Final Girl: The Fraternity House
A browser horror strategy game: four friends locked in a fraternity house must find four clues to escape — but not everyone may make it out alive.
Final Girl: The Fraternity House is a browser horror strategy game: four college friends are locked inside a fraternity house, and a secret society in the house is hunting them. You move room to room on the map and search for clues; every action costs a turn, and the pursuer never stops. The way out is clues: all ten clues are Polaroid photos, and you need four of them to leave. Each of the four girls has her own skills and special move; when you are caught, you can stand and fight, run, use a special move, or sacrifice one person to save the others. Splitting up can draw the pursuer away, but someone always pays a price. Who survives, and what the house is hiding, is revealed in the case file at the end. Headphones are recommended — the sound is part of the horror. The visuals include flashing lights and blackouts, and if that bothers you, Calm mode on the opening warning page turns off flashing, grain and shaking. It plays on desktop and phone: tap connected rooms on the map to move, and tap a Polaroid to enlarge it. Two things to note: first, this is a fan piece inspired by the Final Girl board game, and the author has stated it is unrelated to the original and not endorsed by it; second, it contains horror, character deaths (told in text only, no gory close-ups), bloodstains and photos of a noose, with a content warning at the start — not for people who would rather avoid that kind of material.
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