing sound signals.
Talk with terrible messages and scenes that change the atmosphere.
Progress carefully - the game plays on your expectations.
Keep calm and focus while navigating mazes.
Observe patterns and subtle changes in the environment.
Keep using - the game is small but is full of hidden meaning.
Retro pixel-art style with a chilling environment.
Minimum design that increases stress.
Short yet powerful horror experience.
Perfect for fans of psychological and experimental horror.
Unlike the typical horror title, Drader is not afraid of gore or loud. Instead, it creates a creeping sense of fear through pacing, visual deformation and unstable messages. This subtle approach makes it particularly memorable for fans of indie horror and practical story.