Alone Again

Alone Again is a short indie horror game that puts you in the shoes of a character haunted by the feeling that something is wrong. From small noises and flickering lights to a shadowy figure standing outside the window—everything evokes a tense and unsettling atmosphere.

Alone Again Story

You start in a quiet room, but you quickly notice someone standing outside. A man silently stares at your window. As you try to ignore it and return to normal life, a series of strange signs begin to appear: footsteps, creaking floors, TVs turning on by themselves, lights turning off—and finally, breathing behind you.

A message appears: "No one believes me." No one believes you. But it's clearly getting closer.

How to play Alone Again

The game doesn't have complex systems or many choices. You just need to explore the house, interact with a few objects and feel the story through sounds, images, and subtle creepy details.

Features

• The game's models and lighting create a creepy, realistic feeling.
• The sound is used intelligently, from the breathing sound behind the neck to the intermittent background music, making the player constantly tense.
• Although only lasting about 5 minutes, the game is still enough to scare many people.

Alone Again, it is not long, but if you like short horror experiences, this is an ideal choice. Some players said they got goosebumps as soon as the background music started and almost fell off their chairs during the final jumpscare. If you like horror games that are familiar then Geometry Dash Horror is worth playing.