Need horror sounds for your game? Here’s 556 of them for $5

🎧 I made 556 horror sound effects and I'm releasing them for just $5



Hey devs! 👋



I'm an indie creator and recently finished a huge horror SFX pack with **556 sounds** – including:



\- Jumpscares

\- Monster roars and screams

\- Ghost whispers

\- Gore & body impacts

\- Ambient loops

\- Footsteps, phones, UI, electricity and more...



All sounds are **MP3**, royalty-free and game-ready (Unity, Unreal, Godot, etc).



📦 Great for horror games, trailers, cutscenes or even prototypes.

🎮 No license needed – just download and use.



👉 You can grab it here for only **$5**:

🔗 https://frantahauk.itch.io/



I hope it helps someone here! Feedback welcome – and if you’d like a future **WAV version**, let me know ✌️



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