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A horror puzzle game set on a fictional Deep Web. Hunt eight hidden keys to build the URL of a Red Room before your 30 days run out, while hackers…
Remember how mysterious and dark Project DeepWeb felt at its best? These games are a good place to start.
A horror puzzle game set on a fictional Deep Web. Hunt eight hidden keys to build the URL of a Red Room before your 30 days run out, while hackers probe your machine and someone may be outside your window. Difficult, tense and genuinely unsettling.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
It is 1999 and the internet runs on sleep. As a Hypnospace Enforcer you patrol a sprawling fake 90s web: takedown copyright thieves, chase hackers, dodge adware, and fall down link after link into pages full of strange, heartfelt people. A detective game, a comedy, and a love letter to the web we lost.
Mysterious, Atmospheric, Story-driven
you find an abandoned fps game on an old computer. you decide to play it.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
A letter asks you to investigate a missing person case with the help of a strange program called Desktop Explorer.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
A journalist in 1990s Eastern Europe gets an anonymous email: dig through a wiki-like database about the town of Kozlovka and report back. Fill in the gaps in your reports, follow links from article to article, and piece together what is wrong with this place. A short, atmospheric mystery that trusts you to connect the dots yourself.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
You are the new Operator at the FDI, and the field agents call you when a case needs cracking. Dig through photos, databases and call transcripts on your console, feed agents what they need, and follow a conspiracy that starts pulling you in. A short, sharp detective story told entirely through a desktop.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
Congratulations, you've found Dingir OS — an operating system that lets you glimpse into the darkest corners of the internet. Browse forbidden websites, investigate lethal files, and immerse yourself in the world of digital legends. (We are not responsible for anything that may happen to you.)
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
A hacker-for-hire puzzle game about the dark side of the internet. Search databases, crack passwords, send phishing links and chat with targets in disguise to solve dangerous cases. Every case touches cyber violence and privacy in ways that feel uncomfortably real, and your choices shape where the story goes.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline. Play as an intelligence agent, exploring a retro computer interface to decipher secret files, watch mysterious videos, and uncover the dark secrets behind a young man's death.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
A cybercriminal tries to get into a major hacking group but catches the attention of some sort of Deep Web mafia. You must crack into servers and devices in order to obtain valuable information while avoiding getting murdered by a bunch of Deep Web killers.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
A paranoid cybercriminal tries to regain control over an underground marketplace stolen by his former coworkers. You must utilize your hacking and intelligence gathering skills to get rid of hitmen sent by your enemies in a race with worsening mental state and terrifying hallucinations.
Mysterious, Dark, Atmospheric
A first-person adventure through a 3D parody of the 90s internet, run by the supercorp NATEM. Slice pop-up ads with a katana, collect likes to unlock new levels, solve puzzles and poke through vaporwave worlds that are funny, colorful and quietly strange. Nonviolent, about eight hours, and unlike anything else on your hard drive.
Mysterious, Atmospheric, Story-driven

A horror puzzle game set on a fictional Deep Web. Hunt eight hidden keys to build the URL of a Red Room before your 30 days run out, while hackers…

Enforce the law on a fake 90s web full of hackers, adware and oddly heartfelt strangers, one strange page at a time.

You play a 1990s journalist digging through a wiki-like database to uncover what is wrong with a small Eastern European town.

Congratulations, you've found Dingir OS — an operating system that lets you glimpse into the darkest corners of the internet.

A hacker-for-hire puzzle game about the dark side of the internet.

A cybercriminal tries to get into a major hacking group but catches the attention of some sort of Deep Web mafia.

A paranoid cybercriminal tries to regain control over an underground marketplace stolen by his former coworkers.

You explore a full-3D parody of the early web, solving puzzles, meeting odd characters and collecting likes to open new levels.

Dig through a missing woman's messages and apps, question the people who knew her, and race to uncover the truth before it is too late.


It is a simple game. Help Chibisi make a pie. Simply collect five apples and the victory is yours.

Welcome to Netbreak™, a horror-puzzle experience. When a mysterious USB drive arrives on your desk, your curiosity drags you into a nightmare.

Lily was a normal teenager in 2004, and you just found her laptop.

You play a 1990s journalist digging through a wiki-like database to uncover what is wrong with a small Eastern European town.

Dig through files and clues with a peculiar program to find out what happened to someone who vanished.

Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline.

Investigate a haunted forest house as a small mute mystic who can only ask questions, one conjured card at a time.

Converse with a fading AI and search its memories to uncover what happened at an abandoned facility.

The train is the only escape.

you find an abandoned fps game on an old computer. you decide to play it.

Rescue Bucky's friends from a strange island, then keep digging: the answers go deeper than the screen.

Simon owes dangerous people money, and tonight the only way out is The Game: dig through the dark net for hidden puzzle pieces, hack other PCs while…

You’re stuck inside an abandoned video game, haunted by its own digital decay.

Congratulations! You've been hired by an up and coming Game Development Studio to play-test their New Game (which as of now does not have a title).

Rise against the corporate overlords and become a cyber activist hacker. Join the uprising in a cyberpunk world using radio waves.

Lily was a normal teenager in 2004, and you just found her laptop.

This is a desktop-like adventure game about exploration of the Deep Internet, a sequel to Project DeepWeb.

Dig through files and clues with a peculiar program to find out what happened to someone who vanished.

Simon owes dangerous people money, and tonight the only way out is The Game: dig through the dark net for hidden puzzle pieces, hack other PCs while…

Hey player, It's the day before the Millennium. Follow me, I will give you a unique psychological horror experience.

You play a 1990s journalist digging through a wiki-like database to uncover what is wrong with a small Eastern European town.

Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline.

Congratulations, you've found Dingir OS — an operating system that lets you glimpse into the darkest corners of the internet.

you find an abandoned fps game on an old computer. you decide to play it.

The train is the only escape.

You’re stuck inside an abandoned video game, haunted by its own digital decay.