8 Halloween Apps ‘To Die For’
Posted by Mendel on Oct 20th 2017
8 Halloween Apps ‘To Die For’
Halloween is just around the corner. You have probably prepared your costume, candy and the spooky decorations in the house. One thing is left for you to do. You have to download some of these scary, downright necessary apps for your phone. So, we round up some of the best halloween apps and games to help you get into the holiday spirit.
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The Walking Dead: Dead Yourself
The Walking Dead fans, this one’s for you. This app turns your regular selfie into a zombiefied version. You can take a selfie or import one from camera roll. After that, you proceed to the fun part: the editing. Add zombie eyes and mouth. Customize what you wear by picking some props from the show! Show off your gruesome face on face on Facebook, Twitter, and the Walker photo gallery. Lastly, vote for your favorite zombie faces in the Walker gallery.
Ghost Lens 2 (iOS) and Ghost Photo Maker (Android)
Merge your two similar pictures together and create a poltergeist effect. Use Ghost Lens or the Android app Ghost Photo Maker when you do. Scare yourself and others when you share your ghostly pics.
Five Nights at Freddy’s series
This is a series of popular horror games. Five Nights at Freddy’s basically relies on the classic jump scares. At first, you applied for a job. Then, you have to sit somewhere and just watch out for some living robots. It’s just basic: survive the night and you will win the game. You have to be aware of your health amount as well. Explore the lore and the story as you complete the five stages. The mechanics are different in each game but the premise is still the same. A game costs $2.99 each.
Fran Bow Series
This is another series of horror games. Fran Bow games consist of a different chapter in the story. This game stays away from the conventional route. It makes its own chapter into downloadable game. It’s also a puzzle game where you must administer medication to yourself.
Vampify
Are you curious what would you look like as a vampire? Well now, you just have to try Vampify app. It is both available in iOs and Android version. The iOs version creates 3D animated vampire face, which snarls and bites. It can even drip blood! Share your undead selfie on social networks. You could also check out others on Vampify’s Instagram account. On the other side, the Android version is just simpler. You use the editing tools to turn into vampire. End results are just terrifying. Please, don’t expect a Damon or Elena look from the Vampire Diaries.
Glympse’s Track and Treat
This one is pretty quintessential for a Halloween app round-up. This is a tool for keeping an eye on the parent’s little trick-or-treaters. It tracks the movements of children in real time. See where your children are how fast they’re moving, and if they’re starting to veer off the beaten path. You can do it all from your own mobile device or desktop.
Limbo
This is one of better horror games in the recent memory. Your role is a boy who is searching for your lost sister. The game banks on monochrome, minimalistic graphics. Solve the puzzles for you to unlock the next level. The game has a creepy atmosphere. Many traps and bad guys are there to avoid. Auto-save and achievements are just few of the features of Limbo. The only downside is that some believe the game is a little short. Playing this game will only take you a few hours to complete. Still, it's really good.
Octave
This is one of the newer horror games. Play the role of a guy who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Be dragged into an alternate reality where things just don’t make sense. This is a horror game with puzzles and hidden objects. You can get Octave for $1.99 without in-app purchases.
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