Dead Seater

Genuinely one of the best horror games I've played, the unfamiliar controls kept me on edge and the scares were extremely well done. The plot twists and reveals were all horrific and well spaced and the story, as far as I understand it, is a very interesting one. 10/10 couldn't think of a better free game to recommend to someone.

AITA? They told me to take my seat, so I took it all the way home afterwards. Hugs for Jesse Notpinkman.

Genuinely horrifying, got such a crazy rush in my chest while playing this. The choice for camera angles makes the game very cinematic. I didn't find the controls to be too difficult, though I know others have. Game has some difficulty at some parts, and the ending made my heart stop. Great trick with the hand coming through the camera frame.
Zeekerss never fails to impress me.

Interesting experiment by Zeekerss
Dead Seater by Zeekerss is a very small and straightforward horror game that can be completed in an hour if you’re careful enough and don’t forget to save.
The graphics are some kind of reminiscent of PS1 but still lean more toward vibes of modern retro due to the lack of proper pixilation but excessive details all around, which, however, doesn’t stop the game from looking quite nice.
The House is designed by all the laws and principles of competent level design: where needed, there’s a bright "landmark" like hole in the wall behind the door or the storeroom’s perpetually lit bulb or dark corner that unsettles you every time you pass by; the layout allows circular chases, preventing you from being trapped. As for the camera setup – it always keeps you tense without screwing you over in a case of danger.
Enemies are also placed in a way that they can catch you off guard I’ll never forget how my light went out right in front of that horrifying chomp-grinding TV-on-spider-legs pressed into the wall niche in the middle of Maintenance Tunnels chills .
Unfortunately, there are some things to criticize, but it’s really hard to put into words. First of all, it’s a key-finding simulator. No lockpicks, crowbars, door handles, hammers or whatever. Each door is locked with a key. This is some kind of extreme primitivism opposite to the madness and puzzles in RE or SH series. Why so? That’s an open question. I mean, do you really want to try understand logic behind hidden SPARE ROOM II key on the second floor in the far-far corner of semi-sewer semi-weird-factory?
The second aspect I couldn’t quite understand is the plot. I kept getting confused whether it’s the hero’s parents’ house or he built it himself? I mean, just in the middle of this "turmoil" with TVs that want to eat you, the hero drops the bomb with going to be married in two days. Our main character either a maniac or an unreliable narrator with mental surprise – okay.
Overall, I recommend this game to fans of simple low-budget horror titles. It’s not super scary, but you’ll get your fun out of it in an hour or two :З

A short horror game with a very simple but well executed gameplay mechanic.

Another short but incredible game, well done dev! This game has a slow start and is a bit boring at the beginning, but the ending is absolutely crazy. Please stick through it

really good, took about an hour and thirty minutes to beat. It was simple and it didnt over stay it's welcome at all.