Wait till you play Gears.DeManix said:What game have you found the most frightening?
For me, Resistance: FOM. I never played it, but I have watched my brother play a few levels. The concept of aliens invading Earth is frightening, if cliched, concept, but most of these stories have a cetain charm to them, but in FOM, it's just downright scary. And the enemies are the most frightening I've ever seen, especially once you've seen one's face fill up the entire screen because you're idiot brother crouched down right in front of one of them. Once again, the enemies had no charm, they were just scary.
This.T0xiCity8 said:Silent Hill 2
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you agree thats one game that NEEDS a remake?Jack_Uzi said:It must be vampire the masquerade bloodlines. In general it wasn't really a scary game, but some moment like the haunted mention (got the mission and thought: yay! cliche!.. but I was SO wrong) and the part of the snuff movies really gave me goosebumps.
Most scary parts in a game I've ever encountered.
I don't find Metro 2033 scary at all really, it's too good to be scaryhazabaza1 said:Metro 2033. Considering it's the only real horror type game I've played, I don't think I want to play any more. I'm paranoid at everything, and now I'm scared to wander around my house at night.
I'm so glad I didn't spoil it for myself like I usually do with games.
I'm guessing on the 360, cause on the PC you can quick save anywhere.... unless you're in combatDrEmo said:I once saw this game that was like russian roulette but with a hammer and you had to smack your junk with it.
Wait, you mean video game? Oh.
That's... that's another story. Video games don't really scare me.
But Mass Effect freaked me out at one point. My teammates were dead, my gun had overheated, I was on very low health and there were 2 Thorian Creepers coming at me and I ran backwards into a corner.
Why was that freaky?
Because it was the 9th time I was attempting that mission and I was inches away from the checkpoint. If you've played Mass Effect, you know how hard it is to come across a check point.