We meet again, lovely players!

Finally, I can be the bearer of good news. It's about damn time.

Rejoice! For the free content update (which was originally planned for Halloween, but we won't talk about that...) has officially dropped. You're all welcomed to rekindle that old indie horror flame, and enjoy 4 brand spanking new games made for the collection:

It's Outside

• Can you survive the night?Step into the eerie sounds of rain & silence, where something sinister lurks just beyond the windows. Inspired by Five Nights at Freddy's, this tense, atmospheric horror game challenges you to keep a terrifying entity at bay, armed with nothing but your wits, your ears, and a powerful photo flash.

Garage

• A short and sweet psychological horror game which takes place in the mind of a troubled husband. He goes about his business as usual, however; things don't end particularly well for him. Do you have what it takes to assist our hero and release him from his torment?

_PROCESS_HIDE

• A rogue virus has been corrupting and taking over the network. You take the role of a an antivirus stealth-unit. You must make your way to the core of the network to release more antivirus units to combat the virus. Sneak your way through 3 distinct levels and avoid detection at all costs!

Kakashi

• Based on the Japanese folklore, 'Kakashi'; torments a local farmer. With missing people on the rise, and strange dreams that haunt you as the week progresses. Can you solve the mystery behind the missing persons and survive these strange occurances?

Once again, big thanks to the other dev's for accompanying me on this journey. I naturally wouldn't have been able to do anything without their effort, love, and support.

And of course, to you all-- reading this. This has been an incredibly fun journey for us all, and we really would not have done any of this without you all. Thank you guys so much, from the bottom of our hearts.

Bite-Sized Scares is now content-complete. And will no longer receive further content updates. Oh, except for bug fixes, of course!

Thanks for sticking around you guys. Until the next project! Tally-HOOOoooo!