Best Android Horror Games - Updated!

With Halloween approaching, you might be looking to get your spook on with the best Android horror games. As a rather underserved genre on mobile, scary Android games are unfortunately hard to come by. 

If you want something a little lighter to decompress after these, maybe take a peek at our best Android casual games list.

Best Android Horror Games

On with the games!

Fran Bow

A trippy Alice journey through a surreal and twisted world, which still keeps an emotional core. Fran Bow follows the story of a young girl, trapped in an asylum after the death of her parents. She breaks through into a different reality to escape her bleak existence and tries to make her way back to her surviving family, and reclaim her beloved cat.

The game is a must-play for lover of point-and-click adventure, and brings heaps of imagination to the table.

Limbo

Want to feel insignificant, alone, and lost in a big dark world that seems ready to take your life at every turn? Well Limbo can give you that feeling. You take the role of a small boy going in search of his sister. The journey will take your through dark forests, eerie cities, and vast, shadowy machines.

Stay on your toes though, there are enemies out there, and they can easily destroy you.

SCP Containment Breach: Mobile

A decent Android port of the iconic horror game, SCP Containment Breach: Mobile throws you into a facility for the iconic organization charged with containing anomalous objects and creatures.

Unfortunately for you in-game, a lot of the creatures are no longer contained, and you will have to contend with them if you want to escape with your life. A must for anyone who is a fan of the SCP stories.

Slender: The Arrival

When you think about it, it’s quite amazing how popular the Slender Man mythos came to be. Like some of the later entries in this article, Slender Man rode the wave of horror craze that belonged to the early 2010’s, after the original creepy pasta was adapted into a simple video game.

Many sequels later, and we have Slender: The Arrival. The game came out on PC in 2013, but the version we’re talking about today is the excellent 2018 Android port by Blue Isle Studios Inc.

The game takes the simple premise of collecting eight pages in a forest while a creepishly thin man in a suit stalks you, and turns it into a full horror game. The sequel features different stages and levels, whilst doubling the scares.

What’s most fun for Slender Man fans, though, is that the game delves deeper into the Slender Man lore, taking it from a fun horror game and elevating it to a true horror classic.

Eyes

As far as best Android horror games go, Eyes is usually at the top of many lists. At this point, it’s a classic, dominating the horror genre on mobile for almost ten years. 

Released amidst the horror hype of the early 2010s, Eyes is a rather formulaic experience. You’ll be tasked with escaping a number of spooky, haunted houses. 

Alongside the creep factor of exploring decrepit houses, you’ll also have to avoid gross monsters. Can you escape every map hidden in the game? 

Alien Isolation

Feral Interactive’s perfect port of Creative Assembly‘s 2013 horror masterpiece Alien Isolation is as good as Android horror gets. Bringing the full console experience to mobile, this is a brilliant horror experience. 

Playing as Ellen Ripley’s daughter, Amanda, you’ll navigate the deadly, desolate Sevastopol Space Station. As you explore, you’ll have to deal with crazed survivors, rampant androids and, of course, the iconic Xenomorph. 

As far as horror games, Alien Isolation is pants-messingly terrifying, and Feral’s fantastic port translates that perfectly. Whether you’re playing with Touch Controls or controller, this is absolutely one of the scariest mobile games around. 

It also helps that Alien Isolation is one of the best horror games to ever release. Sure, we might be huge Alien fans, but we’d say it’s only beaten by Resident Evil. 

Five Nights at Freddy’s Series 

The Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise is one of the most prominent horror series on Android. As one of the most popular game series of all time, FNAF is a series that you definitely already know of. 

If you’re into basic, jump-scare horror, Five Nights at Freddy’s is exactly that. You aren’t going to find any deep gameplay mechanics here, but it can be a fun, spiky distraction. 

In FNAF, you play as a security guard, looking after Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria. You’ll have to survive night after night as the establishment’s creepy animatronics try and kill you. 

FNAF is popular for a reason; its simple gameplay loop and controls make it a very accessible horror title. If you want something simple to get your spooks on, this could be it. 

The Walking Dead: Season One

Telltale’s The Walking Dead is absolutely one of the best Android horror games available now. Despite being around for years, it’s still the best of Telltale’s creepy narrative stories. 

Following the story of Lee, a survivor of the zombie apocalypse, you’ll find a young child named Clementine. The story that unfolds is unforgettable, one that defined gaming for a spell in the early 2010s. 

The Walking Dead: Season One is a masterpiece in video game storytelling. It just so happens that this game does bring the spooks in a number of key set pieces. 

Unfortunately, it is still light on the horror side. You likely won’t crap your pants playing through this. If you do, we suggest you see a doctor about it. 

Bendy and the Ink Machine

Another basic horror experience, Bendy and the Ink Machine is beloved among younger audiences. Designed as a creepy look through a 50s-era Disney studio, this is undoubtedly one of the best Android horror games available. 

A rather subdued first-person horror adventure, you’ll explore the abandoned Disney-esque studio. Can you escape from the facility’s creepy caricatures? 

Alongside fighting monsters, you’ll also have to solve a large number of puzzles. Originally released in episodic form, you can now play through the entire game’s story on mobile, and it’s a good time! 

Little Nightmares

A relatively new arrival on our favorite platform, but not a new game by any stretch, this bleak and oppressive platformer leaves you in the role of a small, insignificant figure trying to evade the monstrous denizens of a terrible complex. Just don’t get too hungry on the way.

PARANORMASIGHT

A ghostly visual novel from Square Enix set in the Tokyo of the late 20th Century, PARANORMASIGHT: The Seven Mysteries Of Honjo follows a cast of characters navigating a world of curses and mysterious deaths. Watch your back.

Sanitarium

Want a real trip? Try out Sanitarium, an oldie but a goodie. You find yourself in an asylum, but you don’t deserve to be here… probably. All the mad visual might imply otherwise. You’re going to have to use your wits to navigate a world descending into madness.

The Witch’s House

If you’re an enjoyer of the RPG Maker horror genre, you might already know of The Witch’s House. If you don’t, it’s a top-down game whose initially cute visuals belie a very dark heart. You’re a young girl, lost in the woods, not sure how she got there. A wall of thorns blocks your path in one direction, and a strange house stands in the other.

Enter the house if you dare, but be very careful about what choices you make. Most accidents do happen in the home, after all.