Haunted Horror Quiz

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Ever wonder if you can tell Slenderman from Bagul in a split second? This browser quiz throws creepy horror icons at you—some from movies, some from creepypasta lore—and asks you to name them before the eerie music drives you insane. It's a simple guessing game that tests your horror trivia knowledge across psychological horror legends, retro monsters, and modern nightmares. Think you know your Nun from your Samara? Prove it.

Key Features

• Multiple Quiz Formats: Name the character from an image, or pick the right image from a name—keeps you on your toes.
• Horror Icon Library: Characters pulled from movies, creepypasta, and internet legends like Jeff the Killer and Slenderman.
• Mouse-Only Controls: Click your answer and move on. No keyboard required.
• Instant Feedback: Find out immediately if you nailed it or got it hilariously wrong.

How to Play Haunted Horror Quiz

Getting started takes two seconds, but remembering obscure horror characters? That's the real test.

Identify the Horror Icon

You're shown an image—sometimes a movie still, sometimes a web-scraped creepypasta pic—and four name options. Click the one you think matches. The images range from recognizable villains like Valak to deep-cut internet horrors you might've forgotten existed.

Match Names to Faces

The game flips it: now you get a name like "Gladys-Lilly" and four images to choose from. This mode separates casual fans from true horror nerds. Some images are from legit films, others look AI-generated or pulled from random forums, so expect some weird curveballs.

Survive the Knowledge Check

There's no timer stress here—just your brain versus horror trivia. Wrong answers don't kill you, but they do bruise your ego. Keep clicking through categories until you've proven you know your Bagul from your Beetlejuice.

Who is Haunted Horror Quiz for?

Perfect for horror fans who want a brain break without the jump scares. If you grew up watching creepypasta readings on YouTube or binge horror movies every October, this is your comfort zone. It's also great for kids who think they're horror experts—just don't expect AAA production values. Casual players looking for a 5-minute distraction will enjoy it, but hardcore gamers will see through the low-budget presentation instantly.

The Gameplay Vibe

It's chill but creepy. The ambient spooky sounds loop in the background while you tap through questions. Visually, it's rough—think bottom-tier mobile quiz with inconsistent image quality. Some pics are crisp movie stills, others look like they were screenshot from a forum post in 2009. The UI is basic with chunky beveled buttons that scream "default template." If you're here for atmosphere, the eerie audio does the heavy lifting. If you're here for polish, lower your expectations.

Technical Check: Saves & Performance

The game runs entirely in your browser, so progress is tied to your cache—don't clear your browsing data unless you want to start over. Performance is smooth even on older phones or potato laptops since it's just static images and buttons. No lag, no loading screens between questions. You might see interstitial ads pop up between levels, but that's the price of free browser games.

Quick Verdict: Pros & Cons

A quick trivia fix for horror nerds who don't need flashy graphics to have fun.

• ✅ Pro: Instant nostalgia if you spent time on creepypasta wikis as a teen.
• ✅ Pro: Zero learning curve—just click and guess.
• ❌ Con: Image quality is all over the place, and some choices feel like copyright roulette.

Controls

Point and click. That's it. Responsive enough that I never misclicked, even on my phone.

• Desktop: Mouse to select answers.
• Mobile: Tap the button that matches your guess.

Release Date & Developer

Developed by lucas christ and released on October 31, 2025—appropriately timed for Halloween, even if the production budget wasn't.