Released in April, the three-part horror adventure The Charnel House Trilogy takes place on a train travelling along the borderlands between life and death. The game is built around Sepulchre, which was originally released as a standalone title. The two new episodes differ markedly from one another as well as from Sepulchre, resulting in a whole that makes it difficult to say whether its garish, collage-like nature is intentional or a failed attempt to retroactively assemble a longer story around Sepulchre.

Game by: Ashton RazeOwl Cave