What's the most scared you've ever been in a game?

[sketch_zeppelin]

I know alot of people say sillent hill and i'll agree they are scary games. especially the second game but for me the most scared i've ever been in a game is Fatal Frame 2. I'm sorry but a game that forces you to fight ghosts with a cammera in first person waiting for them to get right up in your face before the strangle you is fucked up.

Anytime the screen turned black and white i almost wet myself with dread and if you've played the game you'll know what i'm talking about.

also the hide and seek kids can fuck right off!!!

 

[dragsaw]

haveing no ammo at the stalker part in deadspace2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaILqRgR1oI

 

[Atsumi_Warrior]

I am a massive giant coward.
So EVERY game that has the word "Horror" in it.

 

[bigfatcarp93]

I know I'll be laughed off the site for this, but the opening bit of Bioshock 1 takes the cake for me. That mysterious tower, the door that shuts behind you... then being in that big entry room, knowing that the splicer is loose somewhere in the shadows of the same room, but not knowing where... *shiver*

Also, the early parts of the Marine campaign in AVP (2010) were pretty scary...

 

[Sablestick]

two answers, Minecraft, and Monster Bash on DOS

I was walking along on peaceful mode in minecraft while wearing headphones when my brother sneaked up behind me and hissed like a creeper, in one second my mind did this "OH SHIT A CREEPER! Wait, I'm on peaceful. Dammit!" *hits brother* Before I remembered I was on peaceful, that brief second was scary as hell.

This really old game called Monster Bash is about a boy in pajammas fighting the horrors of the night with a slingshot. There are these snake heads that pop out of the background to bite you, and they're marked with glowing red eyes. At about 6-7 that REALLY scared me.

 

[Squidbulb]

Thief is terrifying for me.

 

[bossfight1]

Here's what might seem weird; The Emperor's New Groove game (When I was like 9 or something) A big spider suddenly dangled down right in front of me, scaring the ever-loving shit out of me.

Thanks, Disney, you gave me a slight case of arachnophobia.