Free to playScream Collector A haunted house that grows itself
Harvest screams to buy ghosts and creepier rooms, then step inside your own haunted house and explore it.
Is Scream Collector worth it?
Scream Collector is worth it if…
- you want a low-pressure idler that runs in the background and asks nothing of you for hours
- you like Halloween: creaky houses, pixel-art ghosts and playful horror rather than real scares
- you enjoy incremental games where resetting an area makes the next run faster
- you like poking at mini-games and hidden puzzles between stretches of idle progress
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A haunted house that grows one scream at a time
You start with a modest spooky room and click to collect screams, the currency of the whole enterprise. Screams buy horrors: spiders, witches, cryptids and worse, each one adding to the scene with its own little animation. Milestones in your monster counts hand out bonuses, and when prices climb past what clicking can cover, you reset the area for a permanent percentage boost and rebuild with sinister efficiency.
The house keeps unfolding. Beyond the exterior and main hall there is a basement, a bunker and a bathroom to furnish, each with its own resources, its own gems and its own mini-games to unlock. Some of those mini-games are little puzzles in themselves: feed the toilet a cockroach when one wanders by, melt a witch into goo at the right moment.
