If you are interested in a side scroller horror game, Sally Face may be a great place to start. The game description is as: “Sally Face is a boy with blue pigtails, a prosthetic face and a mysterious past. Guide him on weird adventures through high school and beyond; dealing with the many oddities and hardships in his life.”
Developed solely by Steve Garby (@PortableMoose) Sally Face is what I would describe as a side-scrolling horror genre with additive elements of mystery and adventure. From what I gathered and played, this game is going to keep people on the edge of their seats for the upcoming chapters. I imagine Sally Face will continue to grow a fan base, which it has a rather impressive one now for an indie title. 
With an excellent soundtrack of displaced synth instrumental, and a dark atmosphere with memorable characters, Sally Face really throws you into a twisted realm rather fast.
For the time being today (November 5th, 2016), chatper 1 of Sally Face is free to download, and you can help @PortableMoose fund the title as well as find the download here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sally-face#/ I say give it a go!
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