Dead End Road is an atmospheric driving game, with a low-fi aesthetic and procedurally generated elements. Complete your journey to seek the assistance of the old witch at Dead End Road; Get there before daybreak and perhaps, just perhaps, you can escape this nightmare.
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2026-09-11 21:32 UTC
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1414521
2016-10-26 02:17 UTC
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448581
windows
160.47 MB
78.69 MB
7939798716396991196
448582
linux · 32 · english
192.03 MB
80.41 MB
8476763703918198256
448583
linux · 64 · english
192.03 MB
80.41 MB
1587687278669178090
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2016-10-26 02:17 UTC
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2016-07-21 10:26 UTC · Rock, Paper, Shotgun · contact@rockpapershotgun.com (Adam Smith)
Has anyone ever made a driving game that is also a horror game before now? It might have happened. It must have happened, but I can’t think of a single example. Dead End Road makes a driving/horror mashup seem like such an obvious thing though, by borrowing or referencing so many tricks from scary movies that involve rear view mirrors and shadows in the back seat, figures at the side of the road, and radios that inexplicably puke out bursts of static. It’s simple, effective, short and replayable. …
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