Angker is a free adventure horror mobile game developed by RiMa Studio. The game takes the background of haunted places in Indonesia and turns it into an escape game. You will literally be in the dark as you explore these sites, but don’t let that be a distraction from your mission. 

Angker is a fun stealth horror game for a specific audience. Everything will fill you with dread, from its ambiance to the chilling map design. In addition, your objective is to hide from enemies and then make your way to a new hiding place.

The game can turn you anxious

Angker is a game that gives players an eerie experience. Unlike other horror games, it lacks complex narratives—but the thrill of playing it will keep you on edge. The game takes its inspiration from the legends of haunted places in Indonesia. It focuses on a crazed doctor infected by an unknown disease trying to murder anyone he sees. Thus, you’ll need to avoid this enemy.

This is on top of escaping the dark place. The doctor will actively be hunting you so you have to stay out of his sight. Sometimes, he even hides and waits for the players so he can pounce. However, that doesn't mean you can’t find a place to hide yourself. There are plenty of hiding spots around—although this gets old pretty fast.

Throughout the game, you will feel uneasy, dreadful, and paranoid. The creepiness and darkness are not the only things that can put you on edge but also the tiny sounds you hear while walking around. Most of the time, you will listen to nothing but silence, and then suddenly, you’ll hear a loud jumpscare sound. Plus, the game has impressive graphics to make things more realistic.

Simple yet terrifyingly realistic

Angker is a decent game if you are looking for a horror experience that focuses more on being creepy and scary than it does on delivering jumpscares. It is worth playing because of its thrilling atmosphere. The tension you feel as you encounter the doctor multiple times in the same room while searching for a place to hide and find the items can fill you with adrenaline.