Siren Head: The Siren's Forest
Released Oct 2020
In this indie horror game, you must escape the Siren’s Forest! Use multiple means of transportation to aid your escape. Unearth what truly happened in the forest by interacting with certain objects that could provide you with the answers you need. But be careful… There’s something out there!
52% positive · 570 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
The developer explicitly states in the store description that this game was made as a personal learning project during a university summer holiday, describes it as "rushed," and openly characterizes it as a short (~20 minute) experience that "really isn't much." There are no DLC listings, no post-launch update history, no roadmap, and no announcements of any future content. The store description reads as a finished — if modest — product that shipped as a complete, self-contained experience on October 15, 2020. No further development activity has been communicated since launch.
Evidence
Developer explicitly describes the game as a rushed summer project made for personal learning, calling it a short (~20 minute) experience with no implied future content or updates planned.
Short description presents the game as a complete, self-contained horror experience with no mention of updates, DLC, or ongoing development.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Gwydion LLyr Meredydd
Achievements
9
Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player
About this game
** disclaimer**
This game was made over the summer holiday whilst at university because I had nothing else to do and wanted to know what a development and publishing cycle was like for an indy developed game. the game was rushed and there for the story is lacking and was purely an educational adventure for me. The game really isn't much and isn't well optimised and is honestly not worth your time, but if you fancy wasting 20 minutes and have nothing better to do give it a go :D
After a heavy night drinking your character awakes in a haze, surrounded by empty rum bottles. You decide to go out for a drive to clear your head… However, you fall asleep at the wheel and end up in the Siren’s Forest!
You vaguely remember hearing the horrific news about three teenagers going missing it that area and realise you must find a way out as soon as possible.
However, you soon realise you are not alone in the forest….
The game is a first person linier indie horror game, based off of TREVOR HENDERSONS siren head property. It includes multiple different methods of moving around the game including walking/Running, truck driving and boat rowing. The game also allows the player to interact with a phew certain objects such as lights, maps, and radios. A full IK system helps immerse the player in the horror game and also allows for full body animations.
This game was made over the summer holiday whilst at university because I had nothing else to do and wanted to know what a development and publishing cycle was like for an indy developed game. the game was rushed and there for the story is lacking and was purely an educational adventure for me. The game really isn't much and isn't well optimised and is honestly not worth your time, but if you fancy wasting 20 minutes and have nothing better to do give it a go :D
After a heavy night drinking your character awakes in a haze, surrounded by empty rum bottles. You decide to go out for a drive to clear your head… However, you fall asleep at the wheel and end up in the Siren’s Forest!
You vaguely remember hearing the horrific news about three teenagers going missing it that area and realise you must find a way out as soon as possible.
However, you soon realise you are not alone in the forest….
GamePlay
The game is a first person linier indie horror game, based off of TREVOR HENDERSONS siren head property. It includes multiple different methods of moving around the game including walking/Running, truck driving and boat rowing. The game also allows the player to interact with a phew certain objects such as lights, maps, and radios. A full IK system helps immerse the player in the horror game and also allows for full body animations.
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Last evaluated Jun 24, 2026
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