Scary Games To Download EXCLUSIVE On Iphone
Shauncey Cedillo
If you want to add a spooky touch to your iPhone, you can invert the colors it displays under Settings. This setting is normally for the visually impaired, but it also happens to make your phone look pretty scary.
These scary apps aren't for the little ones. All of them are rated 12+ or older for their terrifying scenes. Keep these apps away from your children unless you want to spend your nights comforting nightmare-afflicted kids.
This spooky scary skeleton is sure to send shivers down your spine! This one is great, and while I think it makes an excellent Lock Screen, it can work as a Home screen background as well. A bit scary and a bit silly, this is perfect for those looking to get a taste of Halloween this season.
The good thing about Halloween is that it gives you the perfect excuse to play some scary games. The great thing about these games, though, is that you can play them all year on your iPhone or iPad. If you want to get scared this Halloween, here are the best horror games for iPhone and iPad you'll find on the App Store and Apple Arcade.
Simulacra is another game that's been around for a while now. That doesn't mean is bad. In fact, it's probably the best one of the series. This game is a sequel to Sara is Missing, another great scary game, and one of the best horror games for iPhone and iPad.
We're not done just yet. There are still some great scary games in Apple Arcade that you might want to try out for yourself. The great thing about Apple Arcade, is that you can play it basically everywhere, even on your Apple TV. All you need is a great game controller, your Apple Arcade subscription, and you're good to go. Here are our favorite horror games in Apple Arcade.
Stela is a beautifully crafted game. Everything, from the sounds to the overall aesthetics is perfectly created to give you a sense of confusion, fear, and loneliness. Despite not being a scary game, the enemies, and the whole world has such an ominous feel to it. It's a perfect game to play during the Halloween season, especially if you like post-apocalyptic worlds.
Right from the start, you know you're not playing a light-hearted game. The dream sequence at the start is scary enough to make you want to stop playing. Afterward, you'll get to explore the Neversong world, which is filled with colorful characters, a bunch of mysteries, and beautiful scenery with a secret dark side you're about to discover.
To wrap up this list, we'll add a game that's not necessarily scary. Jenny Leclue is a mystery game, not a horror one. But it does have some dark moments and mysteries to unravel. If you don't want to play a horror game, filled with jump scares and monsters, and you're only looking for a good, Scooby-Doo-type game, Jenny LeClue Detectivu is the one for you!
The visuals in Distraint certainly aren't as realistic as other games in this list. And that might make you think it's not scary. But this game excels at channeling the psychological horror of slow-burn horror stories.
Halloween is coming up quick, and scream season is in full swing. These games allow you to keep the horror gaming going while you're on the move, or give you a shorter experience than a more involved horror game. If you're an Android user, don't worry -- we have a selection of scary Android games too.
It's incredible what technology can do these days, but sometimes, it gets a little scary. For instance, FaceTime's "Eye Contact" feature, which Apple beta-tested in iOS 13 but released with iOS 14, makes it appear like you're looking right at the camera, even when you're actually looking at your friend on the screen. If you find this artificial trick a bit creepy, rest assured you can turn it off at any time.
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