SIMILAR GAMES

Games like Layers of Fear

Enjoyed Layers of Fear? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Visage, Blair Witch, White Night. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Layers of Fear: Layers of Fear is a collected edition of the horror series from Bloober Team, bringing the first and second game, every released DLC and new chapters together into one whole. In this first-person psychological horror the player explores the environment, solves puzzles and follows the interwoven fates of three creators consumed by their own work. You move through a shifting Victorian mansion as The Painter, board an ocean liner as The Actor and search an abandoned lighthouse as The Writer. The game was built on Unreal Engine 5.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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Visage

Visage is a psychological horror game played from a first-person perspective. The player slowly explores a mysterious house that keeps changing shape, wandering gloomy corridors and passing through dead rooms where terrible things happened. The story is unveiled through surreal imagery and subtle environmental details, and the player relives fragments of the dark past of the families that once lived there. You are defenseless: there are no weapons, only objects to pick up, an environment to interact with and things to search for. Dark entities watch and follow your every move, drawn to terror, so keeping your mind as sane as possible is the only way to avoid joining the dead.

Blair Witch

Blair Witch is a first-person psychological horror game that expands the film legend of the Blair Witch with a new story set years after the original movie. You play as Ellis, a former police officer searching for a missing boy, with only his loyal dog Bullet by his side. A camera, a cell phone and a flashlight are the tools you use to survive the haunted grounds of the Black Hills Forest, where memories and time are bent out of shape. How you react in danger and how you treat Bullet both shape what you learn about yourself. The game was made by Bloober Team.

White Night

A black & white survival horror set in an old mansion in the 1930s, where the player is trapped in a nightmare and darkness is a constant threat. While moving through the house, the player uncovers its macabre past and solves puzzles built around light and shadows. Matches are collected to light the way and reveal the next passage, and apparitions lurking in the shadows have to be avoided. The visuals draw on the tone of film noir.

Silent Hill: Townfall

SILENT HILL: Townfall is a first-person psychological horror in which Simon Ordell returns to the island of St. Amelia to ‘put things right’. He finds a town blanketed in thick fog, seemingly abandoned, and gradually uncovers fragments of his past. Players must evade threats, fight with melee weapons or firearms, and tune the portable CRTV television to unstable signals that drive story-based puzzles. The game is set in Scotland in 1996.

The Town of Light

The Town of Light is a psychological first-person adventure. The story takes place in Italy in the first half of the 20th century, in a real location that has been meticulously recreated. Sixteen-year-old Renée is torn from her world on 12 March 1938 and locked away, and by exploring the environment and making choices, you relive her story through her confused perspective. The game is based on real facts and events, features realistic 3D graphics and a strong narrative, has no zombies or supernatural presences, and is intended only for adults.

Those Who Remain

Those Who Remain is a story-driven, first-person psychological horror adventure. You guide Edward through the sleepy town of Dormont, where he must confront disturbing horrors, keep his sanity intact and survive the night. The encroaching darkness forces you to stay in the light, and you can manipulate light sources to clear a path. The game moves between Dormont and a strange alternate reality, featuring puzzles and tough moral choices that lead to multiple endings. The story explores family, loss and mistakes.