$0.99VHS Vermin
Press play on a grimy '80s horror tape. VHS Vermin is Part 1 of the VHS Horror Series: a retro survival-horror boomer shooter across three standalone horror tapes and a wrap-around town story, with scarce ammo, mutated spiders, slugs and worms, and hidden targets to hunt.
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VHS> Vermin
Fight through grotesque VHS nightmares with limited ammo and nowhere to hide in this arcade survival horror shooter.
There’s no escape, no cover, and no downtime — your only chance of survival is to destroy everything that moves.
Experience three standalone “movie segments” plus a wrap-around town sequence, each delivering its own gruesome horror scenario. Every environment oozes with VHS grime, retro 3D visuals, and classic exploitation-film style.
Out now: VHS-Aliens, Part 3 of the VHS Horror Series. Complete the trilogy!
Get all three games in the VHS Horror Series – Complete Trilogy bundle. Already own one or two? You only pay for the games you're missing.
Game Features
Fast arcade survival horror Shoot, dodge, reload — relentless pressure.
Armies of gore-drenched monstrosities Mutated spiders, slugs, worms, alien insects, twisted human abominations… and more waiting to be shredded.
A complete retro horror experience Early-2000s style 3D graphics, VHS noise, film grain, and an atmospheric synth-driven soundtrack.
Three standalone horror scenarios + wrap-around story Each a brutal VHS nightmare.
Secret targets to hunt in every level Explore deeper and extend playtime by uncovering hidden objects.
Unapologetic gore & bloodshed Because that’s exactly what a VHS exploitation shooter should deliver.
Game Length
Around 3 hours, depending on playstyle and how many hidden targets you track down.
Influences
Doom 3, House of the Dead, Resident Evil — with the pace and attitude of classic arcade horror shooters.
Complete the VHS Horror Series
VHS Vermin is Part 1. Carry on with VHS Freaks (Part 2) and VHS-Aliens (Part 3), or get all three in the VHS Horror Series – Complete Trilogy. Already own one or two? You only pay for the games you're missing. Like old-school arcade shooters? Try Gates of Hell.
