Game
Things that Scare Me
9 years ago

Sequel in the Works


Wow, I can’t believe over 400 people have played this game! Thank you all who have played and enjoyed this game. Now, because of the mostly positive feedback and popularity, I’m going to make a sequel to this game. The sequel will be longer and scarier than this one. Sadly though, I will not remaster this version. I’m quite happy with how the game is right now, and don’t feel like change is necessary. Also the sequel will be free on Gamejolt, just like the first one. Again, thank you all for playing my game, I wouldn’t have even thought of making this sequel without you guys playing it!

Features:

-Extended gameplay

-More endings

-Better scares

-Better atmosphere

-Better graphics

-A story that continues on from the last game

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