I enjoyed all of these games, definitely some devs to follow for future projects! Love the hub world as well. Some were more spooky than others but they all had something to offer and kept me super entertained!

Analog Nightmares is a collection of 9 short horror games by 9 different devs, each set against the backdrop of Analog Horror.

There is a small hub world to walk around & explore and you use this area to access VHS tapes which act as the games. There are some really good games in here & all of them are fun to play. I like it when developers come together to create something like this. There is a decent amount of content for the price & I really look forward to what they do next.
Keep up the good work.

Very interesting, short but sweet horror games. Some of them really absurd, some of them more akin to other ones we have seen. Really enjoyed it!

A great selection of various horror games with the uniting theme of analog horror. Fun for the whole family!

Update: Upon looking back I have more fond memories of all the games included with the exception of 1 title. I think most people who love this genre will enjoy this series. I have since edited the below review to suit my thoughts on the anthology.

I would love to give this collection a glowing review but to be honest I felt like a lot of the games here were more weird than scary. There are a few great experiences that make it worth the money. Consume, Garrison, The Other One, and The Mineshaft are the real highlights of this collection.

While it was definitely worth the money to me for the shorts I truly enjoyed I feel like you need to go into this knowing that it's a real mix in terms of genre and scope. I can say that most of the games were pretty straight forward and some gave me a pretty good laugh. All in all my thoughts are more positive than negative on this collection.

The forgotten tapes: analog nightmares is a collection of, to be honest, rather amateur games, with the connection to all of them being analog horror themes and bad jumpscares. Here are all of the games reviewed individually.
The Other One: A somewhat unremarkable trip through several tapes that make me wish there was some good audio to go along with this game that could've really helped the atmosphere, but as it is, the most memorable part of this game is the water splashing sound also used in Minecraft.
UV Goggles: A game where you walk REALLY slowly through a surreal house-like environment. I get the walking speed is supposed to add dread, but for as long as this game lasts as well as the backtracking, especially when you die, makes it not very good.
Bobo's Quest: Some good audio work in this game, played in a third person perspective too, which is unique for the package. I don't have too much else to say about it but I appreciate its differences from the other games in the package.
The Mineshaft: Hilariously bad jumpscares, several little bugs, and not a whole lot going on. A generally normal looking guy popping in, and slowly fading out like 10 times isn't scary. Pro tip: the mouse wheel is required to use your inventory, so I hope you have one of those.
Night Sight: This game somewhat baffles me as to what to say about it, is the mere presence of a mohawk high-poly baby supposed to be scary?
Consume: Game 1 in the "Really f-in dark trilogy" where you play an N64 styled zombie game, although the geometry could be ran on a Super Nintendo for how basic it looks. All that before going into an actually good looking house setting, but I'm assuming its a stock model. Game crashed for me in that section, which at least was brightly lit.
Funhouse of Blood: Game 2 in the "Really f-in dark trilogy" where you walk around purple cubes looking at dark text, I can't really say much else.
Garrison Broadcast: Game 3 in the "Really REALLY f-in dark trilogy" where you walk around at least decently decorated rooms, and then get chased down by something that actually looks kind of scary, but otherwise I just can't see the rest of the game.
Overall, I can't really say much more than I am thoroughly disappointed with this selection of games, I wouldn't really call one of them good. Would I call them Interesting? I suppose so, but I just do not think this is worth the hour and a half this game has to offer. Please go play the Dread X Collections instead, as while those games aren't all perfect polished experiences, they're better than this. I have no idea what the other reviewers are talking about when they say they enjoyed all of these games.

Lesser quality and shorter games than any of the Dread X Collections.
At least this collection isn't as bad than the Trash Horror Collection but it is still not very good.
I'd say The other one, Bobo's quest, Funhouse of blood, UV googles and The mineshaft were decent to pretty good but the rest was very meh.
The absolute worst was Consume locked at 30 fps, f*ck that.

A neat collection of games with some nice variety in terms of scares. A good price for a game to go through in an evening.

Great game. Great devs. All have a unique outlook on games.

This was an interesting game. I absolutely love the concept and how each game had a different feel. I definitely have a couple of favourites within the group, and others were a bit unusual but still cool. It was an experience trying each one though and I thoroughly enjoyed the variety.

Only found two of them scary, whilst others were definitely interesting.

Optimisation was a little clunky at times which made it hard to stream because it would technically open a game within a game and caused some issues but overall myself and my community enjoyed them.
I am intrigued for more in a series like this because it is a really neat idea.

One thing I would really wish for is something to change in the "exploring" area once you have completed the different tapes.

Thank you so much to all the developers and the publisher.
This was fun