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Welcome to a true 80's trash horror experience. This collection has 10 short horror games that you can freely choose which one you want to play.

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About Trash Horror Collection

Trash Horror Collection is a bundle of twelve single‑player titles that riff on 80’s and 90’s cult horror movies. The games use a retro PS‑1 visual style with optional filters for those who dislike heavy pixelation. Each entry leans into exaggerated horror, mixing tension, comedy, or mystery, and many feature multiple endings.

Developed by 616 GAMES, the collection is available on Windows via Steam and supports achievements and Family Sharing. The “Trash” label describes the over‑the‑top tone rather than quality, delivering a bizarre, nostalgic horror experience.

01 / THE GUIDE

After Midnight

Brad stays home alone while his mother works night shifts. Unknown messages arrive on his phone, triggering strange events. The game blends action and horror and offers four possible endings.

Players navigate Brad’s isolated house, confronting the escalating weirdness that follows each message. The narrative’s tone shifts between tension and exaggerated horror.

  • Observe each phone message for clues about upcoming changes.
  • Experiment with different choices to see which ending unfolds.

02 / THE GUIDE

Endless Days

Dylan works as a lighthouse keeper on an isolated island for six months. The previous keeper vanished, and Dylan soon suspects he isn’t alone.

The game mixes horror, psychological horror, and mystery, encouraging players to explore the lighthouse and surrounding area for hidden signs of another presence.

  • Check the lighthouse logs for hints about the missing keeper.
  • Take note of any unusual sounds or visual cues.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · 616 GAMES

03 / THE GUIDE

Poop Killer Series

The Poop Killer titles follow a recurring premise: a killer appears when someone fails to flush. Each installment changes the protagonist and setting, ranging from a VHS store clerk to a 1985 nightclub owner.

These games blend horror, comedy, and trash aesthetics, with varying numbers of endings—from two to four—depending on the entry.

  • Pay attention to bathroom interactions; they trigger events.
  • Compare the tone of each installment to notice the evolving comedy style.

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The Clown's Fun

Steve works a night shift at a mini‑market and encounters a clown‑masked psychopath who kidnaps people for deadly games. The game is described as horror, fun, and adventure.

Players must navigate the isolated setting, confronting the clown’s twisted challenges while balancing tension and playful horror.

  • Stay aware of the clown’s patterns to anticipate his moves.
  • Explore the mini‑market for items that may aid escape.

05 / THE GUIDE

Bonus Games – Thursday the 12th & Truth Loop

Two extra titles round out the collection. “Thursday the 12th” references classic slasher films, while “Truth Loop” features looping gameplay where repeated actions advance story and mechanics.

Both maintain the retro graphics and over‑the‑top horror tone, adding variety beyond the core ten games.

  • Notice how repeated actions in Truth Loop affect the narrative.
  • Look for visual nods to 80’s slasher movies in Thursday the 12th.

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    Trash Horror Collection FAQ

    How many endings does After Midnight have?

    After Midnight offers four distinct endings based on player choices.

    Is there any multiplayer in the collection?

    All twelve titles are single‑player experiences only.

    Can I play the games on macOS?

    The collection is released for Windows; macOS support is not listed.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.