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[RelentlessEcho]

The Fatal Frame games were always horrifying to me, nothing has come close to it.

[Mercuron]

The mission itself wasn't scary but The Darkness had a mission where you were crossing a field during a thunderstorm; there would be lightning flashes that sometimes had the image of a decaying corpse appear right in front of you for a split-second. That always startled me.

343 Guilty Spark from Halo was pretty creepy in setting up the Flood's entrance to the game.

Alan Wake was also good at making me nervous any time the fog closed in and the wind picked up while I was lost in the woods.

[Varen Spectre]

In Alien vs Predator 1 without save patch, Marine's level number 3 I guess. So dark, respawning aliens aaand our little beloved friends. 

[StrawberryViking]

Seeing as how I'm a wimp when it comes to scary games I don't think I have very much authority on the matter, but I was shivering bad (it's what I do when I'm scared) when I was playing Batman: Arkham Asylum, when I was going through Killer Croc's lair. They made it last so long by making you walk sooo very slowly.

I'd also like to add that Dead Space was so scary to me, after the intro and first encounter with the necromorphs I didn't want to leave the elevator and immediately shut off the xbox and started watching American Dad to calm myself down. I kept looking behind me and up at the AC vents the rest of the day.

[Ghost Lightning]

Sacred Icon in Halo 2

[ademska]

that part in clock tower on psx where i tried to hide under the bed from scissorman with his giant bloody death scissors, and he walked in, was all creepy, started to leave the room...

and that ****ing parrot yelled SHE'S UNDER THE BED SHE'S UNDER THE BED

also, all of amnesia, sh1, sh2.

[GodWood]

PureMethodActor wrote...
I didn't get beyond the first or second chapter in Condemned 2. Mostly because it was a rental (just like Condemned) and I couldn't rent it any more since. Tell me about how they introduced magic and cult-related stuff? I saw some cult-stuff in the first, but that was due to the sonic-noise-sickness thing, which I felt was pretty cool.

Nope I'm pretty sure *that was introduced at the start of the C2.

Anyways since this is one of the few times I wholeheartedly agree with a games reviewer I'll let Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw summarise it for you in a much more entertaining fashion.

*EDIT: Just checked, apparently if you completed the first game 100% it'd reveal a cult was behind it. I am dissapoint.

Modifié par GodWood, 09 juillet 2011 - 01:09 .

[thesilverlinedviking]

Pretty much anything from Amnesia: The Dark Descent, or the school in FEAR 2

[Rockworm503]

If anyone is wondering if FEAR 3 is scary... its not. I played the Coop at my friends house last night. Its fun for a shooter but I can't recommend it if your looking for scares.

[Mystic dream]

The underground prison in Silent Hill 2. Especially creepy is the part with the prison cell where you can hear someone babbling, as if chanting a ritual of some kind.
Altough I think Amnesia: The Dark Descent might finally dethrone it. Just bought this game from the steam summer sales, and giving it a go soon. Heard "good" things about it...

Modifié par Mystic dream, 09 juillet 2011 - 07:22 .

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

You people are scared of nothing ... you better stop playing horror games!

[ObserverStatus]

The part of Amnesia when I got mauled to death my a mummy.

[HiddenKING]

RelentlessEcho wrote...

The Fatal Frame games were always horrifying to me, nothing has come close to it.

True Story. Fatal Frame is AWESOME in a scary way.

[ottery]

Ditto the Cradle from Thief 3.

I also found the underwater base from Deus Ex pretty scary. One got so used to the relative freedom of levels in DE and to the abundance of human non-combatant NPCs - to suddenly find oneself under the sea on flooded building with nothing except corpses and monsters for company...it was very atmospheric.

Modifié par ottery, 09 juillet 2011 - 08:22 .