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Dread X Collection 5
Developer Christopher Yabsley, Stroboskop, VisceralError
A horror anthology in the Dread X Collection series. Featuring 12 new games from up-and-comers along with veterans, all wrapped up in an old, run down party venue that may be hiding more than it's letting on... From the Steam store page
197 reactions from 2 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky) · newest Aug 10, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
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75
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Very Positive
252 of 311 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
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60 of 197 · most liked firstUnfortunately this is kind of a miss for the dread x collections, As much as I enjoyed the previous 4 games, this one is full of walking sims and concepts that fail to grab your attention. but really i am just mad that there was no chips tips 2
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Picked up Dread X Collection 5 on the Steam Sale, and this game within the collection can FUCK IMMEDIATELY OFF... 😂
unlabelledView post →1. Hunsvotti (30 mins): 7 / 10 Clearly taking nods from the film Midsommar, Hunsvotti is a daytime horror tale set during a 19th-century Finnish festival. You play an outcast girl who's the butt of some sick, rape-y jokes during this festival, and your goal is to throw 7 flowers down a well while dodging rude (and creepy) festival guests. When you do, you meet your love...and get revenge on the townsfolk. The gameplay is stressful and repetitive but never quite outstays its welcome. The art…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It really pains me to give this a negative review, but this collection has a lot of misses. A lot of the games have some cool ideas, interesting aesthetics and vibes but they lose that intrigue by being more drawn out than they needed to be. It's really annoying to me as with a few pacing tweaks to a lot of them they would be real good! Even the over-world story felt like a big gut punch as it was just unrelated to the previous storyline that collections 2-4 were all building upon and The Hunt…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Whelp, that sucked. First time I've ever been actually disappointed with essentially the entirety of a Dread X game. Out of all the terrible games in this collection, only three are worth playing and they will take you just under 2 hours to complete: HUNSVOTTI - Play as a young Swedish girl who comes to terms with traditional bullying in a surprisingly violent way. Gallerie - Investigate a somewhat haunted art gallery which gets way more intense than it has any right to be. We Never Left -…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While it's mostly fun, this is not Dread X at it's best. The quality of the games is more inconsistent than even the first game in the series (unfortunately likely due to the new wave of devs), but the biggest issue is the lack of a real stand-out that alone is worth the price of admission (Outsiders/Shatter, Squirrel Stapler/Diving Bell, Chips Tips [and 75% of 3 imo], The Fruit/Uktena). Not that games in other collections like Pony Factory, Toy Shop and Seraphixiam didn't have a ton of jump…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The only thing scary about this collection is how scarily awful these games are. This is the worst of the Dread X collections by far. The "developers" of these "games" should be ashamed. The use of AI generated art and voices in this are extremely lazy. There is maybe one okay-ish game in this collection, the rest are just wastes of time, poorly made disasters. This collection is absolutely not better than most AAA games(or even most AA games) as some of these steam reviewers are claiming. The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After I finished this and learned that there hasn't been another Dread X Collection released since, I was a little bummed out but certainly not surprised. There are some decent games featured, enough to justify scooping it up on a deep discount -- Karao is my favorite, and HUNSVOTTI, Vestige, and Resver are also worth playing -- but even the high points are not especially high in this one, while the low points are brutal. I don't recall any game in the previous collections being nearly as bad…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Skeleton on the motorcycle Skeleton on the motorcycle Skeleton on the motorcycle
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →the final 3 games (ludomacia, beyond the curtain and interim) might have been the most baffeling games of my life in terms of quality. the fact these game were released is a travesty
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →During the #womensdaysteam sale, we have some great games on sale! [I] Doesn't Exist 40% off Dread X Collection 5 50% off store.steampowered.com/sale/womenday
unlabelledView post →Weakest entry in the series so far
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The worst collection so far. While most of the games present were pretty alright, The Gallerie being my favorite, they fall quite short in length compared to the other collections. The hub world feels like it got copied straight out of FNAF Security Breach, the puzzles are all extremely easy, like it was made for a child audience. What I disliked most is the fact that you cant explore at all anymore, progress in the hub is bound to the games, play one, and a new door is unlocked. The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dread X Collection 5 is another inventive entry in DreadXP's anthology series, bringing together the talents of multiple independent developers to deliver twelve distinct horror experiences wrapped inside a larger narrative framework. Developed by Christopher Yabsley, Stroboskop, VisceralError, Nikk F., FYRE Games, Roope Tamminen, Shakles, Darkstone Digital, Philisophic Games, Colorfiction, iwilliams, Matt Reeves, and Abbey "Scruncho" Smith, and published by DreadXP, the game embraces the idea…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is the worst Dread X Collection unfortunately. There are a lot of first person walking sim horror games here and they blend together. The collection is very poorly optimised. Here are my thoughts on each game with a rating out of 5: Hunsvotti: It's ok. Very simple, short first person game where you collect flowers while being chased by monsters. 2/5 Gallerie: Another first person horror game with little interaction. I didn't like this at all. Nonsensical story, graphics that hurt…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Foreword: Don't buy this if you are computer illiterate. Transition from the hub-world to some of the games wasn't always so crisp and there were plenty of technical difficulties that would make most people tear their hair out or just drop the experience entirely. I had compatibility issues with every Unreal Engine game and intense screen-tearing in the hub world despite v-sync. I have a pretty standard 60hz monitor and a 2080 Super so things should have been fine.... That said... This has…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this game has 3 (THREE) good games (KARAO, HUNSVOTTI and Vestige) in it, out of 12. the rest go from bad to worse (ludomallica is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ boring) why does the final collection have the worst good to bad ratio of games in it?
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Mixed bag of mostly entertaining horror games. Some are fairly repetitive/simple but if you can get it on sale then I'd say it's worth it. Otherwise maybe check out the 2nd collection instead.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Solid work as always, making me try some games that I would never go out of my usual ones just to see how "Outpost 3000" ends. As expected, there are some titles in here that are downright amazing (I'm looking at you, Karao, We Never Left, Gallerie and Book of Blood), some average and a few that do not feel fun to play, but are more of a chore, still, there are more good games than bad ones, so the purchase of this collection is justifiable.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The collection feels more hit and miss this time around, with only a few standout games. We're missing some heavy hitter indie horror devs that have appeared in previous collections, like David & John Szymanski, TorpleDook, KIRA, etc. The launcher game also feels like a huge step back from The Hunt and the castle in DX3 which both had interesting story elements and atmosphere. DX5 is, to me, the least interesting from a story, gameplay mechanic, and atmosphere standpoint in the series. The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love the Dread X Collection series, but this one is really quite bland. I haven't finished the completely yet, so perhaps there are some hidden gems I haven't yet found, but the games I played really lacked conceptually and gameplaywise. Interim is so unfinished and is such a boring and overused concept that I think it might be the second worst game in the whole series (behind Another Late Night from the second collection). The main launcher currently has a wierd problem that it just goes…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's better than Call of Duty: Ghosts.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →5th and final Dread X collection. The hub world this time is a Entertainment Restaurant Outpost 3000 you have to find 12 presents to play 12 games which I'm going to list and give my opinion on at the botton (Maybe Spoilers) HUNSVOTTI Roope Tamminen ([url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/361990/Lakeview_Cabin_Collection/] Lakeview Cabin Collection ) midsommer with a different concept and a ending. Good mini concept and game. Gallerie Shakles([url=https://shakles.itch.io/totem]…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →3/11 games are good, one of them wont work for some reason I cant get it to run. I have reinstalled this game a few times trying to get it to work and nothing. Even asked my brother to give it a go and it wont work on his pc too. 3 of the games are really good and would spend like 2-3$ on each of those as for the others... no. Most of them are boring and not even scary or just bad. this is the last time I'm buying a Dread X Collection.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →"it's too dark!" "it's disturbed!" its not. it's ART.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The VHS Series of horror games. Sometimes there's some absolute ♥♥♥♥♥ but sometimes there's brilliant nuggets of pure horror.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It pains me to not recommend this. I REALLY wanted to love this release, but it's just not as anything as the previews ones. It's not as scary, the theme isn't as fun, the background story to the collection is completely unrelated to the things you do between unlocking the games. The games themselves are shorter and not as interesting this time around, save for 2 or 3 great ones. I get that this whole series is experimental, but since 3, things have been getting less and less scary, and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This Dread X Collection was pretty good but had some games that felt way too long and stale. Still would recommend. (Also add a FPS limiter to the games please).
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is easily the weakest of the collections. A very bland and unfinished looking hub with a collection of walking simulator games. There's a couple gems in this collection, such as We Never Left and Rotten Stigma. Unfortunately though, the majority of them are forgettable, bland, and frustrating to play through with environments that are copy and pasted. I cant even begin to describe how boring and tedious Ludomalica is.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →im a really big fan of the dread x series, ive been looking forward to each one sequentially and ive loved streaming them to a small circle of friends and seeing what fun ideas were made in time. this is the first time i have ever been directly bored by a pack. all but two were walking simulators with absolutely no gripping concepts or visual intrigue often obstructed by a low resolution filter no more 'retro' than cataracts. many of these are nominees for the worst of the franchise and i…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm wicked sad they quit doing these. I get the negative reviews, but these always felt like watching B movies to me. The point is to find the hidden gems, if they were all bangers it wouldn't be half as fun. Some of the demos on here suck. That's why I liked it. Worth grabbing, especially on the sale it's on currently.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’ve bought the bundle with all Dread X Collection Games in a sale for 90% off (or some value like that). 1 was really bad, 2 was good, 3 was a strange but good collection, and 4 was really disappointing. So, what about this one? For the final time I’ll give a score to each one of them, so they all can be reviewed (in the order I played): >Dread X 5 Hub World (Outpost 3000)< 6/10 - Let’s begin with the hub world, where you will solve some simple puzzles and receive jumpscares in order to be…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Karao: Might be the horror experience in all five packs. Genuinely good job at being unnerving. Gallerie: Reached a point of frustration because the encroaching footstep noises made me screw up the QTE. Which was the intention, so kudos. Spirit Guardian: I quit out of cringe. Rotten Stigma: Perfectly cromulent RE4 type gameplay. The Book of Blood: I'm not into FNAF-likes, but this had good voice acting and animation. Interim: Barf mode because I couldn't control the FOV. We Never Left: An…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My favorite Launcher from the collection. Selection of games were overall alright with a few stable good ones. favorite game was Vestige easily
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've spent the last bit playing each of these dreadx collections in a row, and it brings me no satisfaction to say that this was by far the least fun and interesting of the 5 for me. Now I'm going to cut to the chase here since some people might be like "why are you recommending it then?" and much like with volume 4 which I wasn't as nuts about as volumes 1, 2, and, 3 (that get way higher recommendations) I still think these are worth it (on sale in this case) because it's a neat experience…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →HUNSVOTTI: Felt a bit like a chore and didn't make the most sense. 4/10 Gallerie: Don't listen to them, this one had a vision and attempted it with maximum effort. One of the best titles in this collection. 8/10 The Book of Blood: Despite the criticisms of Gallerie, I think its grand idea and proper execution proves too tough of an act to follow. This one falls incredibly short, and had one of the most obtuse puzzles in the collection. To top it off the enemy is completely harmless to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The last and possibly final Dread X Collection. Here are my thoughts as a fan of the franchise and why, perhaps, it's best they close this chapter and allow someone else to take the reins of the horror game anthology genre. Overworld 7/10 The most visually impressive overworld presentation so far. The amusement park puzzles were fairly entertaining in parts, from cocktail mixing to escaping a creature in a ball pit (a not-so-subtle reference to Amnesia: The Dark Descent). It's a neat touch…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Few bangers, few bad games and some that feel like acid trips. Overall nice experience
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Book of Blood killed my wife and my entire family!
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Some of the games in here are honestly just amazing, the best ones in my opinion being we never left, gallerie, and karao. Some of the other games are pretty eh... but honestly these three make up for it tenfold. We Never Left had amazing voice acting (Jonah Scott went hard fr fr) and the game was really creepy to me and I loved that. Gallerie was absolutely STUNNING, the visuals were amazing and so beautiful in my opinion. The sound for the game was so cool and really added to the game. Karao…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bit earlier Midnight Horror stream, but it still counts if we play until midnight, ye? Jumping back into Dread X Collection 5, continuing with the game Gallerie. www.twitch.tv/jackofthefla...
unlabelledView post →The time frame for this anthology is curiously absent from the game's description, unlike every other entry. In the post game "thank you" video, for the game 'We never left', the developer mentions having finished the game two weeks before the publisher would require a build. SUSPICIOUS, ISN'T IT? What are you hiding from us, Dread X?! A mystery is afoot! A mystery perhaps more interesting than anything in this anthology, and this time I'm including the hub world. Let's skip to the nitty…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's another interesting collection of horror games, so if you've played all the collections beforehand, this one's worth checking out, too, despite the complaints. I tried playing the game near release, but sadly Gallerie, the second game I unlocked, kept crashing on me and I shelved the collection for a year. Bad idea. As usual, there were some standouts that I would have missed out on!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i liked all the games here is my rating from best to least best but still good for me best collection was: Dread X Collection 2 Dread X Collection 4 The Hunt Dread X Collection 3 Dread X Collection 1 Dread X Collection 5 (still better than 70% of AAA games) i think the reason that this one was lacklustre is because the games don't follow an over arching theme. also while i thought out post 3000 was a great setting for the over world and the puzzles were an excellent throw back to the 2nd game…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Has some pretty good horror games. Has some pretty okay horror games. But it also has a couple absolutely terrible games such as Gallerie and Interim
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dread X Collection 5 was a horror anthology of twelve games from a range of developers, each showcasing their capabilities. Everything from shooters, walking sims, puzzles, and chases; all related to entertainment in some form as that was the theme. The hub environment—Outpost 3000—was available in between games and had some side activities but was nothing special. Being what it was, the highs were high and the lows were low—I really hated some of them and those alone would've gotten the lowest…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i dont like these collection of games. half of them arent scary and most of them arent interesting to me. most of them were walking simulators. the only ones i liked were vestige, karoa, and we never left. my least favorite was resver, i found it nonsensical and boring, there was no other gameplay than walking around. dont waste your money on this.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Loved it, please keep making these.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There are a few gems here, like Karoa, and We Never Left, and Beyond the Curtain, while really just a walking sim, was probably the most unsettling of the bunch. But overall, just kinda meh. If there was a middle option, between recommend and not recommend, I would rate this there. Overall I'm going with a positive review though, because I feel the good experiences are worth it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →5/5 just for that one Matt Reeves game. \m/
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another entry in the Dread X Collection series, another set of games I love to pieces. So here's a brief description of each section (in order of play) and what I like/dislike about each Outpost 3000 I really like the hub environments since they were introduced in Dread X collection 2, and having a different dev make them each time helps each game feel unique. In this case, I'm reminded of an old Laser Tag/Arcade combo place from where I used to live, except that place didn't have overnight…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a great Dread X Game, the lows are a little low on this one but the highs are some of the best games they've released so far
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After going through all of the Dread X games, you'd expect the quality of these collections to be well done after four games of experience. With Dread X Collection 5, it turns out to be quite the opposite. Dread X Collection 5 is my least favorite game of the entire series and it's the franchise equivalent to V/H/S: Viral. Only three out of the thirteen games I liked and only two I thought where great. No disrespect to the developers here since Dread XP is pretty cool and I wish them the best,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The worst entry, refunded
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[No spoilers review of each game] Nothing can parallel the experience of playing a Dread X Collection for the first time. Not every contribution is going to be to your taste, but the experience of trying 12 wildly different games is very fun, and it's great for finding indie creators whose work you like. In order of how much I liked them: GALLERIE: I was genuinely blown away by this game. The story was very compelling, although the writing was occasionally a little inconsistent. I was mostly…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This was a bit of a tricky review to make because I'm leaning between marking it Yes or No. On one hand, this is definitely the weakest entry in the Dread X collection to date, both technically and simply on that quality of the games. However, I still enjoyed it overall. But there definitely needs to be more care on the bug side of things, with both the launcher/hub area and the games exhibiting far more issues then I've seen in the past games, with at least two occasions I had to restart a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I bought this to support Roope Tammerin and his game for the compilation called HUNSVOTTI. It was strange and decent, as I have come to expect from Roope's works. Not great, not the worst thing I have ever played either. Then I played the next game, called Gallerie... which actually could qualify as the worst thing I have ever played. While it had an appealing art style (compared to the other titles in this set), the narration was abysmal. I read in the developer's notes that they were…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In-Depth Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un7fkZQorbU I covered both the collection and some of the surrounding details in my video review. Since I have limited space, here's my quick thoughts on each game, ranked from Most to Least Favorite. -- Resver -- Easily the most memorable game from the entire collection. Very minimal gameplay, but an absolute feast in the audiovisual department. You're invited to a secret rave underneath a back-alley convenience store. The party is raging,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →INTERIM was such absolute trash that it dragged the entire collection down
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Where do I even begin. I genuinely hate this instalment of the Dread X Collection it has some of the worst games yet. Out of the 12 experiences here I'd say I only really enjoyed like 3 of them. The best of the games had to be Karao, Resver, Hunsvotti. Also We Never Left was pretty good and it was funny when I looked up the voice actor of Michael for it to be Jonah Scott, the voice actor for Aiden from Dying Light 2, who had a pretty nice performance in We Never Left. For the worst games, it…
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