Christmas Nightmare is not your typical holiday title. Forget jump scares and predictable paths. This game is a slow burn, a creeping horror that seeps into your bones as you progress. You are Connor, a guy who just wants to relax after a long day. But on this New Year's Eve, something changed. There is an uneasy tension in the air, a feeling that something is wrong. As night falls, the festive atmosphere gives way to something sinister. You begin to notice strange things: footprints in freshly fallen snow, fireworks that explode in unnatural ways.

The once calming glow of holiday lights now casts menacing shadows. You are alone, isolated, and the only thing you can trust is your intuition. This is a short project, about an hour long. But what it lacks, it makes up for in atmosphere. The developers have created a setting that exudes fear, where every creaking floorboard and every rustle in the bushes sends shivers down your spine. This is not a title that can be completed in one go; you need to feel it while playing in the silence of the night with headphones. So if you're looking for a unique and unsettling horror experience, give Christmas Nightmare a try. Just be prepared for the festive mood to be replaced by chilling fear.