Allison Road

Allison Road is a first-person psychological horror game from Lilith Ltd, a small UK studio led by Christian Kesler. It was revealed in 2015 and cancelled in 2016, and it never came out. People still talk about it because its…
A growing archive of horror video games, built one entry at a time, with a case file of hard facts, a scare profile, a plain-language guide to the story and lore, and current details on where each game can be played. It is written for players deciding what to pick up next, fans trying to untangle a franchise timeline, and anyone who wants to know exactly how frightening a game is before they commit an evening to it.
Every entry opens with the essentials: developer, publisher, release dates, platforms, engine, sequels and remakes, and the production history that shaped the final product.
Each game is rated on scare level, gore, jump scares, atmosphere, difficulty and length, so you can tell a slow-burn psychological crawl from a gory survival gauntlet at a glance.
We lay out the plot, the setting, the monsters and the mythology behind them, flagging spoilers clearly and connecting the dots across series that span decades.
Current availability on consoles, PC storefronts, subscription services and cloud platforms, plus notes on remasters, delisted versions and the best way to experience older titles today.

Allison Road is a first-person psychological horror game from Lilith Ltd, a small UK studio led by Christian Kesler. It was revealed in 2015 and cancelled in 2016, and it never came out. People still talk about it because its…

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