Ha ha, amen. Jesus, that game used to scare me specifically for the sounds you hear near a cave or somewhere dark. God...saucecode said:
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Games that Actually Scared You
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Haha! I had that exact same experience the first time I played DooM, except I killed the pinky demon, and proceeded to quit the game.Clive Howlitzer said:
I only started playing again years later.Now what scares me is DooM 3. I know it's just a game full of jump scares, but my heart is rushing the whole time I'm playing, and I have trouble proceeding at times, so it's scary for me! Unfortunately, I haven't beaten the game yet, and have to restart because I lost my save file... can't wait. It's a fun game, though. Good combat.
Yeah. This game tries to trick you by saying "Oh hai, this game is really peacefull", and then a few minutes later it's like "I WILL END YOU".saucecode said:
Amnesia thread?
seriously that's the only game that really scared me, some others like Resident Evil remake and silent Hill 2 were just kidna creepy or made me jump a few times.
seriously that's the only game that really scared me, some others like Resident Evil remake and silent Hill 2 were just kidna creepy or made me jump a few times.
What happens during a loading screen? I never played #2, but I was always really nervous when the Resident Evil door animations played.ardencabbel said:
OT: Fatal Frame and Penumbra. Haven't played Amnesia yet, but it looks pretty damn scary as well.
Also that one part in Eternal Darkness. I won't ruin it, but if you've played it, you know the part.
The Chzo Mythos games by Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw scared me (not really the first one but I couldent finish the 2nd and the 4th).
But seriously, no one else played these games? they were made by Yahtzee! you should all play them (or at least watch "lets play on youtube"-they are scary...)
Also, they are free.
But seriously, no one else played these games? they were made by Yahtzee! you should all play them (or at least watch "lets play on youtube"-they are scary...)
Also, they are free.
Looking at my shelf now and the only "horror" titles that I have are Dead Space 1 and 2, RE5, and (I suppose) L4D. While none of those games really scares me as such, the Dead Space and L4D are pretty good at instilling panic and often exhilaration. Bioshock had a couple of scares, but they were mostly situational, like that statue in the basement of Fort Frolic. A game with a sustained and eveloping sense of dread is something I've yet to experience in this generation. Amnesia sounds like it might fit the bill.
I do remember getting a little rattled by Ravenholm, but I think that had to do with the fact that I had been away from gaming for years when I first played it. Still, those poisoned zombies (shudder).
I do remember getting a little rattled by Ravenholm, but I think that had to do with the fact that I had been away from gaming for years when I first played it. Still, those poisoned zombies (shudder).
Amnesia: The Dark Descent. So terrifying I have yet to fully finish a single playthough.
The runner up medal would go to Abomination: The Nemesis Project, though that's more creepy than scary.
The runner up medal would go to Abomination: The Nemesis Project, though that's more creepy than scary.
I agree, I played it for a couple of hours until I was in a tunnel & something jumped out & started screaming at me. I uninstalled it right after that.Project_Xii said:
Dude same thing happened to me I haven't played Silent Hill 4 since because of the giant head, it just kept looking at me, freaky ass thing.Padwolf said:
Not sure if that counts as scared, but dead space made me jump a couple of times, its just that you constalnty hear noises all around you but usually nothing happens, but when it does you dont expect it. I had to take turns with my friend to finish aliens vs predator 2 campaign because he was too scared to do it alone..
When I first played Resident Evil 2 I was terrified of Birkin, I was 10 at the time, but other than that, no games has actually scared me. Playing RE4 unnerved me a bit, and when I played Condemned, well, I hated playing that game, but in a good way. Hitting guys with a pipe felt real, and the atmosphere was great, I was on edge most of the time I played that game and I felt sick with the tension, but I wasn't exactly scared, just really wound up.
Actually playing through Lost in Nightmares for the first time, I was scared of that. I had no idea what was waiting for me in the mansion, or the courtyard, when I finally met an enemy, I screamed and paused the game to calm down, I ran off and hid, then the fucker hit me with an anchor, and I died. After completing it, all the tension was gone during my second playthrough. I really hope that RE6 is going to be more like Lost in Nightmares, but since it's going to be completely different to the other installments, then I suppose it is just a dream.
Actually playing through Lost in Nightmares for the first time, I was scared of that. I had no idea what was waiting for me in the mansion, or the courtyard, when I finally met an enemy, I screamed and paused the game to calm down, I ran off and hid, then the fucker hit me with an anchor, and I died. After completing it, all the tension was gone during my second playthrough. I really hope that RE6 is going to be more like Lost in Nightmares, but since it's going to be completely different to the other installments, then I suppose it is just a dream.
