Beside Myself

Just a damn jumpscare spam simulator

Wow, really enjoyed that - VERY puzzley!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy0d0SW5GHM [[[[[ NO SPOILERS ]]]]] Don't be fooled by the NEGATIVE REVIEWS, this is a solid little Indie horror game. I'm not someone who particularly cares for puzzles, but if I can get thru these then you know they're not hard at all. After all, I'm a terrible gamer. I had a lot of fun with this and got genuinely scared more than a few times. Haters just gonna hate I guess? But don't be a hater, check out my HORROR game playlist for some scares and drunken good times! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQTmUby5Dx3i00k2G_j7qILaINagnRUbv

HELLO AND GOODBYE - What a happy office, if you dont see this way, you can open your gamma setting lol. Jump scare are not good. I don't like it sorry. You can save your bugdet for gream game :) I can't find myself. Nobdy beside me :)

A walking Simulator in an abandoned hospital that every minute has a jump scare, the most I have ever encountered in a indie horror game. This journalist got more than he could handle. NEVER go to a haunted hospital alone under any circumstance, lol. These spooks got me many times. I enjoyed the eerie and dark nature of the atmosphere as well as the tense sounds. Enjoyable game, see my playthrough here: https://youtu.be/s31cf5zMK6I

Beside Myself, developed and published by ASK_GAMES, is a compact first-person psychological horror experience that leans heavily on atmosphere, environmental storytelling, and slow-burn unease rather than complex mechanics or prolonged gameplay. The game places the player in the role of Michael, a journalist and historian who enters an abandoned hospital after receiving an anonymous tip about secret experiments conducted within its walls. From the moment you step inside, the game establishes a suffocating sense of isolation, presenting the hospital not merely as a setting but as a hostile, decaying space that seems to resist being understood. The strength of Beside Myself lies in how it uses its environment to tell its story. Long, dimly lit corridors, locked wards, and derelict medical rooms form a labyrinth that feels deliberately disorienting. The hospital’s design emphasizes repetition and emptiness, reinforcing the feeling of being trapped in a place defined by neglect and buried cruelty. Notes, photographs, and scattered remnants of the past provide fragmented insights into what occurred there, encouraging players to piece together the narrative themselves rather than relyi…