Games Like One Halloween Night

If you finished One Halloween Night and want more of the same, home alone at night with a stranger getting a little too close, these seven PC horror games are the best next picks. We start with the closest match, and the first one is free.

Quick list

GamePriceBest if you liked…
Fears to Fathom – Home AloneFreeThe closest match, and free.
Fears to Fathom – Norwood HitchhikePaidThe same realistic, slow-burn style as Home Alone, if you want another hour of "this could really happen" horror.
That's not my NeighborPaid (low price)If the best part for you was nervously opening the door to strange visitors, this whole game is that feeling.
Home Safety HotlinePaidOrdinary houses that slowly stop feeling safe, with a retro feel and dread instead of non-stop chases.
[Chilla's Art] The Closing ShiftPaidAnother short, first-person story about one ordinary night going wrong, with the same VHS-style picture.
Murder HousePaidFor when you want the intruder part turned all the way up: you are stalked through a house by a killer.
Halloween: The GamePaid (full price)The big-budget option if you want a full Halloween night of horror rather than a 25-minute short.

Store details checked on Steam on October 12, 2026. Prices and sales change, so check the store page.

1. Fears to Fathom – Home Alone

Steam · Free · Rayll · 2021

The free first episode of an episodic psychological horror series. You play Miles, a 14-year-old home alone while his parents are out of town, and the choices you make decide whether he gets through the night.

Why it's like One Halloween Night: The closest match, and free. Several itch.io commenters say One Halloween Night feels a lot like it: a 14-year-old home alone, a VHS look, and a slow build to a very real threat.

View Fears to Fathom – Home Alone on Steam →

2. Fears to Fathom – Norwood Hitchhike

Steam · Paid · Rayll · 2022

A 19-year-old on an interstate drive ends up at a motel after strange events on the road.

Why it's like One Halloween Night: The same realistic, slow-burn style as Home Alone, if you want another hour of "this could really happen" horror.

View Fears to Fathom – Norwood Hitchhike on Steam →

3. That's not my Neighbor

Steam · Paid (low price) · Nachosama Games · 2025

You are the doorman of a 1955 apartment building and must decide whether the people at the door are your neighbors or doppelgangers.

Why it's like One Halloween Night: If the best part for you was nervously opening the door to strange visitors, this whole game is that feeling.

View That's not my Neighbor on Steam →

4. Home Safety Hotline

Steam · Paid · Night Signal Entertainment · 2024

An analog-horror telephone operator simulator: you take calls on a 90s home safety hotline and work out what is lurking in callers' homes, from pests to much worse.

Why it's like One Halloween Night: Ordinary houses that slowly stop feeling safe, with a retro feel and dread instead of non-stop chases.

View Home Safety Hotline on Steam →

5. [Chilla's Art] The Closing Shift

Steam · Paid · Chilla's Art · 2022

A short Japanese psychological horror "walking simulator" about a girl working a closing shift, with a VHS film look and light puzzles.

Why it's like One Halloween Night: Another short, first-person story about one ordinary night going wrong, with the same VHS-style picture.

View [Chilla's Art] The Closing Shift on Steam →

6. Murder House

Steam · Paid · Puppet Combo · 2020

A news crew breaks into the abandoned home of an executed serial killer, the "Easter Ripper", and finds he may not be dead. A PS1-style survival horror game with tank controls and an 80s slasher plot.

Why it's like One Halloween Night: For when you want the intruder part turned all the way up: you are stalked through a house by a killer. It is very gory, so it is not for younger players.

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7. Halloween: The Game

Steam · Paid (full price) · IllFonic · 2026

Based on the 1978 film: on Halloween night in Haddonfield, play as Michael Myers or fight back against him.

Why it's like One Halloween Night: The big-budget option if you want a full Halloween night of horror rather than a 25-minute short.

View Halloween: The Game on Steam →

Haven't played One Halloween Night yet?

It's free, about 25 minutes long, and a good one to play on Halloween night itself. See how to download it, then use the walkthrough and the endings guide if you need them.