Unsorted Horror

Entering into the world of Unsorted Horror, Players will choose a CD out of five choices to launch a game, and the most common denominator for all these games are the interactive and puzzle-based mechanics, as well as an aesthetic that masterfully blends the eerie, the mechanical, and brought to life by PS1 style of graphics with its low poly models, low resolution text, and soundbytes. The use of retro and metallic textures immerses players in a palpable sense of dread, evoking a world where rust and machinery coexist in a symbiotic dance of terror.

Unsorted Horror is an anthology of five short first-person horror games that beckons players to explore the depths of dark dystopian settings, metallic environments, and immersive interactive horror. 🟩Pros +Immersive Atmosphere and Unique Aesthetics +Storytelling Variety +Unique Gameplay Mechanics for each game +Environments and Sound Design +Completely free-to-play 🟥Cons -Limited Interaction -Short playtime for each game

Five super atmospheric minigames in which each of them are inside a different disc, transporting the player to the mythical 90s. This is not the main premise of Unsorted Horror, it’s in fact the first image that we have of this experience produced in its entirety by the hand of Mike Klubnika, a solo dev who exposes his imagination through experimental games. If you’re curious after playing the Unsorted Horror episodes,