Evil Holiday

Eh, the game is kind of forgettable and pretty cheaply made. It’s short, about 45 minutes in total. It’s hard to come by good horror games set at Christmas/New Years. You can check out my play through here if you like: https://youtu.be/F_9-8ZgvnTg If you don’t mind, hit that subscribe button (it’s free). Always trying to grow support, and yours would be deeply appreciated. Thank you!

It's a walking simulator psychological horror game with a great story and some jump scares. I really enjoyed it.

Developed and published by REVVALUTION Studio, Evil Holiday is a first-person psychological horror game that takes a familiar Christmas setting and transforms it into a chilling tale of fear, regret, and supernatural mystery. The story follows George, a man who returns to his parents' home after years of separation in response to an unexpected invitation to spend the holidays together. What initially appears to be an opportunity for reconciliation soon becomes a horrifying ordeal as strange events, disturbing visions, and terrifying discoveries reveal that something deeply sinister has taken hold of the family home. The game's central premise effectively contrasts the warmth and comfort typically associated with Christmas against a backdrop of relentless dread, creating a memorable foundation for its horror narrative. Rather than rushing into scares, Evil Holiday focuses on building tension through environmental storytelling and gradual narrative development. Players uncover pieces of George's troubled past while exploring both the present and fragmented memories that shed light on long-buried family secrets. The journey emphasizes psychological horror over constant action, encour…

Short and…sweet is the wrong word….

Evil Holiday was another one that landed pretty comfortably in the middle of the pack when it comes to Christmas-themed horror games. It’s short, straightforward, and doesn’t overstay its welcome—which I appreciate. That said, the vibes weren’t quite as creepy as I was hoping for, and I definitely missed that extra layer of unease that really makes holiday horror shine. The story itself wasn’t cliché, but the ending? Yeah… you can kind of see it coming from a mile away. It doesn’t ruin the experience, but it also doesn’t leave you feeling shocked or mind-blown. Gameplay-wise, everything was fair. Controls were fine, the graphics looked good, and nothing felt broken or frustrating. It just… works. And sometimes that’s okay. Overall, Evil Holiday isn’t a bad game at all. It didn’t blow me away, but it was still a fun way to pass the time—especially if you’re working through a list of Christmas horror games and want something quick and easy to knock out. Solid, decent, and perfectly fine for what it is. 🎅👻

This is a really good game, the graphics and storyline are really good. I will definitely be recommending this game to others