Guides
Dead Plate Guide: Service Tips, Endings
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You click the booth once, then again, and Harvey Harvington's smile doesn't move even as his wallet gets lighter with every tap.…
Read more →House 2 Guide: Walkthrough, the Time-Loop
House 2 Full Game looks like a cartoonish horror romp at first glance — hand-drawn linework, exaggerated character models, storybook art. It…
Read more →Granny Multiplayer Guide: Controls, Strategy
The original Granny is built on solitary dread — you, the house, and a set of patrol patterns you have to memorize…
Read more →Scarlet Skips Guide: Controls, Upgrades, and How Far a Single Button Can Go
Scarlet Skips looks almost insultingly simple the first time you load it: one button, one jump rope, one City Park. Then a…
Read more →Game Guides: Controls, Tips, and Secrets for Our Most-Played Titles
Not every game explains itself. Some hand you a single button and expect you to figure out the rest through trial and error; others hide their best content behind a dialogue choice you’ll never stumble on by accident. That’s what this section is for — walkthroughs written by people who actually finished the run, found the ending, and remembered which corner of the map everyone else missed.
A good guide doesn’t play the game for you — it just makes sure you’re not stuck on the part that was never meant to be a mystery.
Each guide below covers the same four things: how the controls actually work, a walkthrough of the core loop, the secrets and details most players miss on a first run, and a short list of similar games if you end up wanting more of the same feeling.
What You Won’t Find Here
No auto-generated FAQ pages, no ten-paragraph intros before the actual answer, and no guide written by someone who watched a five-minute trailer instead of playing the run to the end. If a game has a hidden ending, a mechanic that isn’t explained anywhere in-game, or a control scheme that only makes sense after you’ve already died a few times, that’s exactly what these guides exist to cover.
You don’t need to read a guide start to finish. Jump straight to the “Secrets and Things Players Miss” section if you’ve already got the controls down, or check “Common Questions” if you just want a quick answer before getting back to the run.
New Guides, Added as Games Get Popular
This section grows the same way the rest of the site does — new guides get added as new games climb the popularity charts, usually within a week or two of a title picking up real traffic. If there’s a game on the site you’re stuck on and don’t see a guide for yet, that’s less “never coming” and more “not written yet.”
Browse the full games library or check the Horror Games and Adventure Games categories — guides are linked directly from each game’s page whenever one exists.