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A horror anthology in the Dread X Collection series. Featuring 12 new games from up-and-comers along with veterans, all wrapped up in an old, run down party venue that may be hiding more than it's letting on... A birthday bash at Outpost 3000 is every small town kid’s dream. But this alien themed party venue holds something more sinister beneath the surface. Can you face your fears and avoid the clutches of The Stranglemaw?
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DarkZeroIan HowarthMay 20227/10Sadly, I don't think Collection 5 is the best so far.
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8Bit/DigiStan RezaeeJun 20227/10Dread X Collection 5 is another promising entry in the indie horror anthology series that has its share of memorable nightmares. It has a good number of unforgettable titles while also having a few duds in the collection.
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Jump Dash RollRob KershawJun 20226/10A few good scares and some excellent psychological horror aren't enough to fully raise this anthology from the dead.
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